INSIGHT UPSC QUIZ

With reference to the state of Indian economy, consider the following statements:

1. Tax incentives provided to foreign investors reduces the scope for raising tax revenues.

2. Tax imposition on the private sector has negative impact on developmental and welfare expenditures. 

3. Tariff reductions results in higher revenue through custom duties. 

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 Which of the following are the examples of ‘Capital Receipts’? 

1. Loans received from foreign Governments.

2. Cash grants-in-aid from foreign countries and international organisations.

3. Recoveries of loans from the government of States and Union Territories.

4. Loans raised by the Government from public.

5. Borrowings from the Reserve Bank of India through the sale of Treasury Bills.

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Read the following statements carefully with reference to ‘Factor Cost, Basic Price and Market Price’: 

1. Factor cost includes only the payment to factors of production. It does not include any tax. 

2. Market price is the factor cost including total indirect taxes but excluding total subsidies. 

3. Basic price includes production taxes (less production subsidies) but not product taxes (less product subsidies). 

In reference to the concepts of ‘Factor Cost, Basic Price and Market Price’, which of the statements given above are correct? 

 Open Market Operations are defined as purchase and sale by central bank of variety of assets such as:

1. Foreign exchange.

2. Gold.

3. Government securities.

4. Treasury bills.

5. Company shares.

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With reference to the sources of credit in Indian economy, consider the following statements: 

1. Reserve Bank of India supervises the functioning of formal sources of loans. 

2. The Cooperatives supervise the credit activities of lenders in the informal sector.

Which of the statement(s) given above is/are NOT correct?

Consider the following statements: 

1. It acts as a medium of exchange. 

2. It acts as a convenient unit of account.

3. It act as a store of value for individuals. 

4. It helps to preserve the purchasing power against the rising price level.

Which of the statements mentioned above are the functions of ‘Money’? Select the correct answer using the codes given below:

In order to balance any deficit in its balance of payments, a country can use which of the following financial measures?

1. Surplus in the capital account.

2. Official reserve sale.

3. Autonomous Transactions.

4. Accommodating Transactions.

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In context of the relationship between ‘interest rates and demand for money’, consider the following statements:

1. The purchasing power of money increases with the rising price level.

2. When interest rate goes up, people become less interested in holding money.

3. At higher interest rate, the demand for money comes down. 

Which of the statements given above are correct?

Consider the following components: 

1. Foreign Direct Investments.

2. Foreign Institutional Investments. 

3. Remittances.

4. External Commercial Borrowings.

Which of the components of capital inflow mentioned above form part of ‘Capital Account’? 

Which among the following are the examples of ‘indirect taxes’? 

1. Wealth tax 

2. Excise taxes 

3. Corporation tax

4. Customs duties 

5. Service tax 

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