Economics quiz

Basic awareness test and quiz on economics and economic indicators. Suitable for MBA students, Bank PO, SSC, Railways, UPSC, and various other state-level MBA exam aspirants.

GK test on Economics

The test consists of 12 questions

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The pass percentage is 70%

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Complexity Level- Moderate

Q1.Which economic indicator represents the total market value of all finished goods and services produced in a country in a given year?

Retail Inflation

GDP - Gross domestic product

GST collection

Rate of employment

Q2: Trade deficit is a situation in which _____

The demand of a commodity exceed its supply.

The forex reserve of a country drops significantly.

The foreign investors pull out the investments from the country.

A country's imports exceed its exports during a given time period.

Q3. A fall in purchasing power of money can be termed as ________

Deflation

Inflation

Stagnation

Recession

Q4: The Debt-to-GDP ratio can be used to measure _____

A country's ability to pay back its debt.

Rate of inflation.

Per capita income

All of the above

Q5: A measure of the amount of money earned per person in a nation or geographic region is called _______

Purchasing power parity

Retail price index

Per capita income

None of the above

Q6: The study of individuals, households and firms' behavior in decision making and allocation of resources is called ______

Macroeconomics

Socioeconomics

Microeconomics

None of the above

Q7: Consumer Price Index (CPI) is used to measure _______

GDP growth

Purchasing power parity

Per capita income

Inflation

Q8: A branch of economics that studies economy-wide phenomena such as inflation, price levels, rate of economic growth, national income, gross domestic product (GDP), and changes in unemployment.

Macroeconomics

Microeconomics

Socioeconomics

None of the above

Q9: Demand-pull inflation is a phenomenon when ________

The demand for certain goods and services is lower than the economy's ability to meet those demands.

The demand for certain goods and services is greater than the economy's ability to meet those demands.

There is a scarcity of liquid cash in the economy.

None of the above

Q10: A phenomenon where there is a drop in the GDP is termed as________

Recession

Slow down

Depression

All of the above

Q11: What are the corrective measures taken by the Central bank (RBI in the case of India) to control inflation?

Reduce the money supply within an economy by increasing the interest rates.

Increase the inflow of cash by printing more and more cash.

Reduce the interest rates to encourage more and more public spending.

Increase the CRR to reduce the lending capacity of commercial banks.

Issue government securities to commercial banks to reduce the credit capacity of the commercial banks.

Increase the tax on petrol and diesel to increase the price.

Q12: A phenomenon when there is a decline in the growth rate of the GDP is termed as ________

Slow down

Depression

Recession

All of the above

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