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Question-1
Treasury bills and advances from the central banks are examples for ________________
(A)
Long term debt
(B)
Sort term debt
(C)
Forced debt
(D)
None of these
Question-2
When government creates no separate fund for the repayment of public debt it is known as ________________
(A)
Productive debt
(B)
Funded public debt
(C)
Unfunded public debt
(D)
Redeemable debt
Question-3
When government spends more than their current revenue it is known as _______________
(A)
Deficit financing
(B)
balanced budgeting
(C)
Surplus budgeting
(D)
None of these
Question-4
____________ are the loans floated within the country
(A)
Internal debt
(B)
Private debt
(C)
External debt
(D)
None of these
Question-5
In ________________ debt, securities could be sold in the stock market.
(A)
Long term debt
(B)
short term debt
(C)
marketable debt
(D)
Very long term debt
Question-6
Imposing very heavy tax on property and wealth is known as _______________
(A)
Capital levy
(B)
Rent levy
(C)
Labour levy
(D)
None of these
Question-7
National governments normally borrow from _______________
(A)
Individual only
(B)
Countries only
(C)
Individuals and countries
(D)
None of tese
Question-8
When government spends less than its current revenue it is known as ________________
(A)
Deficit financing
(B)
Balanced budgeting
(C)
Surplus budgeting
(D)
None of these
Question-9
When loans are raised for three to nine months is known as ____________________
(A)
Long term debt
(B)
Short term debt
(C)
Forced debt
(D)
None of these
Question-10
___________________ is the debt that the government never pays its principal amount.
(A)
Productive debt
(B)
Private debt
(C)
Irredeemable debt
(D)
Redeemable debt
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