MCQs on Theories of Interest - IS-LM, Classical & Keynesian Theory
MCQs on Theories of Interest
a) Supply and demand for money
b) Central bank policies
c) Supply of savings and demand for investment
d) Marginal efficiency of capital
a) Only precautionary motives
b) Transaction, precautionary, and speculative motives
c) Consumption only
d) Investment purposes only
a) Investment demand
b) National income
c) Supply and demand for money
d) Government expenditure
a) Inverse relationship between interest rate and quantity of money demanded
b) Direct relationship between interest rate and demand
c) Government demand for money
d) Investment trends
a) Total output equals total income
b) Money demand equals money supply
c) Taxes equal subsidies
d) Investment equals consumption
a) Increases
b) Falls
c) Remains unchanged
d) Doubles
a) Lower interest rate
b) Higher interest rate
c) No change
d) Decrease in investment
a) Equilibrium in the goods market
b) Equilibrium in the money market
c) Inflation level
d) Government borrowing
a) Changes in investment
b) Changes in money supply
c) Changes in taxes
d) Changes in exports
a) Classical theory of output
b) Combination of Keynesian and Classical interest theories via IS-LM model
c) Liquidity trap
d) Price level determination
a) Income level
b) Transaction needs
c) Interest rate expectations
d) Price level
a) Have a strong effect on interest rates
b) Decrease the interest rate significantly
c) Do not affect the interest rate
d) Increase employment immediately
a) Shifts to the left
b) Shifts to the right
c) Becomes vertical
d) Does not change
a) Increase in taxes
b) Increase in money supply
c) Rise in interest rates
d) Decrease in exports
a) Excess demand for money
b) Excess supply of money
c) Balanced market
d) Hyperinflation
a) IS curve
b) LM curve
c) Aggregate supply
d) Aggregate demand
a) Government spending
b) Taxes
c) Interest rate
d) Investment demand
a) Elastic money demand
b) Liquidity trap
c) Money demand insensitive to interest rate
d) Perfect capital mobility
a) Prices are constant in the short run
b) Prices adjust immediately
c) Fiscal policy is ineffective
d) Only monetary policy matters
a) Changes in money supply
b) Change in interest rate
c) Change in investment or government spending
d) Change in bank reserves
Chapter Number | PAPER I – INDIAN ECONOMY & INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM MODULE B: ECONOMIC CONCEPTS RELATED TO BANKING |
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1. |
MODULE B: ECONOMIC CONCEPTS RELATED TO BANKING Fundamentals of Economics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Types of Economies, and Supply & Demand |
2. | Money Supply and Inflation |
3. | Theories of Interest - Explained with Examples |
4. | Business Cycles and Economic Policies - Explained with Examples |
5. | National Income, GDP and Union Budget - Explained with Examples |
QandAs/MCQs 8 | MCQs: Economics Fundamentals, Micro and Macro Concepts |
QandAs/MCQs 9 | MCQs on Money, Money Supply, and Inflation |
QandAs/MCQs 10 | MCQs on Theories of Interest - IS-LM, Classical & Keynesian Theory |
QandAs/MCQs 11 | MCQs: Business Cycle, Policies, National Income |
QandAs/MCQs 12 | MCQs: Monetary & Fiscal Policy | National Income | Union Budget |
MODULE C: INDIAN FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE | |
MODULE D: FINANCIAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES | |
MODULE A: INDIAN ECONOMIC ARCHITECTURE |
Tags:Economics, Theories of Interest, IS-LM Curve, Keynesian Theory, Classical Theory, Money Market, Interest Rate, MCQs, Banking Exams, UPSC Economics, Banking Economics
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