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St. Joseph College of Arts and Commerce Question Bank of T.Y.B.A. Economics paper 4- Macro Economics Sem-6 By Dr Kavita Almeida Unit 1 1.Net capital outflow= Purchase of foreign assets by domestic residents - ____________________________ A)Value of country’s exports B) Value of country’s imports C) Net exports D) Purchase of domestic assets by foreigners Ans : D) Purchase of domestic assets by foreigners 2.Net Exports= Value of country’s exports -___________________________ A) Purchase of foreign assets by domestic residents B) Value of country’s imports C) Net exports D) Purchase of domestic assets by foreigners Ans : B) Value of country’s imports 3. An increase in the real exchange rate leads to ___________________________ A) An increase in exports B) No change in exports C) A decrease in exports D) All the above Ans : C) A decrease in exports 4. What is the value of a nations currency in relation to a foreign country? A) Trade Surplus

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St. Joseph College of Arts and Commerce

Question Bank of T.Y.B.A.

Economics paper 4- Macro Economics

Sem-6

By Dr Kavita Almeida

Unit 1

1.Net capital outflow= Purchase of foreign assets by domestic residents -

____________________________

A)Value of country’s exports

B) Value of country’s imports

C) Net exports

D) Purchase of domestic assets by foreigners

Ans : D) Purchase of domestic assets by foreigners

2.Net Exports= Value of country’s exports -___________________________

A) Purchase of foreign assets by domestic residents

B) Value of country’s imports

C) Net exports

D) Purchase of domestic assets by foreigners

Ans : B) Value of country’s imports

3. An increase in the real exchange rate leads to ___________________________

A) An increase in exports

B) No change in exports

C) A decrease in exports

D) All the above

Ans : C) A decrease in exports

4. What is the value of a nations currency in relation to a foreign country?

A) Trade Surplus

B) Trade Deficit

C) Exchange Rate

D) Foreign Exchange Market

Ans : C) Exchange Rate

5.A strategy of growth that favors domestic production of goods, which are imported from rest

world is called : ___________________________

A) Balance of trade

B) Balanced growth

C) Export promotions

D) Import Substitution

Ans : D) Import Substitution

6. Demand curve for foreign exchange is : ___________________________

A) Proportionate related to the rate of exchange Not related to rate of exchange

B) Negatively related to the rate of exchange

C) Positively related to the rate of exchange

D) Not related to rate of exchange

Ans : B) Negatively related to the rate of exchange

7. Under flexible exchange rate system, exchange rate is determined by the :

A) Demand for exchange

B) Supply of foreign exchange

C) Supply and demand forces

D) Government

Ans: C) Supply and demand forces

8. Y= C+I+G+___

A) IX

B) X

C) I

D) NX

Ans : D) NX

9. An increase in government spending leads to___________________________

A) An increase in output

B) An increase in the interest rate

C) An appreciation

D) An increase in output, an increase in the interest rate and an appreciation

Ans : D) An increase in output, an increase in the interest rate and an appreciation

10. Who maintains the foreign reserves in India?

A) State Bank of India

B) Ministry of Finance, Government of India

C) Export-Import Bank of India

D) Reserve Bank of India

Ans : D) Reserve Bank of India

11. Consider the following statements :

1. Devaluation of a currency may promote exports.

2.Prices of a currency’s products in the international market may fall due to devaluation

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

A)1 only

B) 2 only

C) Both 1 and 2

D) Neither 1 nor 2

Ans : C) Both 1 and 2

12.______________ is not a function of the foreign exchange

Market.

A) transfer of purchasing power

B) Import and export of goods and services

C) coverage of risk

D) provision of credit instruments and credit

Ans : B) Import and export of goods and services

13. ____________helps to equalize the exchange rate in all part of the foreign

exchange market

A) interest arbitrage

B) speculation

C) hedging

D) Two-point arbitrage

Ans : B) speculation

Unit 2

14.The case against floating exchange rates is because of

A) discipline and destabilizing speculation and money market disturbances.

B) injury to international trade and investment

C) uncoordinated economic policies.

D) All the above

Ans: D) All the above

15.Countries where investment is relatively

A) productive should have current account deficits.

