(a) Specialisation increases(b) Commercialisation decreases(c) Market imperfections increase(d) None of the above
In an economy, a condition of lack of money supply in comparison to the supply of the goods services will lead to:
(a) Inflation(b) Deflation(c) Hyperinflation(d) Devaluation
Economic growth is usually coupled with
(a) Deflation(b) Inflation(c) Hyper inflation(d) Stagflation
When the prices of commodities, goods, and services start declining consistently, the phenomenon is known as
(a) Discount field(b) Deflation(c) Negative growth(d) Market capitalism
In the parlance of economy/commerce, what is a ‘Gilt-edged market’?
(a) Gold and Silver market(b) Industrial securities market(c) Market of safe securities(d) Market of software technology products
During the period of inflation, rates should
(a) Increase(b) Decrease(c) Remain constant(d) Fluctuate
The term stagflation refers to a situation where
(a) growth has no relation with the change in price(b) rate of growth and prices both are decreasing(c) rate of growth is faster than the …
The process of curing inflation by reducing the money supply is called
(a) Cost-push inflation(b) Down–pull inflation/Demand pull inflation(c) Disinflation(d) Reflation
Inflation is caused by
(a) Increase in supply of goods(b) Increase in cash with the government(c) Decrease in money supply(d) Increase in money supply
Which one of the following terms is used in Economics to denote a technique for avoiding a risk by making a counteracting transaction?
(a) Dumping(b) Hedging(c) Discounting(d) Deflating