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xzs'ke dk fl)kar D;k n'kkZrk gS\ vPNh vkSj cqjh eqk dh n`f"V ls
1 tc rd yksx O;fxr ykHk ds ;kl tkjh j[ksaxs] vPNh eqk ges'kk cqjh
eqk dks pyu ls ckgj dj nsxh
2 tc rd yksx O;fxr ykHk ds ;kl tkjh j[ksaxs] cqjh eqk ges'kk vPNh
eqk dks pyu ls ckgj dj nsxh
3 ljdkj ds fdlh Hkh dkj ds gLr{ksi dh vko';drk ds fcuk vPNh vkSj
cqjh eqk ds dkj lgvfLrRo esa jgsaxs
4 pwafd /kkjdksa }kjk bldk LokHkkfod ewY; dkQh mPp ekuk tkrk gS vr%
cqjh eqk vPNh eqk dks pyu ls ckgj dj nsrh gS
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3 .
Whichoftheseistrueof"CommodityMoney?"
A . The value isdirectlyperceived by theusers of this
money
B. SomecommoditiesusedasMoneyhavebeenshells,
cocoabeans,copper,saltetc.
C . It is money whose value comes from the material
(commodity)thatitismadeof
D. Itismadeofobjectsthathavevalueinthemselvesas
wellasvalueintheiruseasmoney
E. Paperis acommodity that'ssucceeded alsoas Fiat
Money
(1) A,BandE
(2) A,BandC
(3) B,C,DandE
(4) AlltheaboveexceptE
WhatdoestheGresham'sLawsignify?(intermsofBadand
Goodmoney)
(1) GoodmoneywillalwaysdriveoutBadmoney,aslong
aspeoplecontinuetoseekpersonalbenefit
(2) BadmoneywillalwaysdriveoutGoodmoney,aslong
aspeoplecontinuetoseekpersonalbenefit
(3) GoodandBadmoneytypeswillcoexistwithoutany
needforgovernmentalinterference
(4) BadmoneydrivesoutGoodmoneyasitisinherently
valuedmuchhigherbytheholders
Whichoftheseischaracteristic(ortrue)ofFiatMoney?
A . It originated during the Chinese Song dynasty and
becamewidespreadduringYuanandMingdynasties
B. Itsmisusecanleadtosituationsakintohyperinflation
inaneconomy
C . TheBrettonWoodssystemdeclaredtheuseofpure
Fiatmoneylegal,withnobackingofanycommodity
D. Governmentdeclaresitaslegallyvalidtender,hence
itisofvaluetousers
E. Itisofimmenseuseasaphysicalcommodity
(1) Noneoftheabove
(2) Alloftheabove
(3) AlloftheaboveexceptCandE
(4) AlloftheaboveexceptBandE
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(1)of(8)
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fdlh ns'k dh eqk vkiwfrZ esa eqk ----- vkSj mi;ksx dh xbZ fof'k"V ifjHkk"kk ds
vuqlkj] ,d ;k ,d ls vf/kd dkj dh cSad eqk psfdax [kkrksa] cpr [kkrksa vkSj
vU;dkj ds cSad [kkrksa ds :i esa gksrh gSA cSad eqk] ftlesa dsoy nLrkost gksrs
gS]a fodflr ns'kksa esa LFkwy eqk ds ----- fgLls dk fuekZ.k djrh gSA
1 cSaduksV vkSj flDds] lcls cMs+
2 cSaduksV vkSj flDds] lcls NksVs
3 lksuk vkSj pkanh] lcls cMs+
4 oLrq vkSj vf/kfn"V] lcls NksVs
5 .
6 .
7.
WhatistheRBI'sstandon"Bitcoin"?
(1) Itisintheprocessoflegalisingitsuseby2017,and
hasstartedinternaltestingonimplentationchallenges
(2)
In2013itissuedacautionagainstitsuse.In2015,it
statedthatthe'BlockchainTechnology'underlyingit
isappreciablyusefulinmanyotherways
(3)
In2015itissuedacautionagainstitsuse.In2013,it
hadstatedthatthe'BlockchainTechnology'underlying
itisappreciablyusefulinmanyotherways
(4)
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6-
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Whatisa"Superdollar"?
(1)
ThemoneymadebysoftwaregeniusesusingBitcoins,
thathashighvalueinglobalmarkets
(2)
(3)
Afraud100dollarbillofUSAthatishardtodetect
(4)
ThecurrencythatSupermanwasshownasusingin
movies,usuallycounterfeitedtodeceive
Whatarethecharacteristicsof"MoneyLaundering"?
