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Social Science (087) — CBSE Class 10 board question

Q1. [1] § THE STRUGGLE FOR A FAIR GLOBALISATION § SUMMING UP
⚠ Globalisation and the Indian Economy › THE STRUGGLE FOR A FAIR GLOBALISATION — Internal project only — not in the Board exam (per CBSE 2026-27 curriculum) Only 'What is Globalisation?' and 'Factors that have enabled Globalisation' are in the Board exam; the remaining sub-topics are the internally-assessed interdisciplinary project. [source: Course Structure — Economics, Chapter 4 (Subtopics evaluated in Board)]
Which one of the following is a challenge of Globalisation ?
  1. (a) Access to New Markets
  2. (b) Access to New Talent
  3. (c) International Recruitment
  4. (d) Disproportionate Growth
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Model Answer

(d) Disproportionate Growth

Globalisation has led to uneven benefits — while the wealthy and skilled have gained, many small producers and workers have suffered, causing disproportionate growth.

Explanation

The other three options (access to new markets, new talent, international recruitment) are benefits of globalisation, not challenges. Disproportionate growth is a challenge because globalisation has not been uniform in its impact — it has widened inequality between rich and poor, and between developed and developing countries. The passage clearly states that "not everyone has benefited from globalisation." Examiners expect students to distinguish between benefits and challenges of globalisation.

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