B. A currency that is not widely accepted internationally and may be unstable
C. Only gold-backed currency
D. Only the US dollar
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
A soft currency is one that is not widely used in international transactions and may experience frequent fluctuations or limited convertibility, in contrast to hard currencies like the US dollar or euro.
Explanation:
The expansion of IT and ITES, financial services, trade and tourism, supported by liberalisation and rising incomes, has driven the rapid growth of India's service sector.
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