86. The ‘Doctrine of Non-Discriminatory Financial Relations’ implies that:
a) The Centre cannot discriminate against the states in financial matters
b) The states cannot discriminate against the Centre in financial matters
c) The Centre and the states cannot discriminate against each other in financial matters
d) Discrimination is allowed in financial matters
87. The ‘Doctrine of Consultative Processes’ emphasizes:
a) The consultation between the Centre and the states in the decision-making process
b) The consultation between the states in the decision-making process
c) The consultation between the Union territories and the states in the decision-making process
d) The consultation between the Centre and the Union territories in the decision-making process
88. The ‘Doctrine of Revenue Sharing’ deals with:
a) The sharing of revenue between the Centre and the states
b) The sharing of revenue between the states
c) The sharing of revenue between the Union territories and the states
d) The sharing of revenue between the Centre and the Union territories
89. The ‘Doctrine of Negotiable Instruments’ refers to:
a) The negotiation of instruments of governance between the Centre and the states
b) The negotiation of instruments of governance between the states
c) The negotiation of financial instruments between the Centre and the states
d) The negotiation of financial instruments between the states
90. The ‘Doctrine of Residual Powers’ deals with:
a) The Centre’s power over matters not mentioned in any list
b) The states’ power over matters not mentioned in any list
c) The Union territories’ power over matters not mentioned in any list
d) The Concurrent List as the repository of all residual powers
