If exports were Rs. 200 cr and imports were Rs. 250 cr, what is the trade deficit as a percentage of exports?

A 20%

B 25%

C 30%

D 50%

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Deficit = 50 cr. As % of exports = (50/200)×100 = 25%.

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The correct answer to the question "If exports were Rs. 200 cr and imports were Rs. 250 cr, what is the trade deficit as a percentage of exports?" is Option B: 25%.

The other options — A) 20%, C) 30%, D) 50% — are incorrect for this Mathematics question. As explained above: Deficit = 50 cr. As % of exports = (50/200)×100 = 25%.

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If exports were Rs. 200 cr and imports were Rs. 250 cr, what is the trade deficit as a percentage of exports?

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

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