Tattwa Bodhini Sabha was founded by -
1) Raja Ram Mohan Roy
2) Devendra Nath Tagore
3) Gopal Krishna Gokhale
4) Atma Ram Pandurang

Which of the following pairs is not matched correctly?
1) Establishment of Universities of Calcutta, Madras and Bombay - Lord Canning
2) A network of Primary Schools - Lord Mayo
3) First Census of India - Lord Lytton
4) Partition of Bengal - Lord Curjon

During the rule of Mughals who was next to emperors?
1) Mir Bakshi
2) Diwan
3) Wakil-i-Multak
4) Chief Qazi

Which of the following types of banks have been established in India under differentiated bank-ing?
I. Regional Rural Banks
II. Universal Banks
III. Small Finance Banks
IV. Private Banks
V. Payments Bank

Correct code is -
1) Only I, III and V
2) Only II and IV
3) Only II
4) All I, II, III, IV and V

The excess of total expenditure of Government over its total receipts, excluding borrowings, is known as -
1) Primary deficit
2) Fiscal deficit
3) Current deficit
4) Capital deficit

The situation where the equilibrium level of real GDP falls short of potential GDP is known as -
1) Recessionary gap
2) Inflationary gap
3) Demand-side inflation
4) Supply-side inflation

Which one of the following is not a function of money?
1) Acts as an intermediate in the exchange process
2) Acts as a store of value
3) Used as the unit of account
4) Used for regulating consumption

The percentage by which the money the borrower pays back exceeds the money that was borrowed is called as -
1) Bank rate
2) Nominal interest Rate
3) Real interest rate
4) Terms of credit

The asset or assets that a borrower pledges in order to guarantee repayment of a loan is called as -
1) Cheque
2) Collateral
3) Guarantee card
4) Bond

The increase in private investment spending induced by the increase in Government spending is known as -
1) Crowding in
2) Deficit financing
3) Crowding out
4) Pumping out

The situation in an economy which is growing slowly along with rapid inflation (rising price level) is called -
1) Stagnation
2) Deflation
3) Stagflation
4) Recession