Bcom 3rd Year Money and Financial System Previous Year Question Paper 2017
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- Bcom. III Examination , 2017
- Commerce – III Money and Financial System
- Time : 2 Hour] (C- 303) [M.M : 100
- Foreign exchange transactions are performed by :
- Central bank
- Internation bank
- U.T.I. bank
- Foreign exchange banks
- Indian import- export bank was established in :
- 1962
- 1972
- 1982
- 1992
- As we know rbi is the apex bank of america is :
- The central bank of u.s.a
- Bank of america
- National bank of u.s.a
- Federal reserve bank
- Cooperative credit societies act was passed in india in :
- 1901
- 1902
- 1903
- 1904
- The functional area of central cooperative bank is :
- A village
- A tehsil
- A city
- A district
- How many state cooperative banks are functioning in the country :
- 22
- 32
- 42
- 52
- In india cooperative credit act was passed in ?
- 1902
- 1912
- 1922
- 1932
- Primary cooperative credit societies are financed by ?
- Nabard
- State government
- State cooperative bank
- Central cooperative bank
- Central cooperative banks are financed by :
- Nabard
- State government
- Central government
- State cooperative bank
- Where were land development banks first established in the world :
- America
- Japan
- France
- Germany
- The name of the apex bank concerning industrial finance is :
- Icici
- Ifci
- Irci
- Idbi
- When state finance corporation was established ?
- In 1947
- In 1951
- In 1957
- In 1961
- The term money has been derived from the latin word :
- Peconja
- Moneta
- Monate
- Menoty
- “money is any thing that is generally acceptable as means of exchange and at the same time as a measure and store of value “ This definition is given by :
- Kent
- Prof. Thomas
- Keynes
- Crowther
- “money is what money does”. According to this definition , money includes the following :
- Metallic coins
- Currency notes
- Cheques, bills of exchange, hundies
- All of the above
- According to ely, “money consists of those things , which within a society, are of general acceptability. The essence of this is that :
- Money is any such thing that is accepted by all as a means of payment .
- Things which are accepted without doubt in payment of daily purchase sale transactions and repayment of loans are called money.
- (a) & (b) both as above
- None of these
- One rupee indian coins is :
- Standard coin
- Token coin
- Standard token coin
- None of these
- The annual report on currency and finance is published by :
- Planning commission
- Reserve bank of india
- World bank
- International monetary fund
- The exchange rate of indian rupees is related with which of the following currency
- Pound
- Dollar
- Yen
- Basket of select currencies
- real money is the part of which kind of money :
- Nature
- Legality
- Money material
- None of these
- Which money is included in current money :
- Income money
- Savings money
- Business money
- All of the above
- Which is not the merit of standard coin :
- Primary coin of the country
- Metallic value and face value the same
- Free coinage
- Limited legal tender
- The money in which all transactions take place is called :
- Paper money
- Token Money
- commodity Money
- Primary Money
- The money whose metalltic value is less than its face value is called :
- Primary money
- Paper money
- Token money
- Commodity money
- Which economist has related the role of money with liquid asset ?
- A.c. pigou
- Chandler
- Robertson
- J.m.keynes
- The qualities of a good money material are :
- Homogeneity
- Divisibility
- Durability
- All of these
- The institutions affecting total supply of money are :
- Central bank
- Commercial bank
- Treasury of central governme t
- Above (a) and (b) both
- According to narrow concept of money supply, money supply includes :
- Currency with public + demand deposits of banks
- Deposits with reserve bank of india
- Demand deposits of banks
- Currency with public
- When supply of money decrease, the price of goods :
- Increase
- Remains the same
- Decrease
- Does no9t change
- Money stock includes :
- Post office savings deposits
- Time deposits with banks
- Currency with public
- All of the above
- According to reserve bank of india how many components of money supply are there :
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Five
- Whicle moving from m1 to m4 components of money supply as adopted by rbi the degree of liquidity respectively :
- Remains constant
- Increase
- Decrease
- All above are possible
- High powered money includes :
- Not credit given by banks to government
- Demand of currency and demand deposits
- Liabilities of commercial banks
- Demand and time liabilities of banks
- Hight powered money is also termed as :
- Reserve money
- Base money
- Demand money
- Above (a) and (b) both
- If high powered money is increase dby 10% increase is money supply will be :
- 10%
- Less than 10%
- More thant10%
- None of these
- Relation between reserve ratio and money supply is :
- Direct
- Indirect
- Inverse
- None of these
- Who is the signatory of hundred rupee note in india ?
