a. 1.5% b. 2.5% c. 3.5% d. 4.5% 2. M3 is equivalent to. a. M1 + Time Deposits with Banking System b. 3. M3 as mentioned in the statistics published by RBI is otherwise known as a. Reserve Money b. Hot Money c. Broad Money d. Broadest Money 4. Market equilibrium comes at the price at which commodity demanded equals to quantity a. Produced b. Supplied c. Of inventory d. Of demand 5. In the classioficatoion of sector, IT / ITES belongs to _____ sector a. Agriculture b. Industry c. Services d. Real Estate 6. In economics ends refer to. a. Finished b. Last c. Wants d. Resources 7. WPI for all commodity is announced by CSO at the _____ frequenscy. a. Weekly b. Monthly c. Quarterly d. Bi-Monthly 8. CSO is classified in the industrial sector into _____ segment . a. One b. Two c. Five d. Three 9. Narrow money is denoted by .. a. M 1 b. M 2 c. M 3 d. M 4 10. According to the National Income Accounting, there are ___ ways to compute GDP a. One b. Two c. Three d. Four 11. Who gave welfare definition of economics. a. Adam Smith b. Robin c. J.N.Keyens d. Alfred Marshal 12. The services sector accounts for about ____ of Indias GDP a. 2/3rd b. 3/4th c. 1/3rd d. 2/5th 13. Find odd one out . a. Secular Trend b. Seasonal Variation c. Dependent Variable d. Cyclical Trend 14. If you invest Rs.1000/- at 10% p.a annual compounding, maturity value at the end of 3 years would be . a. Rs.1000 b. Rs.1210 c. Rs.1331 d. Rs.1300 15. Which of the following statement is true a. Larger the sample size smaller will be the standard error b. Larger the sample size larger will be the standard error c. Smaller the sample size smaller will be the standard error d. There is no relation between the sample size & the standard error 16. Suppose there are 4 balls of the different colour (black, white, red, green). You want to draw a sample of 2 balls, the number of such samples would be a. 2 b. 4 c. 6 d. 8 17. 15% coupon bond of FV Rs.1000/-, 3 years remaining maturity was bought at Rs.1050/-. After 1 year you sell the bond when the rate have fallen and the bonds YTM is 10%. Bonds rate of return then would be a. 18.7% b. 17.8% c. 16.5% d. 16.6% 18. In simulation, is a method of . a. Drawing sample from a large population b. Studying facts of changes through models c. Using regression analysis to estimate one variable when value of the other variable is given
d. Finding optimal solution
19. The covariance between two variables is.... a. Always Positive b. Always Negative c. Always Zero d. Either a or b or c 20. Rs.5000/- is invested at 10% p.a for 2 years. What amount the investor will receive if compounded quarterly..... a. 6092 b. 6244 21. Rs.50000/- are invested in a bank which offers interest payment on quarterly basis. If the rate of interest written on the face of the fixed deposit receipt is 8.50%, how much accumulative rate of interest is likely to be received.... a. 8.50% b. 8.77% c. 8.68% d. 8.84% 22. Mr. Ajit Narain approaches his bank for sanction of Term Loan of Rs.30/- Lac for purchase of machinery worth Rs.60/- Lac. Remaining amount of Rs.30/- Lac would be contributed by him. What action the bank would take .... a. Sanction the term loan since margin contribution by the borrower is 50% b. Check Debt Equity Ratio before the term loan is sanctioned c. Check DSCR before the term loan is sanctioned d. b and c 23. A bank receives a request from a partnership firm for sanction of working capital. The firm expects a sales turnover of Rs.40/- Crore in the ensuing year. Following the Nayak Committee method of sanction of working capital limit, how much limit the bank would sanction to this partnership firm .... a. Rs.8/- Cr. b. Rs.10/- Cr. c. Rs.2/- Cr. d. Nayak Committe method is not applicable 24. Rs.1000/- is invested at the end of every month at 9% pa compounded monthly. How much it would amount to after 1 year, given that (1.0075)12 = 1.0938 ...... Rs.12510/25. Bills Purchased/Discounted/Negotiated under LC are treated as an exposure on ..... a. The Applicant of LC b. LC Opening Bank c. LC Negotiating Bank d. The Exporter of Goods 26. How much is the discount factor for 12% rate of interest for 5 years ....