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PPSC Economics Chapter 4 Monetary & Fiscal Policy MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The parable of Riding a Switchback suggests that stabilizing policy.
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Is not sufficiently stimulating or contra citing the economy at any time
Is desirable
Is effective
Is stimulating or contracting the economy at the wrong times.
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Question # 2
A 15% VAT is a.
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Proportional income tax
Fixed excise duty
Ad valorem indirect tax
None of the above
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Question # 3
A shift in tastes loward foreign goods______ net exports and causes the quantity of aggregate output demanded to.
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decreases ; rise
decreases ; fall
increases ; rise
increases ; fall
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Question # 4
An increase in money _______ shifts the LM curve to the _____ causing the interest rate to fall and output to rise
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demand ; right
demand ; left
supply ; right
supply ; left
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Question # 5
Suppose a new law imposes a tax on all trades of bonds and stock What is the likely effect on money demand.
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Money demand declines first then rises when inflation increases
Money demand rises
The overall effect is ambiguous
Money demand declines
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Question # 6
Short run contractionary Fiscal policy would result in.
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Aggregate demand moving to the right
Aggregate supply moving to the right
Aggregate demand moving to the left
Aggregate supply moving to the left
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Question # 7
A decrease in fully autonomous investment other things equal shifts the ______ curve to the
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IS ; right
IS ; Left
LM ; Left
LM ; right
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Question # 8
If the State bank of Pakistan wished to pursue a light monetary policy it would.
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Lower the required reserve ratio and the statutory liquidity ratio.
Lower interest rates
Buy government securities on the open market
Sell government securities on the open market
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Question # 9
According to classical models, the level of employment is determined primarily by
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The level of aggregate demand for goods and services
Prices and wages
Government taxation
Government spending
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Question # 10
Given fixed exchange rates assume Pakistan initiates contractionary monetary ad fiscal policies to combat inflation. these policies will also.
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Reduce a balance of payments surplus
Reduce a balance of payments deficit
Increases both imports and exports
Decrease both imports and exports
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Question # 11
By controlling the monetary base economists mean
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Controlling the money multiplier
Restricting the amount of cash in circulation
Not allowing commercial banks to issue notes and coins
making banks keep a certain % of their assets as M0
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Question # 12
Net taxes are.
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Government expenditures minus government revenues.
Taxes paid by firms and households to the government minus the transfer payments made to firms and household.
Taxes paid by firms and household to the government plus transfer payments made to firms and hose holds.
Taxes paid by firms and hose hold to the government minus the cost of collecting the taxes.
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Question # 13
The near term effect of an unexpected sale of bonds by the central bank is.
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An increase in interest rates, a risen investment and a rise in GDP
An increase in interest rates a drop in investment and a drop in GDP
A decrease in interest rtes a rise in investment and a rise in GDP
A decrease in interesr rates a drop in investment and a drop in GDP
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Question # 14
In the ISLM frame work a contractionary fiscal policy causes aggregate output to ___________ and the interest rate to
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Increase ; increase
Increase ; decrease
decrees ; decrease
decrease ;Increase
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Question # 15
Equilibrium in the money markets can be expressed by the equation i = 9k/h) Y -M/h. The slope of LM decrease when
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k increases and h increase
k increases and h decrease
k decrease and h increase
k decrease and h decrease
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Question # 16
Under a fixed exchange rate system an expansionary fiscal policy leads to a
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Trade account deficit and a capital account surplus.
Trade account deficit and a capital account deficit
Trade account surplus and a capital account surplus
Trade account surplus and a capital accoundt deficit
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Question # 17
In the ISLM frame work an expansionary fiscal policy causes aggregate output to _________ and the interest rate to.
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increases ; increase
increases ; decrease
decreases ; decreases
decreases ; increses
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Question # 18
Weighted monetary aggregates
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Ignore the fact that some assets are more money like than others.
Are constructed by simply adding up the outstanding amounts of various types of asssets
Give greater weight to currency than to savings deposits
Value coins more than currency.
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Question # 19
The limit of an economy's total productive capacity at any given time is set by
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The amount of money in circulation
Business demand for goods and services
The level of government spending and taxation
the quantity and quality of its productive resources
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Question # 20
During periods of negative demand shocks deficit target reductions such as those mandated in the Gramm Rudman Hollings Act would tend to.
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Stimulate the economy and increase empolyment.
Result in additional recessionary declines in employment and income
Stimulator defiance spending
Have an automatic stabilizing impact upon the economy
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Question # 21
Which of the followig does not shift the IS curve .
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An increases in autonomous consumption
An increase in government spending.
A decline in government spending
A fall in theinterest rate
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