To solve this question, the total car production for each year must be calculated from the provided data (which is missing in the prompt). Then, for each year from the second year onwards, the percentage change in total production from the preceding year needs to be calculated using the formula: `Percentage Change = ((Total Production in Current Year - Total Production in Previous Year) / Total Production in Previous Year) 100`. The year with the largest absolute value of this percentage change (increase or decrease) is the answer.
In which year the total production of all cars has seen maximum percentage change from its previous year?
Asked in GPSC Prelims CSP 1 2018 · Topic: Industrial Sector (Performance and Trends of Industrial Growth (Contribution to GDP, Employment, Index of Industrial Production))
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