Top 1000+ Solved Fundamentals of Economics and Management MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. FERA has been replaced by

a. FINA

b. FEMA

c. FENA

d. MRTP

  • b. FEMA

Q. CRR means

a. Cash Reserve Ratio

b. Current rate of return

c. Cumulative rate of return

d. Current rate of Rupee

  • a. Cash Reserve Ratio

Q. CRR is used to

a. Combat inflation

b. Check black money

c. Check tax evasion

d. All the three

  • a. Combat inflation

Q. SLR stands for

a. Short liquid rupee

b. Statutory liquid ratio

c. Statutory liquid Rupee

d. Shorter long rung

  • b. Statutory liquid ratio

Q. Nationalization of Banks took place in

a. July 1969

b. February 1977

c. Jan. 1960

d. April 1989

  • a. July 1969

Q. Repo Market means

a. A money market instrument which helps in collateral short term borrowing and lending through sale and purchase operation in debt instrument

b. A money market instrument which helps in collateral long term borrowing and lending through sale and purchase operation in debt instrument

c. A money market instrument which helps in collateral short term lending through sale and purchase operation in debt instrument

d. A money market instrument which helps in collateral short term borrowing through sale and purchase operation in debt instrument

  • a. A money market instrument which helps in collateral short term borrowing and lending through sale and purchase operation in debt instrument

Q. Repo transaction means

a. Sale of securities by the bolder to the investor with the agreement to purchase them at a predetermined rate and date.

b. Sale of securities by the holder to the investor with the agreement to resell them at a predetermined rate and date.

c. Sale and purchase of securities by the holder to the investor with the agreement to purchase them at the prevailing rate and date

d. Sale of securities by the holder to the investor with the agreement to purchase them at market driven rate.

  • a. Sale of securities by the bolder to the investor with the agreement to purchase them at a predetermined rate and date.

Q. Reverse Repo transaction means

a. Sale of securities by the holder to the investor with the agreement to purchase them at a predetermined rate and date

b. Sale or purchase of securities by the holder to the investor with the commitment to sell or purchase them at a predetermined rate and date

c. Sale and purchase of securities by the holder to the investor with the agreement to purchase them at the prevailing rate and date

d. Sale of securities by the holder to the investor with the agreement to purchase them at market driven rate

  • b. Sale or purchase of securities by the holder to the investor with the commitment to sell or purchase them at a predetermined rate and date

Q. Repo transactions are allowed in

a. Government securities / Treasury bills of all maturity

b. State Government securities

c. PSU bonds/Private corporate bonds

d. All the three

  • d. All the three

Q. India is a recipient of loan from which of these agencies

a. World Bank

b. IMF

c. IDA

d. All the three

  • d. All the three

Q. Demand pull inflation rises due to

a. Persistent rise in factor cost

b. Mismatch between demand and supply of commodities

c. Combine phenomena of demand pull and cost-push inflation.

d. Increase in Price of precious metal

  • b. Mismatch between demand and supply of commodities

Q. Cost push inflation arises due to

a. Persistent rise in factor cost

b. Mismatch between demand and supply of commodities

c. Combine phenomena of demand pull and cost-push inflation.

d. Increase in price of precious metal

  • a. Persistent rise in factor cost

Q. Deflation is a state when

a. Prices are falling

b. Consistent increase in prices

c. Fall in GDP

d. Collapse of sensex

  • a. Prices are falling

Q. Which of these is one of the causes of inflation?

a. Increase in public expenditure

b. Deficit financing

c. Increase in administrative prices

d. All the three

  • d. All the three

Q. Deficit financing means

a. Financing budgetary deficit by borrowing

b. Financing budgetary deficit by printing money

c. Both

d. None

  • c. Both
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