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Inflation - Test Set 1
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- Deflation is a situation which:
Question 1
- The value of money is falling
- The price of goods is increasing
- The value of money is increasing
- The price level is Stagnant
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- Stagflation Refers to a situation which is characterized by :
Question 2
- Stagnant employment and deflation
- Deflation and rising unemployment
- Inflation and rising unemployment
- None
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- Who benefits the most during the inflationary period:
Question 3
- Corporate servants
- Creditors
- Entrepreneurs
- Govt servants
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- Pump priming should be resorted to at a time of:
Question 4
- Stagflation
- Inflation
- Deflation
- Reflation
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- Inflation is situation characterized by:
Question 5
- Too much money chasing too few goods
- Too few money chasing too much goods
- Too many people chasing too few goods
- Too many people chasing too little money
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- Which of the following brings out the consumer price index number for industrial workers:
Question 6
- RBI
- Commerce department
- The Labor Bureau
- None
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- The basis of determining dearness allowance to employees in India is:
Question 7
- National Income
- Consumer Price Index
- Standard of Living
- Inflation Rate
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- In 2015 the nominal rate of interest in country was 6%, and the inflation rate then was 1.5%. So real rate of interest in 2015 was:
Question 8
- 7.50%
- 4.50%
- 4%
- 0.25%
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- Stagflation is defined as:
Question 9
- Low inflation, low growth, low unemployment
- High inflation, low growth, high unemployment
- High inflation, high growth, high unemployment
- Low inflation, high growth, low unemployment
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- An increase in the growth rate of the nominal money supply results in-
Question 10
- Lower rate of inflation
- Higher rate of inflation
- Lower interest rates
- Currency appreciation
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- In 2015, the real rate of interest in a country was 6% and the inflation rate was 3%. So the nominal rate of interest in 2015 was-
Question 11
- 3%
- 6%
- 9%
- 12%
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- If Money supply growth is faster than real GDP growth, it results in:
Question 12
- Inflation
- Deflation
- Budget surplus
- Budget deficit
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- During a recession _______
Question 13
- Producers will be cautiously optimistic
- There will be decrease in inventory
- There will be capacity under utilization
- There will be expansion in bank credit
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- In 2015, the nominal rate of interest in a country was 8% and the inflation rate then was 2.5%. So real rate of interest in 2015 was-
Question 14
- 10.5 percent
- 8 percent
- 3 percent
- 5.5 percent
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- During a recession _______
Question 15
- Producers will be cautiously optimistic
- There will be decrease in inventory
- There will be capacity under utilization
- There will be expansion in bank credit
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- Stagflation exists when:
Question 16
- price indices and output both decrease
- price indices increase but output decrease
- price indices and output both increase
- price indices decrease but output increases
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- Stagflation is a period of _______
Question 17
- Persistent high inflation combined with high unemployment
- Persistent high inflation combined with low unemployment
- Persistent low inflation combined with high unemployment
- Persistent low inflation combined with low unemployment
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- Inflation exists when:
Question 18
- There is general increase in the prices over time
- There are periodic decreases in the price level
- There are continuous increases in the output level over time
- There is rise in the purchasing value of money
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- In a period when an economy is facing price rise, and along with that there is slowing down of economy activities, this is case of:
Question 19
- Deflation
- Stagflation
- Recession
- Depression
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- An increase of 1% per annum in the rate of growth of the money supply will increase inflation in the long run by:
Question 20
- Zero percent
- One percent
- 0.5 percent
- More than one percent
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