B) productive should have current account surpluses.

C) unproductive should have current account surpluses.

D) productive should balanced current account surpluses.

Ans : B) productive should have current account surpluses.

16.Y = C(Y-T)+I(Y,i)+G+NX-------------

A) (Y,E,F)

B) (Y,E)

C) (Y,C,E)

D) (Y,Y*,E)

Ans : D) (Y,Y*,E)

17. LM :𝑀

𝑃 =---------

A) Y

B) YC

C) YL(i)

D) YL

Ans : C) YL(i)

18. The asset market is in equilibrium only if the quantity of money

demanded___________________________

A) equals the currently available investment

B) equals the currently available saving

C) equals the currently available income

D) equals the currently available money supply

Ans : D) equals the currently available money supply

19.The monetary transmission works through the effects of changes in the money supply on :

. A) the budget deficit

B) Investment

C) government expenditures

D) taxation

Ans: B) Investment

20. The Swan diagram helps us to determine the appropriate policy mix

to__________________________

A) reach internal balance

B) reach external balance

C) reach internal and external balance simultaneously

D) None of the above

Ans : C) reach internal and external balance simultaneously

21.Policy Choices for Internal and External Balance of Zone I indicates

________________________

A) Inflation, Deficit and Contractionary Fiscal, Monetary Policies

B) Inflation, Surplus and Contractionary Fiscal Policy, Expansionary Monetary Policy

C) Unemployment , Surplus and Expansionary Fiscal, Monetary Policies

D) Unemployment, Deficit and Expansionary Fiscal Policy, Contractionary Monetary Policy

Ans : C) Unemployment , Surplus and Expansionary Fiscal, Monetary Policies

22.Which are the merits of fixed exchange rate :

A) Promotes International trade

B) Avoid destabilising speculation

C) Promotes domestic stability

D) All the above

Ans : D) All the above

23.In U.S. recession of 2001 can be explained in part by a declining stock market and terrorist

attacks. Both of these shocks can be represented in the IS-LM model by shifting the________

curve to the ______________.

A)LM; right

B) LM; left

C) IS; right

D) IS; left

Ans : D) IS; left

24.Which are the demerits of Flexible exchange rate :

A) Creates uncertainty

B) Irrrational Speculation

C) Poor International co-operation

D) All the above

Ans : D) All the above

25.According to the Mundell-Fleming model for a small open economy with flexible exchange

rates, if the Federal Reserve cannot alter domestic interest rates, changes in the money supply

could still influence aggregate income through changes in the ____________.

A) level of government spending

B) price level

C) exchange rate

D) tax rates

Ans : C) exchange rate

26.The important reasons put forward for Central Bank’s intervention to manage the exchange

rate are :

A) Ability to produce a more appropriate rate

B) To mitigate costs of overvalued or undervalued exchange rates

C) To smoothen the economic adjustment process

D) All the above

Ans : D) All the above

27. Policy Choices for Internal and External Balance of Zone III indicates

________________________

A) Inflation, Deficit and Contractionary Fiscal, Monetary Policies

B) Inflation, Surplus and Contractionary Fiscal Policy, Expansionary Monetary Policy

C) Unemployment , Surplus and Expansionary Fiscal, Monetary Policies

D) Unemployment, Deficit and Expansionary Fiscal Policy, Contractionary Monetary Policy

Ans : A) Inflation, Deficit and Contractionary Fiscal, Monetary Policies

28. Since --------- the world economy has been functioning under the flexible exchange rate

system.

A) 1960

B) 1963

C) 1070

D) 1973

Ans : D) 1973

29.In the Mundell-Fleming model with fixed exchange rates, attempts by the central bank to

decrease the money supply:

A) lead to a higher equilibrium level of income

B) lead to a lower equilibrium level of income

C) must be abandoned in order to maintain the fixed exchange rate

D) must be offset by expansionary fiscal policy

Ans: B) lead to a lower equilibrium level of income

Unit 3

30.Which are the factors responsible for currency crisis in an economy?

