Monetary Policy Quiz 10 (27 MCQs)

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1. There are how many district banks in the Federal Reserve System?
2. How long does the accounting year of the Reserve Bank of India come from?
3. Expansionary Money Supply can have the side effect of
4. Which one is not part of the Federal Reserve's dual mandate?
5. M1 is also called .....
6. An overall rise in the cost of goods and services
7. Monetary policy resulting in lower interest rates and greater access to credit; associated with an expansion of the money supply.
8. What do we call the rate at which the Reserve Bank of India lends money to commercial banks?
9. What is the monitoring/ budgeting of revenues and expenditures of the country's accounts?
10. What action would the Bank of England take to control inflation?
11. A significant rise in interest rates is most likely to lead to an increase in:
12. When was R.B.I. nationalised?
13. Decisions the RBA makes about money & banking is called
14. If the Fed wanted to expand or ease monetary policy, which might they do?
15. What is the Bank of England base rate today
16. Which is the Fed most likely to do in the event of a recession?
17. ..... interest rates refer to government bonds maturing in ten years
18. Board of Governors members are appointed by the ..... and serve a ..... term
19. Ideally, the Fed's target for inflation is:
20. Monetary Policy provies stability to our ..... ?
21. Which of the following is a monetary policy measure?
22. A policy to create money and reduce yields on government and corporate bonds
23. What may be a disadvantage of a high rate of economic growth for a government?
24. Which is not an example of shocks outside the control of the Central Bank
25. The primary concern with using an Easy Money Policy, or increasing the money supply too quickly or by too much, is:
26. The decisions about FISCAL policy in the United States are made by
27. Excessive lending in subprime debt crisis of 2008 led to