Sr. # | Questions | Answers Choice |
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1 | The money whose face value is greater than its intrinsic value, is called | Standard metallic money Paper money Token money Near money |
2 | The money whose face value and intrinsic value are equal, is called | Token money Standard money Paper money Credit money |
3 | kinds of money are | Three Four Five Seven |
4 | ______ is not considered perfect money | Note of ten rupees Note of hundred rupees Piece of silver Note of one thousand rupees |
5 | "What performs the functions of money, is money" This definition of money is stated by |
Prof Walker Prof Marshall Prof Crowther Prof Pigou |
6 | "Anything which is generally accepted as a medium of exchange and also performs the functions of standard of value and a store of value is money" This definition of money is stated by |
Prof Walker Prof Marshall Prof Crowther Prof Pigou |
7 | It was impossible under barter system | Lack of coincidence of wants Lack of common measure of value Divisibility of some goods in small parts Solution of all the said problems |
8 | What is money | Coins of gold and silver Paper money Agricultural crops Everything which can be used as a medium of exchange |
9 | One of the following is not the difficulty of the barter system | Indivisibility of goods Lack of common measure of value Double coincidence of wants Lack of store of value |
10 | Exchange of goods with goods is called | Medium of exchange Store of exchange Scale of measure of exchange Barter system |