A) Excess spending by the government

B) Current account deficit

C) High rate of inflation

D) All the above

Ans : D) All the above

31. In 2018, the rupee depreciated against dollar ,the exchange rate went upto

________________________

A) ₹ 65 and above per US $

B) ₹ 60 and above per US $

C) ₹ 70 and above per US $

D) ₹ 75 and above per US $

Ans : D) ₹ 75 and above per US $

32.Which are the measures to prevent foreign exchange crisis

A) Fiscal discipline

B) Strong financial system

C) Enough foreign exchange reserves

D) All the above

Ans : D) All the above

33.In August 2015,the rupee depreciated against dollar ,the exchange rate went upto

________________________

A) ₹ 60 per US $

B) ₹ 65 per US $

C) ₹ 67 per US $

D) ₹ 75 per US $

Ans : C) ₹ 67 per US $

34.To maintain a fixed exchange rate system, if the exchange rate moves below the fixed

exchange rate level,then the central bank must :

A) sell foreign currency from reserves.

B) raise taxes

C) buy foreign currency.

D) decrease government spending.

Ans : C) buy foreign currency.

35.During the Great Depression, countries that devalued the currencies generally----------

whereas countries that maintained the old exchange rate ----------

A) recovered relatively quickly, suffered longer

B) recovered relatively quickly, experienced no depression

C) suffered longer, recovered relatively quickly

D) suffered longer, experienced no depression

Ans : D) suffered longer, experienced no depression

36.In a small open economy with a floating exchange rate, the supply of real money balances is

fixed and a rise in government spending_________________________

A) raises the interest rate so that income must rise to maintain equilibrium in the money market.

B) raises the interest rate so that net exports must fall to maintain equilibrium in the goods

market.

C) cannot change the interest rate so that net exports must fall to maintain equilibrium in the

goods market.

D) cannot change the interest rate so income must rise to maintain equilibrium in the money

market.

Ans : B) raises the interest rate so that net exports must fall to maintain equilibrium in the

goods market.

Unit 4

37. In ________Europen Monetary System (EMS) was established by the EU.

A) 1975

B) 1977

C)1979

D)1981

Ans : C)1979

38. Which are the objectives of European Monetary System (EMS)

A) To have the integrated monetary system for the EU

B) Creation of common currency

C) Stabilization of the exchange rate.

D) All the above

Ans : D) All the above

39. The third bail out programme by the IMF was initiated on ____________.

A) August 25, 2012

B) August 25, 2011

C) August 15, 2013

D) August 15, 2010

Ans : D) August 15, 2010

40 .What is meant by EFSF

A) European Financial Stability Facility

B) European Federal Stability Function

C) European Financial Sustainability Function

D) ) European Federal Sustainability Facility

Ans : A) European Financial Stability Facility

41. A second bail out programme was introduced in ____________

A) February 2010

B) February 2011

C) February 2012

D) February 2013

Ans : C) February 2012

42. Balance of payments adjustment under the gold standard occurred through

A) Short-term capital flows

B) Government intervention

C) The price-specie-flow mechanism

D) Foreign exchange abitragers

Ans : C) The price-specie-flow mechanism

43. The Interwar period was characterized by:

A) The operation of the gold standard

B) Free trade

C) Stabilizing international capital flows

D) Chaotic conditions in international trade and finance

Ans : D) Chaotic conditions in international trade and finance

44. In the gold standard system,

A) The central bank ensured price stability and full employment by changing money supply

B) The central bank had to conduct discretionary monetary policy to ensure the stability of the

exchange rate

C) The supply of money stock was a multiple of the monetary gold stock

D) B and C

Ans: C) The supply of money stock was a multiple of the monetary gold stock

45. The European Sovereign debt crisis started in____________with collapse of ____________

A) 2006, Greece banking system

B) 2007, Italy’s banking system

C) 2008, Iceland’s banking system

D) 2009, Spain banking system

Ans : C) 2008, Iceland’s banking system

46. The gold standard was in place for most major economics of the world during the period

A) Since the end of World War II

B) From the beginning of the Great Depression until World War II

C) From 1973 until the present

D) From the mid-1870’s until World War I

Ans : D) From the mid-1870’s until World War I

47. Under the Brettonwood system, the long term development assistance was to be provided by

A) IBRD

B) IDA

C) IMF

D) All the above

Codes :

(A) A AND B

(B) A, B, C

(C) B AND C

(D) D

Ans : (A) A AND B

48.When AIIB was established?

