Try to answer these 60 Monetary Policy of Economics MCQs and check your understanding of the Monetary Policy of Economics subject.
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A. Clothes market
B. Money market
C. Interest market
D. All of these
A. Less
B. Greater
C. Zero
D. Equal
A. Velocity of money
B. Frequency of money
C. Acceleration of money
D. All of these
A. To the right
B. To the left
C. Upward
D. Downward
A. The real interest rate where the quantity of money demanded equals the quantity of money supplied
B. The nominal rate where the quantity of money demanded equals the quantity of money supplied
C. The real interest rate where the quantity of money demanded is less than the quantity of money supplied
D. The nominal interest rate where the quantity of money demanded is more than the quantity of money supplied
A. 5%
B. 10%
C. 20%
D. 30%
A. Vertical
B. Horizontal
C. Upward sloping
D. Downward sloping
A. They vary interest rates.
B. They keep interest rates stable.
C. They decrease interest rates.
D. They increase interest rates.
A. Before an economic recession
B. During an economic recession
C. Before an inflation period
D. During an inflation period
A. U.S. exports and imports will both increase.
B. U.S. exports and imports will both decrease.
C. U.S. exports will increase and U.S. imports will decrease.
D. U.S. exports will decrease and U.S. imports will increase.
A. Decreasing; increasing
B. Increasing; decreasing
C. Decreasing; decreasing
D. Increasing; increasing
A. Real GDP; money supply
B. Money supply; price level
C. Real GDP; price level
D. Real GDP; nominal GDP
A. M
B. P
C. Q
D. V
A. RGDP tends to fluctuate
B. Equilibrium points are unstable
C. Of unexpected shifts in price levels
D. Of the time lag before monetary policy has an impact
A. RGDP
B. NGDP
C. NNP
D. NI
A. To increase short-term interest rates
B. To decrease short-term interest rates
C. To increase long-term interest rates
D. To decrease long-term interest rates
A. Upward sloping
B. Downward sloping
C. Steep
D. Flat
A. Banks giving out too many loans that couldn’t be paid back
B. Banks maintaining excess reserves instead of loaning them out
C. Banks receiving insufficient money for the Fed
D. Banks using reserves for investments
A. The money supply will increase
B. Payments agreed to today but made in the future are in terms of money
C. Decreases
D. The buyers of these securities pay for them with checks and bank reserves fall
A. Japan YEN 101.96
B. China YUAN 6.2471
C. Mexico PESO 12.8575
D. Canada DOLLAR 1.0853
A. Keynesians
B. Decreases
C. Increased
D. All the above
A. Above
B. Below
C. Equal to
D. None of these
A. Increases; decreases
B. Decreases;increases
C. Increases;increases
D. Decreases;decreases
A. Increases; decreases
B. Decreases;increases
C. Increases;increases
D. Decreases;decreases
A. Decreases
B. Increases
C. Has no effect on
D. Is irrelevant to
A. Below
B. Above
C. None of above
A. Medium of exchange; store of value
B. Unit of barter; unit of account
C. Store of value; unit of barter
D. Store of value; unit of liquidity
A. The federal funds rate
B. The money supply
C. The inflation rate
D. The Treasury bill rate
E. The unemployment rate
A. Currency in circulation; reserves
B. Currency in circulation; government securities
C. Government securities; discount loans
D. Government securities; reserves
A. Raises; reduces
B. Reduces; raises
C. Raises; raises
D. Reduces; reduces
A. Increases the interest rate and increases aggregate demand.
B. Increases the interest rate and decreases aggregate demand.
C. Decreases the interest rate and increases aggregate demand.
D. Decreases the interest rate and decreases aggregate demand
A. Increases; decreases
B. Descreases; increases
C. Increases; increases
D. Descreases; decreases
A. Downward-sloping
B. Upward-sloping
C. Straight-sloping
A. Interest, interbank
B. Interbank, interest
C. Interst, interst
D. Interbank, interbank
A. Real GDP
B. The GDP-gap
C. The inflation rate
D. Interest rates
A. Prime rate
B. Federal funds rate
C. Discount rate
D. None of the above
A. Decrease; lower the federal funds rate
B. Increase; conduct open-market sales
C. Increase; lower the discount rate
D. Decrease; lower the reserve requirements - wrong
A. Interest rate; interbank
B. Bank's vaults;reserve;a federal reserve bank
C. Both
D. None of these
A. Providing information and risk-sharing services
B. Currency, checking deposits, and travelers' checks
C. Reduce the cost of gathering information about borrowers
D. Conduct monetary policy; oversee financial markets
A. Increases; decreases
B. Decreases; increases
C. Decreases; decreases
D. Increases; increases
A. Fall
B. The sum of all private investors.
C. Increase.
D. Long-lived fixed-rate debt instruments will decline more than short-lived fixed rate debt instruments
A. When the​ People's Bank of China makes an open market​ purchase, bank deposits increase because loans increase.
B. Money includes bank​ deposits, so the quantity of money increases.
C. Excess reserves have decreased so the bank calls in loans and makes fewer loans.
D. When the bank calls in loans and makes fewer​ loans, bank deposits decrease and the quantity of money decreases.
E. All of the Above
A. Open market operations
B. Contractionary monetary policy
C. Out of the loanable funds ma
D. Policy related to money supplyrket
A. Long-term; shorter-term
B. Short-term; longer-term
C. Illiquid; liquid
D. Risky; risk-free
A. Below; banks borrow reserves from each other
B. Below; banks borrow reserves from the Fed
C. Above; banks borrow reserves from each other
D. Above; banks borrow reserves from the Fed
A. Away from; purchasing a currency on the spot market and selling in the forward market increases the di§erential between the two
B. Toward; investors are now more willing to invest in risky securities
C. Away from; demand for the stronger currency forces up interest rates on the weaker security
D. Toward; purchasing a currency on the spot market and selling in the forward market narrows the di§erential between the two
A. Created
B. Not affected
C. Destroyed
D. None of the above
A. Sell; lowers
B. Sell bonds
C. Raise interest rates.
D. Phillips Curve
A. Households; providing Internet banking services
B. Households and​ firms; providing Internet banking services and charging service fees
C. Households and​ firms; making loans and buying securities that earn a higher interest rate than that paid to depositors
D. ​firms; charging service fees
A. Increasing marginal tax rates may reduce tax revenues
B. Decreasing marginal tax rates may reduce tax revenues
C. Increasing marginal tax rates may increase tax revenues
D. Decreasing marginal tax rates may increse tax revenues