Smartindia Classroom
CONTENTS
English
Economics
History & Civics
Back to home
Start Practice
Question-1
_______________ is the debt which the government owes to its subjects.
(A)
Public debt
(B)
Private debt
(C)
Individual debt
(D)
None of these
Question-2
_____________ is a process by which the government raises new bonds to pay off the maturing bonds
(A)
Long term debt
(B)
Refunding
(C)
Refusing to pay the debt
(D)
Repayment of debts
Question-3
Debts which are not used for productive purpose is known as _____________________
(A)
Internal debt
(B)
Private debt
(C)
Unproductive debt
(D)
Productive debt
Question-4
Excessive borrowing of the government leads to ______________
(A)
Financial burden
(B)
Deficit financing
(C)
Public debt
(D)
All of these
Question-5
Debts which are raised without any compulsion is known as ___________________
(A)
Productive debt
(B)
Voluntary debt
(C)
Floating debt
(D)
Redeemable debt
Question-6
Loans are raised for developmental purpose are generally ________________ in nature.
(A)
Long term debt
(B)
Short term debt
(C)
Forced debt
(D)
None of these
Question-7
The major sources of financing Indian planning is though _______________
(A)
Internal borrowing
(B)
External borrowing
(C)
Internal and external borrowing
(D)
IMF
Question-8
___________________ debts are for financing long term debts
(A)
Productive debt
(B)
Funded public debt
(C)
Unfunded public debt
(D)
Redeemable debt
Question-9
The annual interest paid by the government in lieu of the debt incurred is known as _______________ burden
(A)
Internal borrowing
(B)
External borrowing
(C)
Debt servicing
(D)
Financing
Question-10
______________ are the major sources of external debt.
(A)
Individuals
(B)
IMF
(C)
IBRD
(D)
All of these
Your Score 0/10
Click
here
to see your answersheet and detailed track records.
Plus 2 Humanities
ICSE/ISC
Practice in Related Chapters
Micro Economic Theory
Theory of Consumer Behavior; Marginal Utility and Indifference Curve Analysis
Law of Supply and Price Elasticity of Supply
Laws of Returns - Returns to a Factor and Returns to Scale
Demand and Law of Demand
Elasticity of Demand
Cost and Revenue Analysis
FORMS OF MARKET
EQUILIBRIUM OF FIRM
Determination of Equilibrium Price and Output Under Perfect Competition Monopoly and Monopolistic
Equilibrium Price: Market Price
Nature of Goods and Services Produced
National Income Aggregates
INTERNATIONAL TRADE; NEED AND BASIS
Balance of Payments
Theory of Distribution: Marginal Productivity Theory and Determination of Wages
Public Expenditure
PUBLIC DEBT
Fiscal Policy and Deficit Financing
The Theory of Distribution: Rent, Interest and Profit
National Income and Circular Flow of Income
Measurement of National Income
- GOVERNMENT BUDGET
PUBLIC FINANCE;TAXATION
Powered By
