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Which of the following is a key challenge for Kerala's economy?

AHigh government debt and fiscal deficit.

BInsufficient industrial growth

CHigh rates of educated unemployment

DDeclining agricultural sector contribution

Answer:

A. High government debt and fiscal deficit.

Read Explanation:

  • While Kerala's per capita income is high, the state faces challenges with its public finances, including a large fiscal deficit and a significant debt-to-GSDP ratio.


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