A) 31st December 2016

B) 1st January 2017

C) 30th June 2016

D) 31st December 2017

Ans : A) 31st December 2016

49.Which of the following statements is/are correct about AIIB?

1. Singapore is founding member of AIIB

2. China, India and Russia are the three largest shareholders of AIIB

A) Only 1

B) Only 2

C) Both

D) None

Ans : C) Both

50.Where is the headquarters of BRICS New Development Bank situated?

A) Beijing, China

B) Moscow, Russia

C) Cape Town, South Africa

D) Shanghai, China

Ans: D) Shanghai, China

51.Who was the first elected President of the NDB from India?

A) D.J. Pandian

B) Raghuram Rajan

C) Urjit Patel

D) K.V.Kamath

Ans : D) K.V.Kamath

52.5 banks of BRICS nations have agreed to establish credit lines in____________

A) Legal

B) Plastic

C) National

D) Cryptocurrency

Ans : C) National

53.What does BRICS ARP stand for?

A) Agriculture Research Portal

B) Asian Research Platform

C) Asian Research Portal

D) Agriculture Research Platform

Ans : D) Agriculture Research Platform

Unit 1

१ . ननन नननननन ननननननन = नननन नननननननननन ननननन नननननननन

ननननन - -----------------------

अ) नननननननन नननननननननन ननननन

ब) नननननननन ननननननन ननननन

क) नननननन ननननननन

ड) नननननन नननननननननननन नननन ननननननननननन ननननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउउउ उउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउउ उउउउउ

२. नननननन ननननननन = नननननननन नननननननननन ननननन – -------------------

-----------

अ) नननन नननननननननन ननननन नननननननन ननननन

ब) नननननननन ननननननन ननननन

क) नननननन ननननननन

ड) नननननन ननननननननन नननननननननन नननननननन ननननन नननन

उउउउउ: ब) उउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउ उउउउउ

3. नननननननन नननननन नननननननन ननन नननननननन------------------

-

अ) ननननननननन ननन नननन

ब) ननननननननन नननन बदल नननन

क) ननननननननन घट

ड) नननन नननन

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउउउउउ घट

4.नननननन नननननननन नननननन ननननननननननननन नननननन ननननन

नननन नननन?

अ) ननननननन नननननन

ब) ननननननन ननन

क) नननननन दर

ड) नननननन नननननन ननननन

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउउ दर

5. ननननननन नननननन नननन नननननननन नननननननननन नननननननननन

ननननननननन नननननन ननन नननननन नननननन ननननननन:

अ) नननननननननन नननननन

ब) ननननननन ननन

क) ननननननन ननन

ड) नननन नननननननननननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउउउउउउउउउ

6. ननननन नननननन ननननन नननन ननन:

अ) नननननन ननननन ननननननन नननननननन नननननन ननननन ननननननन

नननन

ब) नननननन ननननन नननननननननननन ननननननन

क) नननननन ननननन ननननननननन ननननननन

ड) नननननन ननननन ननननननन नननन

उउउउउ: ब) उउउउउउ उउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउ

7.ननननननननन नननननन दर ननननननन ननननननन, नननननन दर नन

ननननननननन नननन नननन:

अ) ननननन चलन ननननन

ब) ननननन चलन नननननन

क) नननननन ननन ननननन ननननन

ड) ननननन

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउउ उउउ उउउउउ उउउउउ

8. Y= C+I+G+___

A) IX

B) X

C) I

D) NX

Ans : D) NX

9. नननननन नननननन ननन नननननननन -------------------

अ) ननननननन ननन

ब) ननननन नननननननन ननन

क) ननननन

ड) ननननननन ननन, ननननन नननननननन ननन ननन ननननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउउउउ उउउ, उउउउउ उउउउउउउउ उउउ उउउ उउउउउ

10. नननननननन ननननन नननन ननन ननननन?

