MPSC PYQ
Economy

Wealth Distribution

Wealth Distribution is a Economy concept from the MPSC syllabus, tested in 3 past MPSC questions (2024, 2025). Below are those real questions with their correct answers and explanations, plus the concepts worth being comfortable with first.

Real questions
3
Years tested
2 · 2024–2025
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What you need to know first

Basic economic indicatorsBasic economic terms

Real questions that test this

भयानक विषमता खालीलपैकी कशाला म्हणता येईल ? / Which of the following states is called horrible inequality ?

1)10% लोकसंख्येच्या ताब्यात 74% संपत्ती / 74% of the wealth is in possession of 10% population
2)50% लोकसंख्येच्या ताब्यात 2.8% संपत्ती / 2.8% of the wealth is in possession of 50% population
3)10% लोकसंख्येच्या ताब्यात 74% आणि 50% लोकसंख्येच्या ताब्यात 2.8 संपत्ती / 74% of the wealth is in possession of 10% population and 2.8 of the wealth is in possession of 50% population✓ Correct
4)राष्ट्रीय उत्पन्नातील श्रीमंतांचा वाटा 34% वरुन 56% इतकी वाढ / Rich peoples share in National Income increased from 34% to 56%

Horrible or extreme economic inequality is highlighted when a massive concentration of wealth rests with an extremely small percentage of the population, alongside severe destitution for the majority.

ज्या समाजात उत्पन्न वितरणामध्ये आत्यंतिक __________ असते तेथे मूठभर व्यक्तीजवळ अपमाप पैसा असतो. / In a Society where the income distribution is excessive _________ the handful individual there has unlimited money.

1)समानता / Equality
2)विषमता / Asymmetry✓ Correct
3)कमतरता / Deficiency
4)विपुलता / Abundance

Extreme income inequality (विषमता) means wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few individuals while the majority have very little.

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