A. Income derived from taxes by the central government

C. All wealth of a nation

D. Annual Income of the central government

A. IMF Drawing Rights (SDR)

B. Sure, Drawing Rights (SDR)

C. International Drawing Right (IDR)

A. None

B. Imports

C. Exports

A. Converting rupee into gold

C. Making rupee dearer in comparison to some foreign currency

D. None of these

B. Balance on the current account

C. Balance of visible trade

D. Balance of payments

A. Hottest

C. Bearish

D. Rising up

A. Mica

B. Gold

D. Rubber

A. Alfred Marshal

B. Karl Marx

C. Adam smith

A. Human Development Index (HDI)

B. Comparative Price Index (CPI)

D. Consumer Price Index (CPI)

A. Less Public spending than amount of revenue corporation

B. None of them

D. Balance between public spending and amount of revenue

B. Bonus

C. Up level

D. Upgradation

A. Financial markets of Asian economies

B. Financial markets of East Europes economies

D. Financial markets of Latin America

A. Rolling debt

C. Rescheduling

D. Bad debt

A. Relative exchange rate

B. Pagged exchanged rate

C. Knotted exchange rate

A. Holdings

B. Foreign currency

C. Treasure

A. Coal

C. Copper

D. Cotton

A. Promissory note

C. Exchange rate

D. Bank cheque

A. Money Crop

B. Business Crop

D. Earning Crop

A. Any currency backed by gold or silver bullion rather than credit

B. Stable currency value of which does not fluctuate greatly

D. None of them

A. None of these

B. Fall in employment due to declining production

C. Fall in prices due to less circulation of currency

B. Central and local government

C. Nationalized Industries

D. Public corporations

A. Accurate economic position

B. Performance of a company

D. Profit in a year

A. A and C of above

C. Increase the volume of trade

D. Has no effect on volume of trade?

A. Devolution

C. Price cap

D. Cut-rate

A. payable through account only

C. payable after specific period

D. Payable to anyone

A. Taiwan

B. South Korea

C. Malaysia

B. Price decreases demand decreases

C. Price increased demand increases

D. None of these

A. Free float

B. Clean float

D. None of them

A. Bel

B. Brl

D. Obl

A. Property right

B. Right

D. Sole right

A. Increase in public expenditure

C. Deficit Budget

D. Reduction in taxation

A. Bond deposit

B. time deposit

C. Fixed investment

A. Multinational corporation

B. Multinational company

D. None of them

A. An increases demand for its exports

B. None of the above

D. An increased inflow of capital

B. Public corporations

C. Nationalized industries

D. Central and local government.

A. Lowering of purchasing power

B. None of the above

C. Decrease in the amount of circulation money

A. By which commodity service or process is known to trade

C. Used to identify a commercial product or service

D. Under which a business firm operates

B. Limited company

C. Cooperative company

D. Finance company

B. Limited company

C. Public company

D. Public limited company

A. Gross income

B. Public income

C. Local income

A. Debtors

C. Business class

D. None of these

A. Trade deficit

B. Trade simples

D. Not a nor b

B. Bankrupt

C. None of these

D. Default

A. Green market

C. Oligopoly

D. Grey market

A. Take-off stage in economy

C. Stagnation

D. None of these

A. Total unmovable assets of a company

C. Total profit of company in a year

D. Net assets of a company

B. Open door country

C. Open sky market

D. Free economy

B. wages

C. interest

D. rent

A. Trickle down

B. Indirect contact

C. Step by step

B. Total sum a state owned

C. Total liabilities of a nation

D. Shortfall in budget