अ) नननननन ननननन ननन

ब) ननननन नननननननन, नननन ननननन

क) ननननननन-नननन ननन ऑफ नननननन

ड) नननननननन ननन ऑफ नननननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउउउ उउउउउउ उउउ

11. ननननन ननननननननन ननननन ननन:

१ . नननननन ननननननननन ननननननन नननननननननन ननननन नननन नननन.

२. ननननननननननननन नननननननननननन नननननननन ननननननननननननन

नननननन ननननननननननननन नननननन

नननननननन ननननन ननननन ननननन ननन / ननननन नननन?

अ) नननन 1

ब) नननन 2

क) 1 व 2 नननननन

ड) 1 नननन ननननन 2 नननन

उउउउउ: क) 1 उउउ 2 उउउउउउ

12. नननननननन नननननननन नननननननननननननन नननन

अ) ननननन ननन नननननननननन नननननन ननन ननन ननननननननननन

ननननननननन ननन.

ब) ननननननननननननन ननननननन ननन ननननननननननन ननन.

क) ननननननन नननननन ननननन.

ड) नननन नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउ

13. नननननननन नननन नननननन ननननननन

अ) नननननननननन नननन ननननननननन ननन नननन नननननन ननन.

ब) नननननननननननन नननन नननन नननननन नननन नननननन ननन.

क) नननननननननननननन नननन नननन नननननन नननन नननननन ननन.

ड) ननननननननननन नननन ननननननननन नननननन ननननननन नननन

नननननन.

उउउउउ: ब) उउउउउउउउउउउउ उउउउ उउउउ उउउउउउ उउउउ उउउउउउ उउउ.

14. ---------नन ननननन चलन नननननननन ननननन नननन. अ) नननन ननननननन

ननननननननन

ब) ननननन व ननननननन नननन व ननननननन क) ननननन ननन नननन ड) पत

नननननननन ननन नननननननननन ननननन ननननन: ब) ननननन व ननननननन

नननन व ननननननन

15. ननननन चलन नननननननननन नननन ननननन नननननन दर नननन

ननननननन------- मदत नननन

अ) ननननन नननननननननन

ब) ननननननननन

क) नननननन

ड) ननन-ननननन ननननननननन

उउउउउ: ब) उउउउउउउउउ

16.Y = C(Y-T)+I(Y,i)+G+NX-------------

A) (Y,E,F)

B) (Y,E)

C) (Y,C,E)

D) (Y,Y*,E)

Ans : D) (Y,Y*,E)

17. LM :𝑀

𝑃 =---------

A) Y

B) YC

C) YL(i)

D) YL

Ans : C) YL(i)

18. नननननननन ननननन नननन ननननननननननन नननन तरच ननननन

नननननननन नननननन ननननन

अ) ननननन नननननन ननननननननननन नननन ननन

ब) ननननन नननननन नननननन नननन ननन

क) ननननन नननननन नननननननननननन ननन

ड) ननननननननन नननननननन नननननननननननन ननन

उउउउउ ड) उउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउउउ उउउ .

19.ननननननन नननननन नननननननन नननननननन ननननननननननन

ननननननननन नननननननननन ननननन नननन नननन:

अ) नननननननननननननन ननन.

ब) नननननननन.

क) नननननन नननन.

ड) कर नननननन.

उउउउउ: ब) उउउउउउउउ

20. ननननन ननननन ननननननन ननननन नननन ननननननन ननननननन मदत

नननन

अ) ननननननन नननननन ननननननननननन

ब) ननननन नननननन ननननननननननन

क) ननननननन ननन ननननन नननननन नननन नननन ननननननननननन

ड) नननननननन ननननननन नननन

उउउउउ) क) उउउउउउउ उउउ उउउउउ उउउउउउ उउउउ उउउउ

21. ननननननन ननन ननननन नननननन नननन नननन ननन 1 ननन नननननननन

नन

अ) नननननन, ननन ननन नननननननननन नननननननननन, ननननननन नननन

ब) नननननन, नननननन ननन नननननननननन नननननननननन नननन,

ननननननननन ननननननन नननन

क) ननननननननन, नननननन ननन ननननननननन नननननननननन, नननननननन

ननननन

ड) ननननननननन, ननन व ननननननननन नननननननननन नननन,

ननननननननननन नननननननन नननन

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउउउउउ, उउउउउउ उउउ उउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउ,