A .
Themethodofmakingdirtymoneylookclean
B.
Itismadeupof7distinctsteps
C .
India has the PMLA 2002 law to stop it, and the
EnforcementDirectoratehandlessuchcases
D.
ItisusuallygeneratedintheSoftwareIndustryonly
E.
(2)of(8)
(1)
AandD
(2)
A,CandE
(3)
B,DandE
(4)
Alltheabove
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8.Whatisthe"GoldStandard"system?
(1) Afinancialintermediationsysteminwhichgoldisused
topayforthecurrenciesprinted
(2) Amonetarysysteminwhichthestandardeconomic
unitofaccountisbasedonafixedquantityofgold
(3) Amonetarysysteminwhichallcurrenciesintheworld
tradebasedontheprevailingvalueofphysicalgold
(4) Afinancialsysteminwhichthestandardeconomicunit
ofexchangeisbasedonafixedquantityofUSmarked
gold
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AsperthefamouscoupletofWilliamStanleyJevons,
Money'samatteroffunctionsfour,
AMedium,aMeasure,aStandard,aStore
Whatdoesitmeanregardingwhatmoneydoes?
(1) It acts as a medium of exchange, it is a common
measureofvalue(unitofaccount),itisastandardof
valueanditisastoreofvalue
(2) Itactsasamediumofexchange,itisanuncommon
measureofvalue(unitoffinance),itisastandard
bearerofvalueanditisastoreofworthofservices
(3) It rarely actsas a mediumof exchange, it is not a
commonmeasureofvalue(unitofaccount),itisnota
standardofvalueanditisnotatallastoreofvalue
(4) Itactsasanexchangeforgoods,itisameasureof
value (unit of account), it is a standard of global
reputationanditisastoreofvalue
10. Whatdowemeanbytheterm"moneysupply"?
(1) Thetotalamountofmonetaryassetsavailableinan
economyataspecifictime
(2) Thetotalnetamountoffinancialassetsavailablein
anopeneconomyataspecifictime
(3) Thetotalgrossamountofeconomicassetsavailable
inaclosedeconomyataspecifictime
(4) Thetotalamountofmonetaryassetsavailableinan
economyataspecifictimethatcanbeconvertedto
goldimmediately
11. Let us focus on ancient India, especially the era of the
Mahajanpadas.Whatwasthemoneysysteminusethen?
A . Itwasathreetieredsystemmadeupofcopper,silver
andgold
B. GoldforStatefunctions,Silverfortaxes,contracts
etc.,Copperforcommontransactions
C . AllcoinsinusewerebackedupbyStateguarantee
D. Globaluseofthesecoinsensuredthatfiatmoneywas
alsoincirculation
(1) A,BandC
(2) OnlyAandB
(3) Alltheabove
(4) A,BandD
12. Fillintheblanks.
IntheUS,the.....isresponsibleforcontrollingthemoney
supply,whileintheEuroareatherespectiveinstitutionis
the...... Othercentralbankswith significantimpacton
globalfinancesaretheBankofJapan,.....andtheBankof
England.
(1) FederalUSBank,EuropeanMonetaryAuthority,Bank
ofPRC
(2) USGovernment,EuropeanCentralBank,ReserveBank
ofIndia
(3) Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, People's
BankofChina
(4) FederalReserve,EuropeanCentralBank,Bundesbank
(ofGermany)
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13.Whatismeantbytheterm"FractionalReserveBanking"?
(1) Theleastcommonformofbankingworldwide,inwhich
banksholdreserves(atthebankitselfascurrency,or
withtheCentralBankasdeposits)thatareafraction
ofitsdepositliabilities
(2) Themostcommonformofbankingworldwide,inwhich
banksholdreserves(withtheCentralBankasdeposits)
that are a large part as percentage of its deposit
liabilities
(3) Theleastcommonformofbankingworldwide,inwhich
banks give away reserves (at the bank itself as
currency,orwiththeCentralBankasdeposits)that
areafractionofitsdepositliabilities
(4) Themostcommonformofbankingworldwide,inwhich
banksholdreserves(atthebankitselfascurrency,or
withtheCentralBankasdeposits)thatareafraction
ofitsdepositliabilities
14. Whatcanbesaidaboutthemoneysystemusedduringthe
IndusValleycivilisation?