- Finance minister
- Secretary of finance ministry
- President of india
- Governor of RBI
- Who is the signatory of one rupee note in india ?
- Finance minister
- Finance secretary
- RBI governor
- RBI secretary
- The ratio of cash money and deposit money in underveloped countries is :
- Low
- Minimum
- Zero
- High
- Who controls countries is:
- Rbi
- Sbi
- State government
- Central government
- Expenditure incurred on health, education and sanitation etc. Is known as :
- Capital expenditure
- Capital intensive
- Human capital formation
- None of these
- Capital needed for daily business is called :
- Business finance
- Institutional finance
- Working finance
- None ot these
- Finance made available by specific financial institutions is called :
- Business finance
- Public finance
- Institutional finance
- None of these
- Flow of foreign capital for establishing manufacturing unit in domestic economy is called :
- Portfolio investment
- Foreign investment
- Direct investment
- None of these
- Modernization, research and investigation requires :
- Short- term finance
- Working capital
- Permanent capital
- none of these
- Income is determined after determining expenditure in :
- Public finance
- Private finance
- Both (a) and (b)
- None of these
- Maximum satisfaction and maximum social welfare are the objects in :
- Private finance
- Public finance
- Above (a) and (b) both
- None of these
- Policy makers related to financial system in india are :
- Finance ministry
- Reserve bank of india
- Parliament
- All of these
- Law for regulation and operation of financial system is formulated by :
- Sebi
- Rbi
- Ministry of finance
- Parliament
- What type ofr capital and loans are transacted is money market ?
- Short-term
- Long-term
- Very short-term
- Very long-term
- Time period of short-term finance is :
- Less than one year
- From one to five years
- More than five years
- None of these
- The market in which old shares are bought and sold is called :
- Capital market
- Money market
- Primary market
- Secondary market
- Issue of first new securities is related to :
- Primary market
- Secondary market
- Money market
- None of these
- Fully secured financial instruments is called :
- Shares
- Debentures
- Gold crossed security
- None of these
- Which securities are more secured :
- Equity shares
- Preference shares
- Commercial papers
- Debentures
- Who controls foreign exchange business ?
- Sebi
- Central government
- Rbi
- Fema
- Full form of fema is :
- Foreign exchange management act
- Foreign exchange metropolitan act
- Foreign exchange maturity act
- Foreign exchange maintenance act
- Which of the following is not function of non banking institutions ?
- Protecting against risk
- Collecting small deposits
- Providing loan
- Receiving money on deposit
- Which of the following is non banking institution :
- Commercial banks
- Co- operative cr e dit societies
- Mutual saving banks
- Mutual funds
- Which of the following financial service is provided by rbi :
- Underwriting of shares and debentures
- Providing guarantee of loans
- Providing refinance facilities
- All of the above
- Which of the following is non banking intermediary :
- Co- perative bank
- Commercial bank
- Regional rural bank
- Development bank
- When fourteen commercial banks were nanitonalized ?
- 19 may, 1969
- 19 june, 1969
- 19 july, 1969
- 19 august 1969
- Example of primary security are :
- Government securities
- Debentures
- Shares
- All of the above
- Idbi and nabard both are :
- Banking intermediaries
- Non banking intermediaries
- Above (a) and (b) both
- None of these
- Out of the following which is not part of organized money market :
- Rbi
- Commercial banks
- Cooperative banks
- Indigenous bankers
- Which is not part of unorganized sector of money market :
- Indigenous bankers
- Money lender
- Chid fund
- Cooreperative banks
- Apex institution of money market is :
- Sbi
- Regional rural bank
- Icici
- Rbi
- Which of the following is not instrument of financial market ?