उउउउउउउउ उउउउउ

22. ननननन नननननन ननननन ननननननन ननन ननन:

अ) ननननननननननननन ननननननननन नननननननननन नननन

ब) ननननननननन नननननननन ननननन

क) ननननन ननननननननन नननननननननन नननन

ड) नननन नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउ

23. ननननननननननन २००१ नननन नननननन नननन नननन ननननन ननन

ननननननननन नननननननननननननन नननन नननननननन नननननननननन

नननन ननन नननन. नन नननननन ननननन आय-एलएम नननननननननन आय एस एल एम

ननननननन नननन ननननन ननननननन नननननन नननन

A)LM; right

B) LM; left

C) IS; right

D) IS; left

Ans : D) IS; left

24. ननननननननन नननननन ननननन ननन ननननन नननन:

अ) नननननननननन ननननननन नननन

ब) ननननननननननन ननननननननन

क) ननन ननननननननननननन ननननननन

ड) नननन नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउ

25. ननननन नननननन ननननन नननननन ननननन नननननननननननननननन

नननननन-नननननननन ननननननननन ननननननननन, ननननन नननननननन जर

नननननननननन ननननन नननन बदल ननन शकत नननन, तर नननननननन

नननननननननननन ननननननननन नननननननननन नननन नननननननननन

नननननन ननन नननन

अ) नननननन ननननननन ननननन

ब) ननननन ननननन

क) नननननन दर

ड) कर-दर

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउउ दर

26. नननननन दर ननननननननननन नननननननननन नननननननन नननननननन

नननननननननननननन नननननननननन ननननन नननन ननननन नननन:

अ) नननन ननननन दर नननन नननननननन नननननन

ब) ननननननन ननननन ननननननननन नननननन ननननन ननननन ननन नननन

क) नननननन ननननननन ननननननननन ननन नननननननननन

ड) नननन नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउ

27.ननननननन ननन ननननन नननननननननन नननननन नननन ननन III ननननन

नननन

अ) नननननन, ननन ननन नननननननननन नननननननननन, चलन ननननन

ब) नननननन, नननननन ननन नननननननननन नननननननननन नननन,

ननननननननन चलन नननन

क) ननननननननन, नननननन ननन ननननननननन नननननननननन, चलन ननननन

ड) ननननननननन, ननन व ननननननन नननननननननन नननन, ननननननननननन

चलन नननन

उउउउउ: अ) उउउउउउ, उउउ उउउ उउउउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउ,चलन

उउउउउ

28. --------- ननननन नननननन नननननननननननन ननननन नननननन दर ( flexible

exchange rate) ननननननन ननननननन ननननननन ननन.

अ) 1960

ब) 1963

क) 1970

ड) 1973

उउउउउ: ड) 1973

29. ननननन नननननन ननननन नननननन-नननननननन नननननननननन,

नननननननन नननननन नननननन नननननन ननन नननननननन ननननननन

नननन: In the Mundell-Fleming model with fixed exchange rates, attempts by the central bank

to decrease the money supply:

अ) नननननननननननन नननन ननननन ननननननन नननननन नननन A) lead to a

higher equilibrium level of income

ब) नननननननननननन ननन ननननन ननननननन नननननन नननन B) lead to a

lower equilibrium level of income

क) ननननन नननननन दर नननन ननननननननननन ननननन ननननन नननननन

ननन C) must be abandoned in order to maintain the fixed exchange rate

ड) ननननननननन ननननननन नननननननननननन ननननन नननन नननननन ननन

D) must be offset by expansionary fiscal policy

उउउउउ: ब) उउउउउउउउउउउउ उउउ उउउउउ उउउउउउउ उउउउउउ उउउउ

Ans: B) lead to a lower equilibrium level of income

Unit 3

30. ननननननननननननन चलन नननननननननन ननननननन घटक ननननन?

