B.Com 3rd Year Money and financial Online Test Content in The Article Toggle MONEY AND FINANCIAL SYSTEM ONLINE TESTMoney and Financial System Chapter 1st = Money: Definition, Functions and ImportanceMoney: Definition, Functions and ImportancePlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 2nd = Concept of Money SupplyPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 3rd = Finance Meaning, Types and ImportancePlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 4th = Financial SystemPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 5th = Bank: Definition and FunctionsPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 6th = Structure of Commercial Banking in IndiaPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 7th = Balance Sheet ofBalance Sheet ofPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 8th = Regional Rural BanksRegional Rural BanksPlease Give Your InformationFor start the Quiz Money and Financial System Chapter 9th = Co-operative Banking in IndiaCo-operative Banking in IndiaPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 10th = Process of Credit CreationProcess of Credit CreationPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 11th = Development BanksDevelopment BanksPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 12th = Unregulated Credit Market in IndiaPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 13 =Reserve Bank of IndiaReserve Bank of IndiaPlease Give Your InformationFor start the QuizMoney and Financial System Chapter 14 = Monetary PolicyPlease Give Your InformationFor start the Quiz Money and Financial System Chapter 2nd = Concept of Money Supply /47 2 This Quiz Time only 10 minutes Your Time is Finish 10 minutes Thanks for Giving This Test. All Question Concept of Money Supply Concept of Money Supply Please Give Your Information For start the Quiz NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 47 48. The reserve money held by the public and banks includes: Currency held by the public Cash reserves of banks other deposits of the Reserve Banks All these 2 / 47 47. The reserve money or the high powered money is produced by the……….. Reserve Bank of India Government of India Both (a) and (b) None of these 3 / 47 46. Rate of Increase in money supply is high in India because of: High rate of interest High deficit High saving rate None of these 4 / 47 45. Increase in monetary deficit will lead to increase in: Money demand High Powered money Savings Export 5 / 47 44. If high powered money increases by 10% then money supply will increase by: 10% More than 10% Less than 10% None of these 6 / 47 43. The Ma concept of money is relatively…… than M1 concept. Less liquid More liquid Less practical None of these 7 / 47 42. Which of the following does not include in the currency with the public? Notes in circulation Rupee coins Small coins Cash with the banks 8 / 47 41. Supply of money in India is influenced by: Government Bank and commercial sector Foreign Transaction All of these 9 / 47 40. If the cash reserve of the banks are ₹10 crores and credit multiplier is 10 then the final increase in demand deposits will be: 50 crores 100 crores 10 crores 20 crores 10 / 47 39. Formula for High Power Money is: C+DD+OD C+R+OD C+R+DD None 11 / 47 38. High powered money affect supply of money in: Direct Proportion Inversely Does not affect None of these 12 / 47 37. Value of Money multiplier (m) is: M/H H/M C/H None of these 13 / 47 36. Which of the following includes deposits in the supply of money? Shicago Community Approach Traditional Approach Both (a) and (b) None of the above 14 / 47 35. Sources for supply of money in India are: 2 3 5 8 15 / 47 34. As per the definition of RBI currency notes and coins with the public is included in: M1 M2 M3 All of these 16 / 47 33. When supply of money is defined for a particular moments of time, then it will be? Monetanist concept Flow concept Stock concept None of these 17 / 47 32. Common to both M₁ and H are: C and OD C and R C and DD C and BD 18 / 47 31. High Powered Money is also termed as: Reserve Money Base Money Demand Money Both (a) and (b) 19 / 47 30. Following components are included in High Powered Money: Currency with the public Cash reserve with the Bank Cash reserve with the RBI Above all 20 / 47 29. High powered money is controlled by: Public Government Banks All of these 21 / 47 28. If M= the money supply, H = the supply of high powered money, then ∆M/∆R is called: Incremental money multiplier Incremental supply multiplier Money supply coefficient None of the above 22 / 47 27. Which of the following is included in the total supply of high powered money? Currency Required reserves Excess reserves All of these 23 / 47 26. Keynes assumed money: Exogenous Endogenous Both (a) and (b) None of these 24 / 47 25. In reality, money supply is: Exogenous Endogenous Both (a) and (b) None of these 25 / 47 24. Increase in money supply will most likely: Raise interest rate Decrease interest rate May decrease investment None of these 26 / 47 23. When the supply of Money decreases, the Price commodities: Increases Decreases Remain same No change 27 / 47 22. The most liquid definition of money includes: 1. Currency notes and coins held by public / Select the answer from given code: / 1+2 2. Net time deposit with commercial banks / 1+3 3. Net demand deposit with bank / 2+4 4. None of the above /1+4 28 / 47 21. Increase in money supply will lead to: Cost push inflation Demand pull inflation Structural inflation None of these 29 / 47 20. Hoarding of money leads to: Decrease in money supply Increase in money supply Constant money supply None of the above 30 / 47 18. Which types of money definition is frequently used by policy makers? M₁ and M2 M2 and M3 M1 and M3 M2 and M4 31 / 47 17. Broad definition of money supply is: M₁ M2 M3 M4 32 / 47 16. Narrow definition of money supply is: M₁ M₂ M3 M4 33 / 47 15. The appropriate nominal stock of money is determined by: Private real demand for money Price level decision of the government Both (a) and (b) RBI’s decision on the total money supply 34 / 47 14. Two measures of money supply, generally known narrow and broad measures repectively, are: M2 and M3 M₁ and M2 M1 and M3 M2 and M4 35 / 47 13. Arrange all the four concepts of money M₁, M2, M3 and M4, in the ascending order in terms of liquidity. M₁, M2 Mi and M4 M₁, M2, Ms and M4 M., M₂, Ms and M1 M4, M₁, M2, and M₁ 36 / 47 12. Which form of money has the highest degree of liquidity? M₁ M₂ M3 M4 37 / 47 11. The Reserve Bank presently provides estimates of the supply of money in terms of: M₁ M₂ M₁ and M M₁, M2, M3 and M4 38 / 47 10. Which of the following would be a correct expression for “M4” form of money? M3 + Total deposits with Post-office savings organisation M₂ + Net time deposits of organisation banks M1 + Net time deposits of banks M₁ + M2 + Net time deposits of banks 39 / 47 9. M₁ + Net time deposits of banks, is referred to as: M₂ M3 M4 None of these 40 / 47 8. The form of money ‘M’ consists of: M₁ and net time deposits of banks M2 and total deposits with the post office savings organisation M₁ and post office savings deposits None of the above 41 / 47 7. Currency held by public + net demand deposits of banks + other deposits of RBI is equal to: M1 M2 M3 M4 42 / 47 6. “Money stock” includes: Post office savings bank deposits Time deposits with bank Currency with public All of the above 43 / 47 5. If M1 is the money supply in the country, indicate which of the following forms a part of it? Time deposits with banks Post office savings and bank deposits Deposit money with the public All of the above 44 / 47 4. Which of the following constitute the reserve on which demand deposits of the public are supported? Coins and currency in circulation Cash held by Government and SBI Deposits with commerical banks other deposits with RBI 45 / 47 3. Choose the item excluded from money supply: Coins and currency notes held by commmercial banks Coins and currency in circulation Demand deposits with national banks Deposits with SBI 46 / 47 2. Choose the odd combination in the following: Currency Money, Bank Money Legal Tender Money, Currency Money Ordinary Money, Legal Tender Money Common Money, Currency Money 47 / 47 1. Which of the following is not “currency with public”? 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