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Principles of Banking Icom Part 2 English Medium Chapter 4 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
If credit money is controlled by the sale and purchase of government securities, it is called
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Direct action
Moral persuation
Change in reserve ration
Open market operation
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Question # 2
Can open new branch without the consent of Centrla Branch.
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Scheduled Bank
State Bank of Pakistan
Non -Scheduled Bank
Bank of England
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Question # 3
What is the purpose of monetary policy
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To control banking system
To control supply of money
To control foreign exchange
To control stock market
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Question # 4
The central bank works under the rules framed by:
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Government
People
Different banks
All of the above
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Question # 5
When was the first central bank of sub-continent established:
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1635
1732
1835
1935
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Question # 6
Scheduled Banks are registred under state bank act.
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1956
1984
1962
1932
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Question # 7
The transmission of following is stopped due to clearing house:
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Credit money
Metallic money
Cash money
All of the above
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Question # 8
What is meant by margin requirement
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To advance loan less than the value of security
To give less amount as interest than the amount of loan
To advance more loan than the value of security
To advance loan equal to the value of security
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Question # 9
Under which Section Scheduled Bank can open new branch.
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Section 38
Section 39
Section 40
Section 41
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Question # 10
Example of Non scheduled is
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ABL
AL-Meezan Investment Bank
HBL
NBP
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Question # 11
It is necessary for scheduled bank to.
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Obey SBP
Submit report to SBP
Get the Book checked
All the above
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Question # 12
Pakistan's central bank was established in:
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1947
1948
1949
1950
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Question # 13
Under fixed fiduciary system, if notes are issued in excess of fiduciary limit then how much value of precious metal or foreign exchange is kept as reserve for over issue
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5%
10%
30%
100%
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Question # 14
If the quatity of money in circulation increases then this situation is called:
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Inflation
Deflation
Money market
All of the above
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Question # 15
State Bank of Pakistan Act is
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1932
1962
1984
1997
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Question # 16
Central bank bank supervises one of the following systems of a country:
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Provincial
Political
Economical and financial
None of the above
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Question # 17
Non- Scheduled banks are formed under co-opeative society Act.
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1932
1925
1984
1911
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Question # 18
Which method or methods are prevailing in Pakistan for issuing notes
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Fixed Fiduciary System
Proportional Reserve System
Both a and b
None of the these
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Question # 19
Qualitative methods of monetary policy do not include:
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Direct actions
Publicity
Bank rate policy
Moral pursuation
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Question # 20
Centrak Bank Act as Lender of Last Resort to.
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Scheduled Bank
Foreign Bank
Non-Sheduled bank
All the above
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Question # 21
Which principle is followed by central bank to issue currency notes
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Currency principle
Banking principle
Both principle
None of the above
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Question # 22
Which is the quantitative method of credit control
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Change in reserve ratio
Change in margin requirement
Selective control
Publicity
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Question # 23
The external value of local currency is stablized through:
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Monetary policy
Increase in prices
Trade policy
All of the above
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