(1) Therewasanextensiveuseofcoinsastradingwas
doneonalargescale
(2) Thereisnoconsensusyetonwhetherthesealsfound
arecoinsornot
(3) There were gold, silver and terracotta coins in
widespreaduse
(4) Fiatmoneyasorderedbytherulersofeachcitywere
inlargescalecirculation
14- fla/kq ?kkVh dh lH;rk ds nkSjku mi;ksx dh tkus okyh eqk .kkyh ds ckjs esa D;k
dgk tk ldrk gS\
1 pwafd O;kikj O;kid iSekus ij gksrk Fkk vr% flDdksa dk mi;ksx dkQh
l?ku Fkk
2 vHkh rd bl ckr ij vkelgefr ugha gks ikbZ gS fd feyh gqbZ eqk,a
flDds Fks ;k ugha
3 Lo.kZ] pkanh vkSj VsjkdksVk ls cus flDds O;kid :i ls mi;ksx esa Fks
4 R;sd 'kgj ds 'kkldksa ds vkns'kkuqlkj vf/kfn"V eqk cMs iSekus ij
pyu esa Fkh
15. Readthepassage.Whatproblemdoesithighlight?
Hereisthebarmusicianwhois"paid"withliquororfood,
itemswhichhislandlordwillnotacceptasrentpayment,
whenthemusicianwouldratherhaveamonth'sshelter.If,
instead,themusician'slandlordweretothrowapartyand
desiremusicforit,hiringthemusiciantoplayitbyoffering
themonth'srentinexchange,acoincidenceofwantswould
exist.
(1) Thecrisisthatafinancialsystemlackinggoldorsilver
asamediumofexchangewillface
(2) Theproblemthataneconomyhavingexcessmoney
willneverface
(3) The problem that an economy lacking money as a
mediumofexchangewillface
(4) Noneoftheabove
16. Whatwillactagainstthebasicnatureofmoneyasastore
ofvalue?
(1) Inflation
(2) Governmentpoliciesregardingtradeandcommerce
(3) Fractionalreservebankingsystem
(4) Physicaldamage
(4)of(8)
;gk ,d ckj laxhrdkj gS ftls 'kjkc ;k Hkkstu ds :i esa ^^Hkqxrku^^ fd;k tkrk
gS] ,slh oLrq,a ftUgsa mldk edku ekfyd fdjk;s ds Hkqxrku ds :i esa Lohdkj
ugha djsxk] tcfd laxhrdkj dks laHkor% ,d eghus ds vkJ; dh vko';drk gSA
blds ,sot esa ;fn laxhrdkj dk edku&ekfyd ,d ikVhZ nsuk pkgrk gS] vkSj
mlesa mls laxhr pkfg, rks laxhr ds fy, laxhrdkj dks fdjk;s ij bl 'krZ ij
ysrk gS fd og mlds ,d eghus ds fdjk;s ds cnys gS] rks vko';drkvksa ds la;ksx
dh fLFkfr gksxhA
1 fokh; .kkyh esa tgka fofue; ds ek/;e ds :i esa Lo.kZ ;k pkanh dk
vHkko gS] ;g ladV mifLFkr gks tk;sxk
2 ;g oks leL;k gS tks vR;f/kd /ku okyh vFkZO;oLFkk esa iSnk gks tk,xh
3 ;g oks leL;k gS tks ml vFkZO;oLFkk esa iSnk gksxh tgka fofue; ek/;e
gsrq /ku ugha gS
4 mijks esa ls dksbZ ugha
16- eqk ds
1
2
3
4
17. .....isthemostliquidassetaseveryonerecognisesit,and
acceptsitasthecommoncurrency.
(1) Gold(andSilver)
(2) Dollar
(3) Money
(4) Entrepreneurship
17- ----- lcls vf/kd rjy ifjlaifk gS D;ksafd lHkh mls ekU;rk nsrs gSa] vkSj mls
lkekU; eqk ds :i esa Lohdkj djrs gSaA
1 Lo.kZ vkSj pkanh
2 Myj
3 iSlk /ku
4 m|ferk
18. IntheancientempiresofEgypt,Babylon,IndiaandChina,
thetemplesandpalacesoftenhadcommoditywarehouses
whichissuedcertificatesofdepositasevidenceofdebt,a
formof......
(1) representativemoney (2) commoditymoney
(3) fiatmoney
(4) religiousmoney
18- izkphu lkezkT;ksa tSls fd feL=] cschyksu] Hkkjr vkSj phu ds eafnjksa vkSj egyksa esa
vDlj oLrq xksnke gksrs Fks tks _.k dh lk{k ds :i esa tek ek.ki= tkjh djrs
Fks] tks ,d dkj dk ----- FkkA
1 kfrfuf/kd eqk
2 oLrq eqk
3 vf/kfn"V eqk
4 /kkfeZd eqk
19. WhereinEuropewaspapermoneyfirstintroduced?When?
Why?