- Cheque
- Bill of exchange
- Bank draft
- Equity share
- Cheque which can be paid by tha bank of the presenter is called :
- Order cheque
- Crossed cheque
- Bearer cheque
- None of these
- Cheque payment of which can be taken only be the person whose name is written on tbhe cheque is known as :
- Bearer cheque
- Crossed cheque
- Special crossed cheque
- Order cheque
- Which of the cheque is more secured :
- Bearer cheque
- Order cheque
- Ordinary crossed cheque
- Special crossed cheque
- When a bank returns a cheque unpaid, then it is called :
- Cancelling of cheque
- Drawing of cheque
- Payment of cheque
- Dishonor of cheque
- Maturity date of time bill is :
- Expiry day of the bill period
- Expiry day of the bill period + one day of frace
- Expiry day of the bill period + three days of grace
- Expiry day of the bill period + five days of grace
- In which bill the liability of payment ius of drawer :
- Bill of exchange
- Promissory note
- Above (a) and (b) both
- None of these
- Debit card means :
- A card issued by a rating gagency
- A card which can be used for withdrawing cash or making payment even in zero balance in a/c.
- A card which can be used for withdrawing cash or making payment if there is balance in the account
- None of these
- The term plastic money refers to :
- Atm/credit cards
- Plastic-wated currency notes
- Foreign currency notes
- Travelers cheque
- The term atm stand for :
- Automatic transaction money
- Automatic teller mechanism
- Automatic teller mode
- Automated teller machine
- Which bill is written only in indian languages and has is no definite form ?
- Bill of exchange
- Cheque
- Hundi
- Promissory note
- Bill in which government promises to pay the bearer a definite amount after a definite period is known as :
- Promissory note
- Treasury bill
- Government bond
- None of these
- Debenture holder is a ……….. Of the company .
- Member
- Current creditor
- Long term creditor
- None of these
- Preference shareholders are those who :
- Have prior right of return of capital only
- Have prior right of dividend only
- Have prior right both of dividend and return of capital
- All of the above
- Fund transfer mechanisms in which funds can be moved from one bank to another banks, is called :
- Neft
- Eft
- Mt
- Rtgs
- The term bank was derived from the italian word :
- Banck
- Banke
- Banco
- None of these
- The term bank was first used in the year :
- 1271
- 1471
- 1571
- None of these
- Banking system was started in india in :
- 17th century
- 18th century
- 19th century
- None of these
- In india, the first bank was established in :
- 1706
- 1806
- 1906
- None of these
- The oldest form of banker in india is :
- Cooperative bank
- Agriculture bank
- Commercial bank
- Indigenous banker
- Which was the first bank of our country?
- Imperial bank of india
- Hindustan bank
- General bank of india
- Bengal bank
- The name of first commercial bank established in india was :
- Bank of bengal
- Imperial bank
- Awadh commercial bank
- None of these
- The primary function of bank is :
- Accepting deposits
- Providing loans
- Above (a) and (b) both
- None of these
- Which is not the function of commercial banks :
- credit creation
- lending
- not issue
- none of these
- In which account bank accepts the deposits ?
- Saving account
- Term deposit account
- Current account
- All of these
- The account to collect samall savings of common person in the bank is :
- Saving bank account
- Recurring deposit account
- Current account
- None of these
- In term deposit account :
- Amont is definite
- Period is definite
- Amount and period both are definite
- None of these
- What is the minimum deposit period in fixed deposit account ?
- 15 days
- 30 days
- 45 days
- 90 days
- In current account :
- Interest is not payable
- No restriction on transactions
- Deosit amount is payable on demand
- All of the above
- In which account, cheque facility is not provided by bank ?
- Current account
- Saving account
- Term deposit account
- None of these
- Banks in our country normally publicise that additional interest rate is allowed on retail domestic term deposits of :
- Married women
- Minors
- Senior citizens
- Government employees
- Cast credit facility is given by bank to :
- Only to saving account holder
- Only to current account holder
- To any individual
- None of these
- The apex bank of any of the country is :
- Commercial bank
- Industrial bank
- Import-export
- Central bank
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