SMALL BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISES QUIZ- 2

What is one of the primary objectives of the Startup India initiative?

• To increase the number of government jobs

• To promote innovation and entrepreneurship

• To reduce the tax rates for large corporations

• To limit foreign investments in startups

Which of the following is a significant challenge faced by entrepreneurs in India?

• Abundant funding options

• High levels of bureaucracy

• Lack of competition

• Easy access to technology

Which of the following is a common funding option for startups in India?

• Personal savings

• Government bonds

• Corporate tax credits

• Public sector loans

What type of support does the government provide to startups under the Startup India scheme?

• Free office space

• Tax exemptions for three years

• Guaranteed profits

• Mandatory employment quotas

What role do Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) play in the Indian economy?

• They contribute to a significant portion of exports

• They are primarily focused on large-scale manufacturing

• They have no impact on employment

• They are only involved in the agricultural sector

How do startups impact employment in India?

• They create job opportunities

• They reduce the overall workforce

• They only hire experienced professionals

• They have no effect on employment rates

Which of the following is NOT an objective of the Startup India initiative?

• To provide easier access to funding

• To foster a culture of innovation

• To increase the number of traditional businesses

• To simplify regulatory processes

What is a common challenge for entrepreneurs in India regarding funding?

• Overabundance of venture capital

• Difficulty in accessing angel investors

• Easy access to bank loans

• High interest rates on personal loans

Which of the following is a government initiative to support startups?

• Make in India

• Digital India

• Startup India

• Skill India

What is one of the key benefits of MSMEs in India?

• They are less innovative than large corporations

• They help in reducing regional disparities

• They focus solely on urban markets

• They do not contribute to GDP