Economic Geography: Geography Optional Topic-wise Questions

Economic Geography Questions [Geography Optional] : 1986-2026

YearQuestionAnswer
2026Critically examine the significance of five functioning forms with regard to agricultural regions of the world proposed by D. Whittlesey.View answer
2026Discuss agricultural productivity and techniques adopted for computing efficiency in the levels of agricultural productivity.View answer
2025Analyze the spatial patterns and regional specialization of plantation crops across tropical and subtropical regions.View answer
2025Why is oil important for energy security? What is the role of oil in the clean energy transition?View answer
2024“While scarcity of water resources are felt locally, but its causes are increasingly global.” Comment.View answer
2024ExpIain the basis of D. Whittlesey’s classification of agricultural regions of the world.View answer
2024Analyse the spatial changes and emerging patterns of semiconductor manufacturing in the world.View answer
2023Discuss critically food and nutrition problems associated with the developing world.View answer
2023Explain population, resource use and development nexus in the Limits to Growth Model. Why has this model been criticized intensively?View answer
2023“The stages of Demographic Transition are a reflection of uneven económic development across the globe.” Explain with suitable examples.View answer
2022“Shifting global trade patterns create new opportunities”. Examine this statement.View answer
2022Automation is rapidly changing the economies of labour and will affect trade patterns in significant ways”. Clarify.View answer
2022Climate change is a serious problem to global food security and poverty eradication Critically examine.View answer
2022Explain in detail the impact of regional disparities on economic development.View answer
2021How is energy transition seen as an instrument for achieving zero carbon by 2050?View answer
2021Protected cultivation assists in healthier and larger produce. Justify with examples.View answer
2021Describe the role of accessibility and affordability in the food security of the developing world.View answer
2021Small number of mega-cities are playing a key role in organization of global economics and culture. Explain.View answer
2021Aging population has adverse social and economic consequences. Explain with examples.View answer
2020Analyse India’s food security in the context of population growth.View answer
2020Identify the causes and effects of energy crisis, and suggest suitable measures to solve the problem.View answer
2020“Land degradation is a threat to productivity and sustainable resource management” Explain with suitable examples from India.View answer
2020Analyse the dynamics of industrial location in the metropolitan cities of India.View answer
2019"A large-scale global shift in manufacturing is the outcome of deindustrialization in the developed world matched by industrialization in the developing world." Analyse this statement.View answer
2019Distinguish between 'isodapanes' and isotims'. Critically examine the least cost theory of industrial location given by Alfred Weber.View answer
2019Define stunting and wasting. Why are these more prevalent among children in developing countries?View answer
2018Discuss the degree of importance of transportation costs as a factor of industrial location with respect to “footloose industries”.View answer
2018“Famine is a social phenomenon rooted in institutional and political economic arrangements, which determine access to food by different classes and strata.” Comment.View answer
2018Discuss in brief the main thesis in “Limits to Growth” (1972) and also provide a critique of the same.View answer
2017“Whittlesey’s agricultural regions are relevant even today.” Discuss.View answer
2017“The intensity of energy crisis varies regionally.” Explain.View answer
2016“Linkages between resource-endowed regions and resource- utilizing regions determine the pattern of international trade.” Elaborate with suitable examples.View answer
2015“Energy mix is a step towards sustainability.” Discuss.View answer
2015“Man- induced famines are becoming more common than nature-induced one.” Comment.View answer
2014Give an account of food security issues in developing countries.View answer
2014Explain the relevance of bottom- up and top- down approaches in the development of agrarian economy.View answer
2014Discuss environmental and economic problems associated with coal production.View answer
2014“World is passing through a global resource dilemma.” Comment.View answer
2014“Food productivity with purity of ecosystem is the need of the hour.” Elaborate.View answer
2013Write short note: Role of Venezuela in the production and export of oil.View answer
2013Write short note: Countries most effected in case of shut down of Nuclear power.View answer
2013Discuss the changing pattern of production and export of Coffee in the world.View answer
2013Analyse the reasons for a comparatively poorer development of fishing grounds in tropical areas.View answer
2013Analyse the causes for changes in the pattern of world trade.View answer
2012Write short note on Problems faced by industries which developed due to inertia.
2012Answer the following: Impact of failure of Monsoon on Gujarat Agra-climatic zone.
2012Answer the following: Locational significance of Rotterdam in European economy.
2011Write short explanatory note on population and Food Security.
2011Mention the agricultural regions as classified by Whittlesea and discuss their relevance.
2010“Famine, to a considerable extent, is a man-made hazard. “Elaborate.
2010Discuss the role of World Trade Organisation in determining the pattern of world trade.
2009Write short note on ‘Limits to Growth’ model.
2009Provide a geographical account of global production and distribution of food.
2006Write down main agricultural types and their associated features with special reference to Whittlesey. Show these regions on the World map provided to you.
2003Write short note: Concept of limits to growth.
2002To what extent do regional patterns of economic development in the world correspond with each other? Highlight situations of departure, in particular.
2000Write short note: The limits to growth
1999How far do the patterns of economic development and those of human development correspond with each other in the world? Illustrate your answer with examples.
1998Write short note: Types of Farming.
1998Explain the term resource management. Discuss its relevance in the context of global resource scarcity and the future of mankind.
1996Write short note: Globalization of trade and industry.
1996Examine the bases of classification of agricultural regions as proposed by Whittlesey and explain the causes for the essential difference between intensive subsistence tillage with rice dominant and without rice in the crop association.
1995Write short note: Dryland farming.
1993Write short note: Measures of agricultural efficiency.
1993Give an account of the agricultural typology of the world as presented by Whittlesey and critically examine the parameters used in its delineation.
1992Write short note: Land capability versus Land use efficiency.
1991Write short note: World energy crisis.
1991Write short note: Concept of ‘Limits to Growth’.
1991Examine the world patterns of industrial development and explain the problems of industrial development at national levels.
1990Give an account of the spatial pattern of world food production and analyse the related problems of malnutrition and malnutrition diseases.
1988Discuss the various sources of energy and their uses. Suggest the measures to overcome the present-day energy crisis.
1987Give an account of the pattern of international trade and examine the linkages between resource endowed regions and resource utilizing regions.

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