The international oil prices rose to $103.01 per barrel in 2008 resulted into inflation and;

• A) Global Depression
• B) Global Recession
• C) Global Boom
• D) Global revival

WTO agreement on Textiles and Clothing (ATC) principle was to remove all quantitative restrictions by industrial countries on imports of textiles / clothing from;

• A) Industrial countries
• B) Developed countries
• C) African countries
• D) All countries

Prior to financial sector reforms of 1991, Government’s Debt Management Program was criticized being Poorly managed and;

• A) Highly organized
• B) None of the given options
• C) Highly unorganized
• D) Highly efficient

According to IMF, instead of quantitative monetary management methods, there should be market based management of;

• A) Agriculture Policy
• B) Monetary Policy
• C) Industrial Policy
• D) Fiscal Policy

Which factors worsen Pakistan’s health situation?

• A) Malnutrition and maternal risks
• B) Inflation only
• C) Tourism and trade
• D) Technology and urbanization

Which of the following contributes to improving health conditions?

• A) All of them
• B) Education
• C) Clean water
• D) Maternal health services

What is meant by discrimination?

• A) Fair distribution of resources
• B) Unfair or prejudicial treatment of people or groups
• C) Equal treatment of everyone
• D) Increase in employment

Regional inequality can exist between:

• A) Provinces, cities, and people
• B) Provinces only
• C) Countries only
• D) Cities only

The female literacy rate in Pakistan was described as:

• A) Poor
• B) Average
• C) Good
• D) Excellent

Despite improvements, child mortality remains high mainly due to:

• A) Malnutrition
• B) Migration
• C) Industrialization
• D) Technology

Improving health was an important goal of:

• A) IMF
• B) WTO
• C) MDGs
• D) SAARC

Ill health affect an individual's personal, social, and economic well-being through:

• A) Increasing exports
• B) poverty and vice versa
• C) Reducing poverty
• D) Improving literacy

Pakistan’s health profile is typical of:

• A) High-income countries
• B) Developed countries
• C) Poor-income countries
• D) Middle-income countries

Compared to poverty, research on the health-poverty relationship is:

• A) Nonexistent
• B) Extensive and complete
• C) Limited in many areas
• D) Unnecessary

What percentage of births are attended by skilled health professionals?

• A) 14%
• B) 44%
• C) 24%
• D) 34%

The relationship between health and poverty is:

• A) Weak
• B) Disputable
• C) Indisputable
• D) Temporary

Child mortality rate fell from 140 to ----- in 2014.

• A) 100
• B) 90
• C) 120
• D) 110

The literacy rate measures the percentage of people aged _____ and above who can read and write.

• A) 12
• B) 18
• C) 10
• D) 15

Which of the following is an indicator of regional imbalance?

• A) Education
• B) Industrialization
• C) income
• D) All of them

Regional inequality mainly refers to:

• A) Differences in economic and social development among regions
• B) Equal population distribution
• C) Equal development across regions
• D) Equal income for all citizens