(A) The cash reserve requirements
(B) The amount of cash available
(C) The number of branches of a bank
(D) Both A and B
When banks prepare their balance sheets they show the money lent in:
(A) Liabilities
(B) Assets
(C) Both Assets and Liabilities
(D) None
If quantity of money increases 100% other things remaining constant value of money changes by:
(A) Increases by 100%
(B) Decreases by 100%
(C) Decreases by 200%
(D) Does not change
Which people are most likely to gain inflation:
(A) Those living on pension
(B) Those living on their savings
(C) Those who are repaing borrowed money
(D) Those who have lent money
According to Keynes demand for money is affected by:
(A) Income
(B) Rate of interest
(C) Literacy rate
(D) A and B both
If quantity of money is doubled then according to Quantity Theory The value of money is:
(A) Remains constnt
(B) Double
(C) Half
(D) None of the above
When the nation’s money supply is Rs:1200 billion and GDP is Rs: 4800 billion velocity of money is:
(A) 0.25
(B) 4
(C) 0.4
(D) 4 billion rupees
Velocity of circulation of money means:
(A) The number of times a unit of money changes hand daily
(B) The number of times a unit of money changes hand monthly
(C) The number of times a unit of money changes hand annualy
(D) The number of times a unit of money changes value