CAT 2000 — DILR Question 19
FEI for a country in a year, is the ratio (expressed as a percentage) of its foreign equity inflows to its GDP. The following figure displays the FEIs for select Asian countries for the years 1997 and 1998.

China’s foreign equity inflows in 1998 were 10 times that into India. It can be concluded that
Answer & solution
Correct answer: China’s GDP in 1998 was 50% higher than that of India.
- A
China’s GDP in 1998 was 40% higher than that of India.
- B
China’s GDP in 1998 was 70% higher than that of India.
China’s GDP in 1998 was 50% higher than that of India.
- D
No inference can be drawn about relative magnitudes of China’s and India’s GDPs.
Let x be the Foreign Equity inflow of India.
∴ China’s Foreign Equity inflow is 10x.
âµ FEI in India in 1998 = 0.72
∴ GDP of India =
FEI in China in 1998 was 4.8.
∴ 4.8 =
∴ GDP of China =
∴ China's GDP is 50% higher than that of India.
Hence, option (c).
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