(1) InGreatBritain,in1561,duetorichsilverdeposits
andconsequentlargeweightofcoins
(2) InSweden,in1661,duetorichcopperdepositsand
consequentlargeweightofcoins(asvaluewasless)
(3) InPrussia,in1611,duetolackofgoldandsilver
(4) InRussia,in1488,duetopooradministrationoflarge
oredeposits
19- ;wjksi esa loZFke dkxt+h eqk dh 'kq#vkr dgk gqbZ Fkh\ dc\ D;ksa\
1 xzsV fczVsu esa] 1561 esa] le`) pkanh ds HkaMkjksa ds dkj.k ftlds ifj.kkeLo:i
flDdksa dk otu Hkkjh gksrk Fkk
2 LohMu esa] 1661 esa] rkacs ds le`) HkaMkjksa ds dkj.k] ftlds ifj.kkeLo:i
flDdksa dk Hkkjh otu gksrk Fkk D;ksafd ewY; de Fkk
3 qf'k;k esa] 1611 esa] Lo.kZ vkSj pkanh ds vHkko ds dkj.k
4 :l esa] 1488 esa] fo'kky v;Ld HkaMkjksa ds [kjkc 'kklu ds dkj.k
20. Inbookkeepingandfinance,cashrefersto.....comprising
currency or currency equivalents that can be accessed
immediatelyornearimmediately(asinthecaseofmoney
marketaccounts).
(1) currentandfuturepossibleassets
(2) paymentassets
(3) currentassets
(4) capitalassets
20- cgh[kkrs vkSj fok esa] udn dk laca/k ----- ls gksrk gS ftlesa eqk ;k eqk ds
led{k gksrs gSa ftudk vkdyu rqjar ;k yxHkx rqjar fd;k tk ldrk gS tSlk
eqk cktkj ds [kkrksa ds ekeys esa gksrk gSA
1 orZeku vkSj laHkkfor Hkfo";dkyhu ifjlaifk;ka
2 Hkqxrku ifjlaifk;ka
3 pkyw ifjlaifk;ka
4 iwathxr ifjlaifk;ka
21. HowwastheAmerican(US)dollarfirstdefined?Asaunitof
(1) puregoldofacertainweight,afterthe1792report
submittedtotheCongress
(2) puregold+copperalloyofacertainweight,afterthe
1792reportsubmittedtotheCongress
(3) puresilverofacertainweight,afterthe1792report
submittedtotheCongress
(4) Noneoftheabove
22. Howdidtheterm"Rupee"originate?
(1) Fromroopak,aSanskrittermformetaphoricalshape,
andfromSanskritrup ,beautifulform
(2) Fromrupya ,aSanskrittermforgoldcoin,andfrom
Sanskritrup ,aparticularshape
(3) From roopasi ,aSanskrittermforbeautifulwoman,
andfromSanskritrup ,roundshape
(4) Fromrupya ,aSanskrittermforsilvercoin,andfrom
Sanskritrup ,beautifulform
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21- igyh ckj vesfjdh Myj dh ifjHkk"kk fdl dkj dh bdkbZ ds :i esa xbZ Fkh\
1 1792 dh fjiksVZ dkaxzsl dks Lrqr djus ds ckn ,d fuf'pr otu ds 'kq)
lksus dh
2 1792 dh fjiksVZ dkaxzsl dks Lrqr djus ds ckn ,d fuf'pr otu ds 'kq)
lksus vkSj rkEcs dh feJ /kkrq dh
3 1792 dh fjiksVZ dkaxzsl dks Lrqr djus ds ckn ,d fuf'pr otu dh
pkanh dh
4 mijks esa ls dksbZ ugha
22- ^^:i;k^^ 'kCn dh mRifk fdl dkj gqbZ\
1 :id ls] tks ckeqgkojk vkd`fr ds fy, laLd`r 'kCn gS] vkSj laLd`r ds
:i ls] tks ,d lqanj :i gS
2 #i;k ls] tks Lo.kZ flDds ds fy, laLd`r 'kCn gS] vkSj laLd`r ds :ik ls]
tks ,d fof'k"V vkdkj gS
3 :ilh ls] tks lqanj ukjh ds fy, laLd`r 'kCn gS] vkSj laLd`r ds :i ls]
tks ,d xksykdkj vkdkj gS
4 #i;k ls] tks pkanh ds flDds ds fy, laLd`r 'kCn gS] vkSj laLd`r ds :i
ls] tks ,d lqanj :i gS
(5)of(8)
23. Fillintheblanks.
Someeconomistsbelievethatthegoldstandardactsasa
..... on economic growth. As an economy's productive
capacity.....,thensoshoulditsmoneysupply.Becausea
goldstandard requiresthat money be ..... in the metal,
thenthe.....ofthemetal.....theabilityoftheeconomy
toproducemorecapitalandgrow.