अ) ननननननन नननननन नननननननन नननन

ब) नननन ननननननननन ननन

क) नननननननन नननन दर

ड) नननन नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउ

31.In 2018. नननननननन नननननन ननननननन नननननननन,

________________________

A) ₹ 65 and above per US $

B) ₹ 60 and above per US $

C) ₹ 70 and above per US $

D) ₹ 75 and above per US $

Ans : D) ₹ 75 and above per US $

32. ननननन चलन नननननन ननननननननननन ननननन नननन नननन

अ) नननननननननन ननननन

ब) ननननन नननननन नननननननन

क) नननननन ननननन चलन नननन

ड) नननन नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउ

33.In August 2015,the rupee depreciated against dollar ,the exchange rate went upto

________________________

A) ₹ 60 per US $

B) ₹ 65 per US $

C) ₹ 67 per US $

D) ₹ 75 per US $

Ans : C) ₹ 67 per US $

34. ननननन नननननन दर नननननन ननननननननननन जर नननननन दर ननननन

नननननन ननननननननन ननन नननन तर नननननन ननन-------------------

अ) नननननननननन ननननन नननननन नननननन

ब) कर ननननन

क) ननननन चलन ननननन

ड) नननननन नननन ननन

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउ चलन उउउउउ

35. ननननननन नननननन, ननननननन नननननननननन ननननननन नननननननन नननन- ---------नननन ननननननन नननननन नननननन ननननन ----------नननननन नननन

अ) ननननननन लवकर नननन, ननननन ननन

ब. ननननननन ननननननन नननन ,नननननननननन ननननन नननन

क) ननननन ननन, ननननननन लवकर नननन

ड) ननननन ननन , नननननननननन ननननननन नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउउ उउउ , उउउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउ उउउउ

36. नननननननन नननननननन ननन नननननननन नननननन नननननन ननननननननननननननननन नननननननन नननननननन नननननन नननननन ननननननन नननन नननन ननन नननननन नननननन ननन नननन

अ) ननननन दर नननननन नननननननन नननन ननननननन ननननन

ननननननननननन ननननननन ननननन नननननन.

ब) ननननन दर नननननन नननननननन नननननननननन ननननननन ननननन

ननननननननननन नननननन ननननननन ननननन नननननन.

क) ननननन दर नननन शकत नननन नननननननन नननननननननन ननननननन

ननननन ननननननननननन नननननन ननननननन ननननन नननननन

ड) ननननन दर नननन शकत नननन नननननन नननननननन ननननननन ननननन ननननननननननन ननननननन ननननन नननननन

उउउउउ: ब) उउउउउ दर उउउउउउ उउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउ

उउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउ उउउउउउउ उउउउउ उउउउउउ.

उउउउउ 4

37. ननननननन ननननननन नननननन (ईएमएस) नन ननननननन

A) 1975

B) 1977

C)1979

D)1981

Ans : C)1979

38. नननननननन ननननननन नननननन (ईएमएस) नन ननननननननन ननननन

नननन?

अ) ननन (EU) नननन ननननननन चलन ननननननन

ब) ननननननन चलन नननननननन

क) नननननन दर ननननन नननन.

ड) नननन नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउ.

39. नननननननन (IMF) ननननन ननननन नननननननननन ननननननननन --------------- नननन नननन नननन A) August 25, 2012

B) August 25, 2011

C) August 15, 2013

D) August 15, 2010

Ans : D) August 15, 2010

40 .What is meant by EFSF

A) European Financial Stability Facility

B) European Federal Stability Function

C) European Financial Sustainability Function

D) European Federal Sustainability Facility

Ans : A) European Financial Stability Facility

41. ननननन ननननन आउट ननननननननन --------------------- ननननन नननन नननन

अ) नननननननननन २०१०

ब) नननननननननन २०११

क) नननननननननन २०१२

ड) नननननननननन २०१3

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउउउउउउ २०१२

42. नननननननननन नननननननननननन नननननननन ननननननननन नननननन

अ) नननन ननननननन ननननननन नननननन

ब) ननननननन ननननननननन

क) ननननन-ननननननन-नननननन ननननननन

ड) नननननन नननननननन अननननननननननन

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउ-उउउउउउउ-उउउउउउ उउउउउउउ

43, ननननननननन ननननननन ननननननननननननन The Interwar period was

characterized by:

