1.
What is NABARD’S primary role?
a)
To provide term loans to state-co-operative
bank’s
b)
To assist state government for share capital
contribution
c)
To act as re-finance institution
d)
All of the above
2.
RBI does not transact the business of which of the
following state governments?
a)
Nagaland
b)
J & K
c)
Assam
d)
Rajasthan
3.
The symbol of RBI is
a)
Capital of Ashokan pillar
b)
Kuber with a purse of money
c)
Tiger before a palm tree
d)
A dog sitting in a defensive state
4.
The scheduled bank is one which is included in
the-
a)
II scheduled of banking regulation Act
b)
II Schedule of Constitution
c)
II schedule of RBI Act
d)
None of the above
5.
What are “open Market Operations”?
a)
Activities of SEBI registered brokers
b)
Selling of currencies by the RBI
c)
Selling of gilt-edged govt. securities.
d)
Sale of shares by fils.
6.
Which of the following is not an objective of
the monetary policy of the RBI
a)
Boost economic development.
b)
Direct credit in desirable direction
c)
Control inflationary pressure.
d)
Ensure social justice.
7.
RBI keeps some securities against notes, these
securities are always less in comparison to-
a)
Gold and foreign bonds
b)
Gold
c)
Govt. Bonds
d)
Gold, foreign bonds & G-sec
8.
The system of issuing and monitoring of money in
the market is known as-
a)
Proportional reserve ratio
b)
Fixed reserve ratio
c)
Minimum reserve ratio
d)
Floating reserve ratio
9.
All commercial banks should give some cash
amount while purchasing G-Sec. what would you call this?
a)
Statutory
liquidity Ratio
b)
Cash reserve Ratio
c)
Minimum reserve ratio
d)
Floating Reserve Ratio
10.
Inflation is caused by:
a)
Increase in supply of goods
b)
Increase in cash with the govt.
c)
Decrease in money supply
d)
Increase in money supply
Answer
1.
D
2.
B
3.
C
4.
C
5.
C
6.
D
7.
D
8.
C
9.
A
10.
D
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