A. A tax levied on certain articles produced and consumed in a country

B. A licensing charge or a fee levied for certain privileges

D. None of the above

A. Capital drain

B. Free flow

C. Money flight

A. None of them

B. Balanced

D. At Equilibrium

B. Low rate of interest

C. High rate of interest

D. Very high rate of interest

A. The market value of securities less any debt incurred and common stock and preferred stock

B. Funds provided to a business by the sale of stock

D. None of them

A. Controlling Banks

B. None of them

C. Controlling cooperation

B. To guarantee the purchase or to agree to buy the unsold part of stock at fixed time and price

C. To sign so as to assume liability in case of specified losses

D. To assume financial responsibility for grantee against failure

A. To write-off debt

B. To repay debt in easy installments

D. To reschedule debt

A. Chartered corporation

B. Going legal

D. Book corporation

A. Product method

B. Income method

C. Expenditure method

B. Subsidies

C. Investment

D. Consumption

A. Gross economics

C. Mega economics

D. Micro economics

A. Rate

C. Indirect tax

D. Local tax

A. David smith

B. Adam Ricardo

D. David Ricardo

B. Tin

C. Diamond

D. Jute

A. A multinational company

B. Joint stock

C. A big company

A. Total obligation of a firm

B. List of stock a company own

C. List of assets of a corporation

B. Custom

C. Freight

D. Exercise Duty

A. Family growth

B. Spreadsheet

D. Splinter

A. Free movement of capital and labor

B. Free movement of goods and services

D. None of them

A. Casting vote

B. Absentia vote

D. Remote vote

B. Credit worthiness

C. Credit Worth

D. Credit line

A. Credit rating

B. Credit credibility

D. Credibility

B. Forged goods

C. Contraband

D. Clean goods

A. Assembly line

B. Production line

D. None of them

A. 1st April

C. 1st September

D. 1st January

A. Where no import duties are levied

B. Where everything can be import or export

D. Where no export duties are levied

A. Purchasing power parity

C. Deflation

D. Inflator

A. removal of individual and corporate investment

C. removal of capital drain

D. removal of income

A. B and C of above

B. Lowers discount rate

C. Buys govt. securities in stock market

B. Foreign Investment

C. Fixed Direct Investment

D. Remote Foreign Investment

A. Certificate for the investment in shares

B. Certificate for the preference share

C. None of these

A. Friendly handshake

B. Golden shake hand

C. Golden bonus

A. Directors

C. Shareholders

D. Debtors

A. Prize

B. Overtime

C. Gift

A. Rebut

B. Duty

C. Custom

A. Increased unemployment allowance

B. More progressive taxes

D. Increased employment

A. Advance deduction of the interest in purchasing, selling or lending a commercial paper

B. State (central) Banks interest rate on loans to its member banks

D. None of them

B. None of these

C. Partnership

D. Share holding

B. Character

C. Memorandum of articles

D. Internal laws

A. De-valued currency

C. Coins

D. Silver

B. Gold based system

C. None of the above

D. Bullion standard system

A. Friendly aid

B. Grands

D. Foreign aid

A. the currency exchange rate

C. The governments policies to increase exports

D. the difference between the value of visible exports and visible imports

A. to make queue

B. turn by turn

C. make space for new production

A. vertical integration

B. Diversification

D. monopoly

A. Comparative Edge

B. Complete Advantage

C. Relative Advantage

A. Limited company

B. Corporation

D. Society

A. Excise

B. Drawback

D. Custom

A. Excise Tax

C. Zakat

D. Property Tax