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- The RBI regulates the Commercial Banks in matters of
A) Mergers of Banks
B) Branch Expansion
C) Liquidity of assets
D) All the above
- Extreme forms of markets are?
A) Oligopoly: Monopoly
B) Perfect Competition: Monopoly
C) Perfect Competition: Monopolistic Competition
D) Perfect Competition: Oligopoly
- In Indian Economy, which of the following is also called Narrow Money?
A) M1
B) M2
C) M3
D) M4
- Variation in Cash Reserve Ratio and Open Market Operations are instruments of?
A) Budgetary Policy
B) Trade Policy
C) Monetary Policy
D) Fiscal Policy
- Goods which are meant either for Consumption or Investment are called as?
A) Final Goods
B) Giffen Goods
C) Inferior Goods
D) Intermediate Goods
- The famous three P’s of Environmental Awareness are?
A) People, Poverty and Politics.
B) Power, Production and Pollution.
C) Population, Politics and Price.
D) Population, Povert and Pollution.
- Brent Index is associated with which one of the following?
A) Inflation
B) Crude Oil Price
C) Gold Price
D) Export Rate Index
- The non expenditure cost which arises when the producing firm itself owns and supplies certains factors of production are?
A) Replacement Costs
B) Explicit Costs
C) Original Costs
D) Implicit Costs
- A part of National Debt known as External Debt is the amount?
A) Lent by its Citizens to Foreign Government.
B) Amount borrowed by its citizens from abroad.
C) Lent by its Government to the foreign Government.
D) Borrowed by its Government from abroad.
- Which one of the following is not the method for Computing GNP?
A) Expenditure Approach
B) Income Approach
C) Suppliers’ Preferences
D) Consumer Preferences