Fiscal & Monetary Policy
JKSSB Finance Accounts Assistant · General Economics · 16 practice questions with answers and explanations: 4 Easy, 7 Medium, 5 Hard.
Sample questions
Sample Easy question 1
What is 'monetary policy'?
- Central bank policy controlling money supply and interest rates
- Government spending policy only
- Tax collection policy only
- Foreign trade policy
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Answer: A. Monetary policy is managed by a central bank to control the money supply and interest rates.
Sample Medium question 2
Which institution is primarily responsible for monetary policy in India?
- Reserve Bank of India
- Ministry of Finance
- SEBI
- NITI Aayog
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Answer: A. The RBI is India's central bank, responsible for formulating and implementing monetary policy.
Sample Hard question 3
What does an increase in the repo rate typically aim to achieve?
- Curb inflation by making borrowing more expensive
- Stimulate borrowing and spending
- Increase the money supply directly
- Reduce government debt
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Answer: A. A higher repo rate raises the cost of borrowing, which tends to cool spending and inflation.
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