अ) नननननननन नननन नननननन

ब) ननननन ननननननन

क) ननननननननननननन ननननननननन नननननन ननननन नननन

ड) ननननननननननननन ननननननन ननन ननननन ननननन ननननन ननननननननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउउउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउ उउउ उउउउउ उउउउउ उउउउउ

उउउउउउउउउ 44, नननननननननन नननन नननननननननननन,

अ) नननननन नननननन ननननन नननननननन नननननन ननननन ननननननन ननन ननननन नननननन ननननननननन नननन

ब ) नननननन ननननन ननननननन ननननननननन नननननननननन नननननननन

नननननन नननननन नननननननन नननन नननननननननन ननननन

क) नननननन नननननन नन नननननन नननननननननन नननननन नननननन ननन नननन

ड) ब ननन क

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउउ उउउउउउ उउ उउउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउ उउउउउउउ

उउउउउउ उउउ उउउउ

45. नननननननन नननननननन नननन नननन

अ) 2006 नननन ननननन नननननन नननननन

ब)2007, नननननननन नननननन ननननननननननन ननननननन नननन नननन.

क) २००8,, नननननननन नननननन ननननननन

ड) २००9,, ननननन नननननन ननननननन

उउउउउ: क) २००8,, उउउउउउउउ उउउउउउ उउउउउउउ.

46. नननननन ननननननननन नननननननननननननननन नननननननन नननननन

नननन ननननन नननन The gold standard was in place for most major economics of the

world during the period

अ) ननननन नननननननन ननननननननननन A) Since the end of World War II

ब) ननननननननननन ननननननननननननन ननननन नननननननन ननननननननन

B) From the beginning of the Great Depression until World War II

क ) 1973 ननननन नन ननननननननननन C) From 1973 until the present

ड) 1870 नननन नननननननननन नन ननननन ननननननननननननननन D) From the

mid-1870’s until World War I

Ans : ड) 1870 उउउउ उउउउउउउउउउ उउ उउउउउ उउउउउउउउउउउउउउउ D)

From the mid-1870’s until World War I

47. Under the Brettonwood system, the long term development assistance was to be provided by

A) IBRD

B) IDA

C) IMF

D) All the above

Codes :

(A) A AND B

(B) A, B, C

(C) B AND C

(D) D

Ans : (A) A AND B

48.When AIIB was established?

A) 31st December 2016

B) 1st January 2017

C) 30th June 2016

D) 31st December 2017

Ans : A) 31st December 2016

49. ननननननन AIIB ननननन ननननननननन ननननन नननननन ननननन नननन / नननन? 1. नननननननन नन ननननननन AIIB नन नननननननन ननननन नननन.

२. ननन, नननन ननन ननननन नन ननननननननन AIIB नन ननन नननननन नननन ननननननन नननन

अ) नननन १

ब) नननन २

क) नननननन

ड) नननननन नननन

उउउउउ: क) ) उउउउउउ

50. ननननननन नननन ननननन ननननन नननननननन नननन ननन? (BRICS New

Development Bank)

अ) नननननन, ननननन

ब) नननननन, ननननन

क) ननननननन. नननननन ननननननन

ड) नननननन, ननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउउउ, उउउ

51. नननननननन नननननननन ननननन नननननननन ननननननन ननन नननन?

अ) नन.नन. ननननननन

ब) नननननन नननन

क) नननननन नननन

ड) नन.नननन. नननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउ.उउउउ. उउउउ

52. ननननननन ननननननननननननन 5 ननननननन ----------- ननननन

नननननननन पत ननननननन ननननननन ननननन नननननननन ननन

अ) नननननननन

ब) ननननननननन

क) ननननननननन

ड) नननननननननननननन

उउउउउ: क) उउउउउउउउउ

53. ननननननन ननननन नननननन ननन?

अ) नननन नननननन नननननन

ब) ननननन नननननन नननननननननन

क) ननननन नननननन नननननन

ड) नननन नननननन ननन

उउउउउ: ड) उउउउ उउउउउउ उउउ