(1) booster,shrinks,backed,scarcity,augments
(2) limit,grows,backed,scarcity,constrains
(3) push,grows,printed,surplus,augments
(4) limit,shrinks,backed,scarcity,constrains
24. ThehyperinflationseeninWeimarGermanywasdueto
(1) the defeat of Germany in the World War I and
consequentinabilitytoconvertgoldintocurrencyto
paybacklargescaleborrowings
(2) theassumptionofKaiserWilhelmIthatGermanywould
lose the World War I and consequent largescale
borrowings
(3) thedecisionbyKaiserWilhelmIIthatGermanywould
financethefightinWorldWarIthroughincometaxon
citizens
(4) theassumptionofKaiserWilhelmIIthatGermanywould
win the World War I and consequent largescale
borrowings
25. Whatdoesthisimageindicate?
(1) It s ho ws th e 8r d cen tu ry BC g ol d coi n of t he
Mahajanpadas,knownasRupayya,withsymbolsof
wheelandhippopotamus
(2) Itshowsthe3rdcenturyBCsilvercoinoftheGupta
Empire,knownasRupyasheela,withsymbolsofchakra
andcamel
(3) Itshowsthe9rdcenturyBCgoldcoinoftheMaurya
Empire,knownasRupyarupa,withsymbolsofwheel
andelephant
(4) Itshowsthe3rdcenturyBCsilvercoinoftheMaurya
Empire,knownasRupyarupa,withsymbolsofwheel
andelephant
26. HowmanyandwhichcountriesuseRUPEEastheircurrency
today?
(1) 8 India, Nepal, Maldives, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri
Lanka,Mauritius,Seychelles
(2) 9 India, Nepal, Maldives, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri
Lanka,Mauritius,Bhutan,Malaysia
(3) 8 India, Nepal, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka,
Mauritius,Seychelles,Bhutan
(4) 9 India, Nepal, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka,
Mauritius,Seychelles,Bhutan,Seychelles
(6)of(8)
27. WhichoftheseistrueregardingcoinageissuedbyBritishin
India,andlaterdayRepublicofIndia?
A . After1939allsilvercoinseffectivelybecamelesspure,
duetotheshortageofsilverduringtheworldwar.
B. EastIndiaCompany'scoinageissuewereallpriorto
1858
C . FirstRepublicofIndiacoinswereissuedin1950
D. Coinageissuedafter1857wereundertheauthority
ofthemonarchandnottheCompany
(1) AlltheaboveexceptA
(2) AlltheaboveexceptAandB
(3) AlltheaboveexceptBandC
(4) Alltheabove
27- fczfV'kksa }kjk] vkSj ckn ds Hkkjrh; x.kjkT; }kjk Hkkjr esa tkjh fd;s x, flDdksa
ds ckjs esa fuEu esa ls dkSu lk@ls okD;ka'k lgh gS@gSa\
,- o"kZ 1939 ds ckn pkanh ds lHkh flDds Hkkoh :i ls de 'kq) cu x,]
D;ksafd fo'o ;q) ds nkSjku pkanh dh deh Fkh
ch- bZLV bafM;k daiuh }kjk tkjh fd;s x, lHkh flDds o"kZ 1858 ds iwoZ ds Fks
lh- Hkkjr x.kjkT; ds Fke flDds o"kZ 1950 esa tkjh fd;s x, Fks
Mh- 1857 ds ckn tkjh fd;s x, flDds lezkV ds vf/kdkj ds v/khu Fks u fd
daiuh ds v/khu
1 , dks NksM+dj vU; lHkh
2 , vkSj ch dks NksM+dj vU; lHkh
3 ch vkSj lh dks NksM+dj vU; lHkh
4 mijks lHkh
28- fp= dks ns[ksaA bl oLrq dk #i;s esa ewY; D;k Fkk\
1 15 #i;s
2 50 #i;s
3 30 #i;s
4 7-5 #i;s
29.ThecurrentratesassetbytheRBIare
A . Policy Repo rate = 6.75%, Reverse Repo Rate =
5.75%
B. MSFrate=7.75%,BankRate=7.75%
C . CRR=4%,SLR=21.5%
D. SavingsDepositRate=4.0%,TermDepositRate>1
year=77.90%
E. Policy Repo rate = 5.75%, Reverse Repo Rate =
6.75%
(1) A,BandD
(2) A,CandD
(3) BandD
(4) AlltheaboveexceptE
30. InIndia,whichoftheseisthecorrectmatchofMoneySupply
componentwithliquidity?
