Bank Theory

MCQs on Money, Money Supply, and Inflation 1. What is the primary function of money? a) To create employment b) To measure temperature c) To act as a medium of exchange d) To increase inflation a) Currency with the public b) Gold reserves in temples c) Demand deposits with banks d) Time deposits 3. Which authority is responsible for regulating money supply in India? a) Ministry of Finance b) Reserve Bank of India (RBI) c) SEBI d) NITI Aayog 4. Inflation refers to: a) Increase in employment b) Decrease in prices c) General rise in prices over time d) Decrease in money supply 5. Demand-pull inflation occurs when: a) Demand exceeds supply b) Supply exceeds demand c) Prices fall rapidly d) Currency is withdrawn 6. Which of the following can cause cost-push inflation? a) Increase in productivity b) D...

MCQs – Infrastructure, Globalisation, and Economic Reforms 1. MCQ – Which of the following is considered part of economic infrastructure? a) Hospitals b) Roads c) Schools d) Community centers Correct Answer: b) Roads 2. MCQ – Social infrastructure includes: a) Power plants b) Highways c) Education and healthcare d) Ports Correct Answer: c) Education and healthcare 3. MCQ – Which sector is responsible for family welfare schemes? a) Transport b) Health c) Industry d) Agriculture Correct Answer: b) Health 4. MCQ – Which mode of transport has the highest reach in rural India? a) Railways b) Aviation c) Road transport d) Shipping Correct Answer: c) Road transport 5. MCQ – Globalisation refers to: a) Government control b) Nationalisation c) Increased integrat...

Infrastructure, Globalization & Economic Reforms: Driving India's Growth Infrastructure plays a crucial role in economic development. It encompasses physical systems such as energy, transportation, and social services like health and education. Along with globalization and economic reforms, these elements collectively contribute to India's growth trajectory. Infrastructure Overview Infrastructure includes facilities, services, and systems needed for the functioning of society. It spans both physical infrastructure, like transport and energy systems, and social infrastructure, such as healthcare and education systems. Infrastructure & Economic Development The development of infrastructure is central to fostering economic growth. Efficient energy, power, and transport systems create a favorable envir...