B. Sole right

C. Copyright

D. rights

A. Gold

C. Rubber

D. Silver

A. Term deposit payable in lawful money upon demand

B. Cheque payable in lawful money upon demand

D. Security payable in lawful money upon demand

A. Guarantee

C. Redemption

D. Repurchase arrangements

B. to make in a actual size

C. to make in a half size

D. None of the above

A. Buying and selling foreign exchanges

B. Buying and selling shares of companies

C. Buying and selling bills of exchange

A. LAFO (last in first out)

C. First come First serve

D. None of these

A. All of these

B. Four Dragons

D. Little Tigers

A. giant

B. Incorporation

C. Multinational

A. None of these

B. Hard asset

D. Solid asset

A. Price battle

B. Price support

D. Price competition

A. Rise in the price of an item for sale

B. An amount added to cost price in calculating selling price

D. All of them

A. Unmovable property

B. Property

C. Solid asset

A. Hot currency

C. Hard currency

D. Pegged currency

A. Tax deducted at source

B. Tax on gross sale

D. Tax on local produce

B. Domestication

C. National interest

D. Localization

B. Harvard Group

C. London Group

D. Market Economy

A. Cheap things

B. Substandard things

D. Free in terms of the goods or services received for the money spent

B. cash items

C. consumer items

D. cash goods

A. Close-Trade zone

B. Free-trade zone

D. None of them

A. An extremely valuable asset or property

B. Blue chip

C. Blue Chipper

A. National economic risk

B. Foreign exchange risk

C. Country economic risk

B. Holdings

C. Assets

D. Net assets

A. Authoritarianism

B. Capitalism

C. Communism

A. NNP

B. Consumption

D. NI

B. Profit tax

C. Capital tax

D. Excise duty

A. Falling prices

B. Unemployment

D. Decreasing business activity

A. Share in profit

B. Devaluation in the Currency

D. Payment made for the use of banks money

B. A privilege or right officially granted by a person or group by a government

C. Authorization granted to someone to sell or distribute a companys goods or service in certain area

D. Territory or limits within which immunity, privilege or right may be exercised

A. None of the above

B. Exchange Rate Balance

C. Exchange Rate Equilibrium

A. Green Leaf

B. Gold Leaf

C. Hard Leaf

A. Sending of money to someone at distance

B. The sum of money sent

D. None of them

A. Lead to freer market

B. Lead to a more efficient marketplace

D. None of them

A. The taxes earned by the State

B. Personal incomes of all the citizens

C. Surplus of exports over imports

A. Close-trade zone

B. Free trade zone

D. None of them

A. Excise

C. Tax on stage

D. Value addition

B. Industrial development

C. Number of people who have been lifted above the poverty line

D. Per capita income

B. Liberal Exchange

C. Free exchange

D. Bilateral Trade

B. Debt burden

C. Total dept

D. National liabilities

A. Income from imports

B. Income from export

D. All of them

A. Income tax

B. Wealth tax

C. None of these

A. Forgery

B. Fraudulent

C. Fraud

D. Cheating

A. France

B. Britain

D. Germany

A. Comparative Edge

B. Relative Advantage

D. Complete Advantage

B. To verify the person holding cheque

C. To sign ones name upon the front of cheque

D. To verify signature

A. An increase in indirect taxes

C. An increase in the rate of inflation

D. An increase in managers salaries

A. Pegged exchange rate

B. Open exchange rate

C. Liberal exchanged rate

A. Basic structure

B. Basic infrastructure

C. Fundamentals

B. Money lenders

C. Government policy

D. Private entrepreneurs

A. Iron Ore

B. Wheat

D. None of these