(1) M1lowest,M2morethanM1,M3morethanM2,
M4highest
(2) M1highest,M2lessthanM1,M3lessthanM2,M4
least
(3) M1highest,M2morethanM1,M3lessthanM2,
M4least
(4) M1lowest,M2morethanM1,M3lessthanM2,M4
highest
31. Fillintheblanks.
In economics, money isa broad term that refers to any
financialinstrumentthatcanfulfillthefunctionsofmoney.
These financial instruments together are collectively
referredtoasthe.....ofaneconomy.Inotherwords,itis
theamountoffinancialinstrumentswithinaspecificeconomy
availableforpurchasinggoodsorservices.Sinceitconsists
ofvariousfinancialinstruments(usuallycurrency,demand
depositsandvariousothertypesofdeposits),theamount
ofmoneyinaneconomyismeasuredbyaddingtogether
thesefinancialinstrumentscreatinga......
(1) monetaryaggregate,moneysupply
(2) moneysupplycomponents,nationaleconomy
(3) moneysupply,monetaryaggregate
(4) nationalstructure,globaleconomy
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32. WhichoftheseistrueoftheBrettonWoodssystem?
A .
B.
C .
D.
ItwasanagreementbetweenUSA,Canada,Western
Europe,AustraliaandJapan
Itwasamonetaryagreement
Allnationsweretotietheircurrenciestogold
Competitivedevaluationwastobeprevented
(1) A,CandD
(2) OnlyB
(3) BandD
(4) A,B,CandD
ForQ.33to35,readtheparagraphandfillintheblanks.
TocarryoutQEcentralbanks..(33)..bybuyingsecurities,
suchasgovernmentbonds,frombanks,withelectroniccash
thatdidnotexistbefore.Thenewmoneyswellsthesizeof
bankreserves in the economy by the quantity of assets
purchasedhence "quantitative" easing. Like ..(34)..
interestrates,QEissupposedtostimulatetheeconomyby
encouragingbankstomakemoreloans.Theideaisthat
bankstakethenewmoneyandbuyassetstoreplacethe
onestheyhavesoldtothecentralbank.Thatraisesstock
prices and lowers interest rates, which in turn boosts
investment. Today, interest rates on everything from
government bonds to mortgages to corporate debt are
probablylowerthantheywouldhavebeenwithoutQE.If
QEconvincesmarketsthatthecentralbankisseriousabout
fightingdeflationorhighunemployment,thenitcanalso
boosteconomicactivityby..(35)...
33. (1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
generatehardcash
createmoney
createemploymentopportunitiesdirectly
printcurrencynotesinvastnumbers
34. (1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
raising
standardising
lowering
sharplyeliminating
35. (1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
destroyingbusinessconfidence
increasedglobaltradeandcommerce
askingprivatebusinessestoinvestimmediately
raisingconfidence
32- czsVu oqM~l .kkyh ds laca/k esa fuEu esa ls dkSu lk@ls okD;ka'k lgh gS@gSa\
,- ;g vesfjdk] dukMk] if'peh ;wjksi] vLVsfy;k vkSj tkiku ds chp ,d
le>kSrk Fkk
ch- ;g ,d ekSfd le>kSrk Fkk
lh- lHkh ns'kksa dks viuh eqk,a Lo.kZ ds lkFk tksM+uh Fkha
Mh- frLi/kkZRed voewY;u dks jksduk Fkk
1 ,] lh vkSj Mh
2 dsoy ch
3 ch vkSj Mh
4 ,] ch] lh vkSj Mh
udn mRiUu
2
lh/ks jkstxkj ds volj fuekZ.k 4
eqk dk fuekZ.k
cM+h la[;k esa uksVksa dk eq.k
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Please make sure that you m ark the answers in this scores heet with an HB pencil/pen.
The marking of answers must be done in the stipulated time for the test. Do not take extra time over and above the time limit.
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