A. Profit share
B. Gross Profit
C. Right share
A. Bearer Cheque
C. None of them
D. Bill of Lading
A. Promissory Note (PN)
B. Note of hand
D. None of them
B. Sale of goods in large quantities with low quality
C. Sale of goods in large quantities with high quality
D. Sale of goods in large quantities with high price
A. Return
B. Grossed
C. Refused
B. international Interbank Offered Rates (IOBOR)
C. New York Interbank Offered Rates (NIBOR)
D. USA Interbank Offered Rate (UIBOR)
A. Increasing government spending
C. Removing the profit motive
D. Increasing public ownership of firms
A. The cash reserve requirement
C. The number of branches of a bank
D. The amount of cash available
A. Crashing
B. Bullish
D. Falling
A. Feudal System
B. Fascist System
C. Capitalist System
B. In which technocrats control production
C. In which economists control production
D. In which government controls distribution
A. Local currency
B. Lime currency
C. Cold currency
A. Gross Tax
B. Local Tax
D. General Tax
A. Debenture
C. Bankruptcy
D. Confiscation
A. Laissez faire
B. Gold standard
C. The free market
B. Year unit
C. Fiscal period
D. Calendar year
A. Beamish market
C. Hot market
D. Upward market
B. Less than one
C. Zero
D. Greater than one
B. NASDAQ
C. Major Index
D. Nikki Index
A. States borrowing from its population
C. States borrowing from foreign government
D. states borrowing from international institution
A. None of them
B. Foreign currency holding
D. Power to buy foreign currency
A. Bangladesh
B. India
A. Open market economy
B. Free market economy
C. Liberal market economy
A. Economics assistance provided by social security
B. Economic assistance to persons who faced unemployment, disability of agedness, financed by assessment of employers and employees
D. Nor a nor b
A. To increase price artificially
C. To maintain price at specific level
D. To enhance price
B. Decrease in the amount of circulation money
C. None of these
D. Lowering of purchasing power
A. Assets of business that can be applied to its operation
B. Amount of current assets that exceeds current liabilities
A. Super inflation
B. A cute inflation
D. Ultra-inflation
A. Cost ratios are different
B. Price ratios are different
C. Tariff rates are different
A. Quote price
B. Market price
D. Offer price
A. Gold currency
B. Silver currency
D. Hard currency
A. To convert assets into cash
B. Abolish
D. All of them
A. To startups or internet startup
B. Path to profitability
A. None of these
B. Illegally earned money
D. Money earned through underhand deals
B. Foreign income
C. Indirect taxes
D. Direct taxes
A. Ultra-country economic risk
B. Outcome risk
D. International economic risk
B. None of these
C. government bank deposits
D. commercial bank deposits
E. government spending
B. Open trade
C. Easy trade
D. Open sky trade
A. Deposit
B. Capital
D. Profit
B. Drawback
C. Excise
D. Custom
A. Localization
C. National interest
D. Domestication
A. increased production costs drive prices down
B. Decreased production costs drive prices up
D. Decreased production costs drive prices down
A. Service Charges
B. Debt Payment
C. Debt Charges
A. Fiscal policy
B. Monetary policy
D. Finance policy
A. Changes in price caused by changes in demand
B. The rate of change of sales
D. The value of sales at a given price
A. Artificial value
B. Open value
C. Real value
A. Free adjustment
C. Comparative adjustment
D. Cost effective adjustment
B. Supervised market
C. Liberalism
D. Free market economics
B. Limited joint company
C. joint company
D. Limited Company
A. Balance of trade
C. Capital receipts and payments
D. Savings and investment account
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