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What makes Kerala's ecosystem particularly conducive to innovation and entrepreneurship?

  1. The efficient interlinking of schools, colleges, incubators, government institutes, and startups creates a fertile ground for innovation and entrepreneurship in Kerala.
  2. There is a lack of collaboration between educational institutions and startup support systems in Kerala.
  3. Kerala's ecosystem is hindered by poor connectivity between various support entities.

    Ai only

    Bi, iii

    Ci, ii

    Dii only

    Answer:

    A. i only

    Read Explanation:

    • Kerala's unique strength lies in its well-integrated ecosystem, where educational institutions, incubation centers, government bodies, and startups work in synergy.

    • This interconnectedness fosters a collaborative environment that is highly conducive to nurturing innovation, attracting investment, and promoting entrepreneurial ventures.

    • The Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) plays a pivotal role in strengthening these linkages.

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    In which areas are entrepreneurs from Kerala making significant contributions?

    1. Entrepreneurs from Kerala are gaining recognition beyond the conventional software and IT sectors, exploring new and emerging fields.
    2. The entrepreneurial activities in Kerala are limited to the traditional IT sector.
    3. Entrepreneurs from Kerala are not recognized in national or international forums.

      Regarding the SAMANWAYA scheme, identify the incorrect statement about its services.

      1. The scheme offers extensive skill development training for various trades.
      2. It provides financial loans directly for home construction for SC/ST families.
      3. Support for self-employment and entrepreneurship development programmes are integral parts of the scheme.
      4. Practical training for interviews and group discussions is a key service.
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        Which of the following statements accurately describe the Old-Age Dependency Ratio (OADR)?

        1. The Old-Age Dependency Ratio (OADR) represents the number of individuals aged 65 and above for every 100 people in the working-age group (20-64 years).
        2. OADR is a measure used to track shifts in the demographic composition of a population.
        3. A decreasing trend in OADR indicates a growing proportion of elderly individuals relative to the working-age population.
        4. OADR is solely concerned with the number of people below the age of 20.

          Identify the false statement concerning Current Weekly Status (CWS) unemployment.

          1. The CWS method defines a person as unemployed if they were not able to work for even an hour during the seven-day reference period.
          2. The reference period for Current Weekly Status unemployment is one month preceding the date of survey.
          3. CWS estimates are generally higher than Usual Principal Activity Status (UPS) estimates because they capture more transient unemployment.