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PPSC Economics Topic 4 Monetary & Fiscal Policy

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Question # 1

An increase in expected inflation is likely ot cause.

Question # 2

Which of the following causes M1 demand is decrease.

Question # 3

The money multiplier is 4, and the money creating potential of the banking system is Rs. 40,000,000. The legal reserve ratio and the excess reserves are.

Question # 4

Following the work of _____________ in the 1960s, and the controversy associated with these views in the 1970s, there was a revival of interest by economists and government in monetary policy.

Question # 5

Commercial banks

Question # 6

An increase in the quantity of money supplied shifts the money supply curve to the_______ and the equilibrium interest rate

Question # 7

The rate of which central bank lends to commercial banks is known as

Question # 8

The Central Bank controls money and credit with the exception of.

Question # 9

A decrease in fully autonomous investment other things equal shifts the ______ curve to the

Question # 10

When the value of the Rupee rises Pakistan goods become _____ expensive relative to foreign goods which ___ exports.

Question # 11

A shift in tastes loward foreign goods______ net exports and causes the quantity of aggregate output demanded to.

Question # 12

An increase in oil prices, such as the oil shocks in the 70 s, lead to _______ there by causing _____

Question # 13

Which of the following persons would be considered unemployed.

Question # 14

Disposable income is obtained by subtracting ________ taxes from personal income

Question # 15

Which of the following would qualify as an aggregate supply shock.

Question # 16

Believers in the monetarist rule assert that

Question # 17

Other things equal a decrease in autonomous consumption shifts the _____ curve to the

Question # 18

Intermediate goods are meant for

Question # 19

In the case of an expansionary ___ policy the interest rate rise while in the case of an expansionary _______ policy the interest rate falls.

Question # 20

Which of the following causes M1 demand to decrease.

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PPSC Economics Chapter 4 Important MCQ's

Sr.# Question Answer
1 A tax cut __ disposable income _____ consumption expenditure and shifts the IS curve to the.
A. Increases ; increases ; right
B. Increases ; decreases ; left
C. decreases ; increases ; left
D. decreases ; decreases ; right
2 An increases in the quantity of money supplied shifts the money supply curve to the _____and the LM curve to the
A. right ; left
B. right ; right
C. left ; left
D. left ; right
3 The intersection of the IS and LM curves captures.
A. The equilibrium of the demand and supply sides of the economy
B. the equivalence of monetary and fiscal policy
C. Joint equilibrium in the goods and money markets
D. All of the above
4 The main source of interest profits for banks is.
A. Checking account fees
B. Loans
C. Government securities
D. Savigng accounts
5 In economics money refers to
A. Income
B. Wealth
C. Assets use and accepted an payment
D. Currency
6 In the ISLM frame work an expansionary fiscal policy causes aggregate output to _________ and the interest rate to.
A. increases ; increase
B. increases ; decrease
C. decreases ; decreases
D. decreases ; increses
7 What is the significance of underestimating transactions money.
A. Monetary policy will be over simulating the economy
B. Monetary policy will be putting a drag on the economy
C. there is a need for money that the central bank should be meating.
D. The economy has too much money and there frore not enough spending.
8 Over time the wealth of society increases and payments technologies get more efficient What is the effect on money demand of these two changes.
A. Money demand rises proportionately to the rise in wealth.
B. Money demand rises, but less than proportionately to the rise in wealth.
C. The overall effect in ambiguous
D. Money demand declines
9 As the interest sensitivity of money demand increases
A. The multiplier term increases
B. Fiscal policy has a greater effect on output
C. Monetary policy has a smaller effect on output
D. All of the above
10 "The problem with monetarism is that its advocates have seen it as infallible over short periods of time and wish it to be rigid in its application over all periods of time "The advocates of monetarism wish it to the rigid in its application over all periods of time to.
A. Weaken fiscal policy
B. Avoid monetary policy errors
C. Strengthen the impact of monetary policy
D. Ensure the independence of the central bank

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