Quiz 189: GK for Banking Examinations August 19, 2009 1. What is the ISO code for the Indian rupee is INR?ISO 4217ISO 3166ISO 4157ISO 90012. In which of the following situations Net exports are negative?Exports more than importsImport more than exportsnet investment is positivenone of the above3. The association of Indian Rupee with pound sterling was broken in which year. ?19851990199119954. Which among the following is correct regarding the relationship of balance of payments and capital movements?BOP is affected by capital movementsBOP is not affected by capital movementsBOP may or may not be affected by capital movementsNone of the above5. The rural credit in India has been institutionalized truly since _______?IndependanceNationalization of BanksInception of the Cooperative MovementNone of the above6. Swiss accounts are considered safe and secure as Switzerland maintained neutrality in both World Wars, is not a member of the European Union and was not even a member of the United Nations until the year ________?20002002200420067. Most of the times, it is the economic policy adopted by a government before recession, which determines what type of recession it is; a wrongly calibrated economic policies leading to L-shape recessions, the worst of all. Which is correct regarding L ?L-shape recession is a recession that goes down and then stays there for a long period of time without a recoveryL-shape recession goes down slowly and then stays there for a few years before recoveringL-shape recession goes down slowly and then stays there for many years before recoveringNone of the above8. Which among the following taxes does not increase the price of commodity for buyers?Sales taxIncome taxOctroiNone of the above9. Which among the following is true regarding NNP ?GNP + depreciationGNP - depreciationGNP + ExportsGNP -Exports10. What is the correct full form of NAFUS?National Fund for Unorganized SectorNational Fund for organized SectorNational Fund for Urban SectorNational Fund for Unemployed StudentsSubmit Test « Previous Next »