Export Data Classification Type
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Question (English)
Export data from India to different countries (USA, Germany, UK, Japan) is an example of which type of classification?
- Temporal classification
- Quantitative classification
- Spatial classification ✓ Correct
- Qualitative classification
Explanation:
Correct Answer Explanation
Export data to different countries is an example of spatial classification because the classifying variable is place (country).
Key Points:
- Spatial classification is based on geographical location.
- Countries like USA, Germany, UK, Japan represent different places.
- India's export share data for 2013-14 showed: USA 12.5%, West Asia-Gulf 15.3%, Other Asia 29.4%.
- Place can be village, town, district, state, or country.
Why Other Options Are Wrong
- A. Temporal: Would require classification by time periods.
- B. Quantitative: Would require numerical characteristics like income ranges.
- D. Qualitative: Countries are places, making it spatial, not just qualitative attributes.
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