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The dependence on remittances from abroad makes Kerala's economy vulnerable to:

AFluctuations in global oil prices

BFluctuations in the exchange rate between the Indian Rupee and the currencies of the Gulf countries

CChanges in the employment policies and visa regulations of major destination countries

DIncreased competition for jobs from other South Asian countries in the Middle East

Answer:

A. Fluctuations in global oil prices

Read Explanation:

  • As a large number of Keralites work in the Gulf countries, the economic stability of these regions, which is often tied to oil prices, directly impacts remittance flows.


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