CBSE Class 12 Economics Set 2 Question Paper 2026 with Solutions
| Updated On - Mar 19, 2026
CBSE Class 12 Economics Set 2 Question Paper 2026, conducted on March 17, 2026, is now available for download along with detailed solutions in PDF format. The paper carries a total of 70 marks and is structured to evaluate students through 20 marks of short-answer questions, 30 marks of long-answer questions, and 20 marks of essay-type and problem-solving questions.
CBSE Board Class 12 Economics Set 2 Question Paper 2026 with Solutions PDFs
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Identify which of the following is a ‘Stock’ variable:
If \(MPC = 0.5\), what will be the value of the Investment Multiplier (\(K\))?
Assertion (A): \(APC\) can be greater than 1.
Reason (R): At very low levels of income, consumption can exceed income.
Supply of money refers to:
Purchase of a car by a household is an example of:
Which of the following is NOT a function of the Central Bank?
When the exchange rate of domestic currency rises in a managed floating system, it is called:
“Unilateral Transfers” are recorded in which account of BOP?
If the Legal Reserve Ratio (\(LRR\)) is 20%, the Money Multiplier will be:
Identify the correct statement:
Calculate ‘Compensation of Employees’ (\(COE\)) from the following data :
Explain the ‘Store of Value’ function of money.
Distinguish between ‘Involuntary Unemployment’ and ‘Voluntary Unemployment’.
Distinguish between ‘Revenue Receipts’ and ‘Capital Receipts’ in a Government Budget.
Explain the concept of ‘Deflationary Gap’ with the help of a diagram.
Explain the ‘Banker to the Government’ function of the Central Bank.
Explain the process of ‘Credit Creation’ by Commercial Banks with a numerical example.
In which year was the first Five-Year Plan started in India?
The architect of Indian Planning was:
When were the economic reforms (New Economic Policy) introduced in India?
‘Great Leap Forward’ (GLF) campaign in China was initiated in 1958 to:
NABARD was established in the year:
Special Economic Zones (SEZs) were established in China to attract:
Observe the given image of the ‘Biogas (Gobar Gas) Plant’ and identify its benefit:
‘Golden Revolution’ is associated with:
Pakistan’s economic reforms were initiated in the year:
Define ‘Sustainable Development’.
Mention any three challenges facing the power sector in India.
Discuss the role of ‘Self-Help Groups’ (SHGs) in rural credit.
Explain the ‘Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution’ of China.
Analyze the following chart regarding ‘Distribution of Employment by Gender’:
Discuss ‘Organic Farming’ as a sustainable alternative.
Compare the development experiences of India and China on the basis of GDP growth and Sectoral contribution.
Evaluate the impact of ‘LPG Reforms’ (1991) on the Indian Economy.
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