12th Grade > Economics - 2
UNDERSTANDING MONEY MCQs
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Answer: Option B. -> False
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B
Functions of the cheque are the same as that of money.
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B
Functions of the cheque are the same as that of money.
Answer: Option C. -> Near Money
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C
The cheque is also called “near money”.
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C
The cheque is also called “near money”.
Answer: Option C. -> It is not fiat currency
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C
The value of cryptocurrency is not decreed by the government and thus it is not fiat currency.
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C
The value of cryptocurrency is not decreed by the government and thus it is not fiat currency.
Answer: Option D. -> Trust
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D
The system relies on trust by all the stakeholders in the system.
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D
The system relies on trust by all the stakeholders in the system.
Answer: Option B. -> credit money
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B
Credit money has a face value which is much higher than the commodity value. Credit money consists of credit cards, demand deposits, among others.
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B
Credit money has a face value which is much higher than the commodity value. Credit money consists of credit cards, demand deposits, among others.
Answer: Option C. -> Minimum reserve system
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C
The RBI follows the minimum reserve system, wherein it has to maintain a minimum quantity of gold bullion as reserves to issue currency.
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C
The RBI follows the minimum reserve system, wherein it has to maintain a minimum quantity of gold bullion as reserves to issue currency.
Answer: Option B. -> Representative value
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B
Value of paper money depends on the value of the metal money it represents, thus called representative money.
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B
Value of paper money depends on the value of the metal money it represents, thus called representative money.
Answer: Option C. -> Gold
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C
Gold was among the most commonly used metals.
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C
Gold was among the most commonly used metals.
Answer: Option D. -> All of the above
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D
Anything can be money if it is recognised as money by everybody.
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D
Anything can be money if it is recognised as money by everybody.