Fiscal & Monetary Policy
JKSSB Panchayat Account 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 policy regarding spending on public services only
- Government policy regarding the collection of taxes only
- Policy regarding foreign trade and the balance of payments
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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
Open market operations by the RBI refer to:
- Regulating dealers in foreign exchange
- Changing the bank rate on loans to banks
- Opening new bank branches in rural areas
- Buying and selling government securities
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Answer: D. Selling securities absorbs money from the system; buying them injects liquidity.
Sample Hard question 3
What is the primary objective of fiscal policy during an economic recession?
- To reduce government spending drastically to cut the deficit
- To increase interest rates sharply to attract savings
- To stimulate demand through increased spending or tax cuts
- To reduce the money supply in the economy
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Answer: C. During a recession, expansionary fiscal policy aims to boost demand and economic activity.
More General Economics topics for JKSSB Panchayat Account Assistant
- Basic Economic Concepts
- Demand Analysis & Consumer Theory
- Developing Economies & Planning
- Factor Pricing & Market Structures
- National Income & the Role of RBI