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Advanced Wealth Management Course (IIBF) - Paper 1
Part I: Ch 3: Indian Economic Environment
Q1.
Indian economic era since independence can be divided in __________ and ________.
Q2.
Economic growth is measured by comparing the total output of the economy at different periods of time.
Q3.
Net National Product (NNP) is
Q4.
(I) Inflation is measured with help of price index. (II) Indexes with weights differing concept or in base data will give same results.
Q5.
Inflation is wholly measured by a change in consumer price index or wholesale price index.
Q6.
The statutory liquidity ratio is currently fixed at:
Q7.
The cash reserve ratio is:
Q8.
(I) The objective of monetary policy is to foster monetary and financial conditions. (II) Banks maintain SLR by investing in government securities of varying maturities.
Q9.
(I) Fiscal policy affects total spending and thereby influences real GNP and inflation. (II) Taxation increases private consumption besides influencing investment and potential output.
Q10.
The Keynesian multiplier model shows that an increase in investment will increase GNP by an amplified amount by an amount greater than itself.
Q11.
(I) Trade deficit when imports are less than exports. (II) Trade surplus when imports are more than exports
Q12.
Which of the following indicator is wrong example of Leading Indicators?
Q13.
Which of the following indicator is correct example of Coincident Indicators?
Q14.
The instrument/s of the monetary policy is/are:
Q15.
The size of the multiplier (k) depends upon the marginal propensity to consumer (mpc) and the marginal propensity to save (mps).
Q16.
The main objective/s of economic policies is/are:
Q17.
Cost of living index is one measurement of movement of prices of goods and services.

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