A. Increase in money supply
B. Fall in production
C. Decrease in money supply and fall in production
B. Decreasing business activity
C. Falling prices
D. Unemployment
A. Acting as bankers to the government
C. Fixing the main interest rate
D. Advising the government on monetary policy
A. First MINI Bank
C. SME- Bank
D. Moderba Bank
A. Deflation
B. Inflation
D. Price stability
A. That moves across country borders in response to interest rate differences
B. That moves away when the interest rate differential
D. None of them
A. Blue Chipper
B. Blue chip
D. An extremely valuable asset or property
A. Fiscal period
C. Calendar year
D. Year unit
A. Market Economy
B. Free Market
A. Credit rating
B. Securities
A. The balance of visible trade
B. The balance of invisible trade
C. The balance on the current account
A. All of them
B. Work force
C. Labor potential
A. Undertaking agency functions
C. Accepting public deposits
D. Granting loan and advances
A. Protectionist policy
C. Domestic policy
D. Nationalist policy
A. Saving
C. Imports at lower cost
D. National income
A. A firm that is for sale
B. A firm that has more liabilities than assets
C. A firm that is liquidated
A. Stock holding company
B. Liquid fund
C. combine fund
B. White market
C. Open market
D. Red market
A. Availability of dollars in the country
C. Tax collection
D. Availability of gold in the country
A. Rural system
B. Land based system
D. Military system
A. Adam Ricardo
C. David Smith
D. Adam Smith
A. Reflection
C. Hyperinflation
D. Galloping
A. Custom duty
B. Income tax
C. Tariff
A. Increase in nominal GNP
B. Increase in government revenue
C. Increase in personal income
A. Nikki Index
B. NASDAQ
C. Major Index
A. Corporation
B. Society
D. Limited Company
A. Mainly to Japanese equities
B. Mainly to Korean equities
D. Mainly to US equities
A. South Africa
B. Australia
D. Canada
A. National liabilities
B. Total debt
D. Debt burden
A. Rearranged loans
B. None of these
C. Altered loans
A. Total monetary transactions in an economy
B. Total sales in the economy
D. Total spending in an economy
A. Fine
C. Surcharge
D. Additional Charged
B. The number of times as unit of money changes hands monthly
C. The number of times a unit of money changes value
D. The number of times a unit of money changes hands daily
A. None of these
B. Profit
C. Interest
B. Outcome risk
C. Efficient Account
D. Ultra-country economic risk
A. cost
B. inflation
C. cost effective
A. Households payment of rent for an apartment
B. Households purchases of food
C. Households purchase of a car
A. Barron
B. Hicks
C. Adam Smith
B. European Currency System (ECS)
C. European Monetary Fund (EMF)
D. European Monetary Mechanism (EMM)
A. Deflated market
B. Weak market
C. Bearish market
A. National income
C. Domestic income
D. Protection Income
A. Transaction of International monetary business
B. Negotiable bills drawn in one country to be paid in another country
A. State Bank
B. General Motors
D. British Gas
A. Character
C. Internal laws
D. Memorandum of articles
A. Bankruptcy
B. Crash
D. Solvency
A. The interest rates
B. The exchange rates
D. The real national income
A. Profit-share
C. Share
D. Margin
A. Coming public
C. Public floating
D. Public offering
A. increasing import duties
B. increasing bank lending
C. None of these
B. Disguised unemployment
C. Temporary unemployment
D. Underemployment
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