All Free Economics MCQs with Answers

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  • A. Promissory Note (PN)
  • B. Note of hand
  • C. Both of them
  • D. None of them

Explanation: A promissory note is a written, unconditional promise to pay a specified amount at a stated time or on demand; a note of hand is a…

Correct answer: Both of them
  • A. In which economists control production
  • B. In which production and distribution of wealth is under government's control
  • C. In which technocrats control production
  • D. In which government controls distribution

Explanation: In a planned economy, the government centrally directs major decisions about production and the distribution of goods and income.

Correct answer: In which production and distribution of wealth is under government's control
  • A. Open door market
  • B. Open door country
  • C. Open sky market
  • D. Free economy

Explanation: An open-door market or policy gives traders from different countries equal access without granting exclusive monopolies or preferences.

Correct answer: Open door market
  • A. National income
  • B. Public income
  • C. Local income
  • D. Gross income

Explanation: National income broadly measures the net value of goods and services produced by a country during a given period.

Correct answer: National income
  • A. Multinational corporation
  • B. Multinational company
  • C. Both of them
  • D. None of them

Explanation: A business operating through subsidiaries, investments, or operations in several countries is a multinational enterprise.

Correct answer: Both of them
  • A. Macroeconomics
  • B. Gross economics
  • C. Mega economics
  • D. Micro economics

Explanation: Macroeconomics studies the economy as a whole, including national income, employment, inflation, growth, and overall output.

Correct answer: Macroeconomics
  • A. letter of Credit
  • B. Letter of expression
  • C. Demand draft
  • D. Letter of intent

Explanation: A letter of credit, including a traveller’s letter of credit, authorizes its holder to obtain payment through an overseas branch or…

Correct answer: letter of Credit
  • A. Labor force
  • B. Labor potential
  • C. Work force
  • D. All of them

Explanation: The labor force includes all adults who are employed or actively seeking employment, whether or not they currently have a job.

Correct answer: Labor force
  • A. Hyperinflation
  • B. Ultra-inflation
  • C. A cute inflation
  • D. Super inflation

Explanation: Hyperinflation is an extremely rapid and uncontrolled rise in prices that sharply destroys the value of money.

Correct answer: Hyperinflation
  • A. Any currency backed by gold or silver bullion rather than credit
  • B. Stable currency value of which does not fluctuate greatly
  • C. Both of them
  • D. None of them

Explanation: Hard currency generally refers to a stable, widely accepted currency whose value does not fluctuate greatly and which is readily…

Correct answer: Both of them
  • A. Transaction of International monetary business
  • B. Negotiable bills drawn in one country to be paid in another country
  • C. Both of them
  • D. None of them

Explanation: Foreign exchange covers international monetary transactions and the instruments used to settle them, including bills drawn in one country…

Correct answer: Both of them
  • A. Military system
  • B. Land based system
  • C. Feudal system
  • D. Rural system

Explanation: Feudalism was a medieval system in which nobles granted land to vassals or servants in return for loyalty and services, commonly military…

Correct answer: Feudal system
  • A. Nikki Index
  • B. NASDAQ
  • C. Dow Jones Index
  • D. Major Index

Explanation: The Dow Jones Industrial Average tracks the share-price performance of 30 prominent US companies, historically focused on industrial…

Correct answer: Dow Jones Index
  • A. Devolution
  • B. Devaluation
  • C. Price cap
  • D. Cut-rate

Explanation: Devaluation is an official reduction in a currency’s value under a fixed or managed exchange-rate system.

Correct answer: Devaluation
  • A. Demand push
  • B. Demand pulls
  • C. Cost pull
  • D. Demand supply

Explanation: Demand-pull inflation occurs when aggregate demand rises faster than the available supply of goods and services, pushing prices upward.

Correct answer: Demand pulls
  • A. Debt Payment
  • B. Service Charges
  • C. Debt Charges
  • D. Debt service

Explanation: Debt service includes both the interest due and the repayment of principal on a country’s debt.

Correct answer: Debt service
  • A. Decreased production costs drive prices up
  • B. Decreased production costs drive prices down
  • C. increased production costs drive prices down
  • D. increased production costs drive prices up

Explanation: Cost-push inflation begins when wages, raw materials, energy, or other production costs increase, causing firms to raise prices.

Correct answer: increased production costs drive prices up
  • A. Free adjustment
  • B. Cost effective adjustment
  • C. Comparative adjustment
  • D. Cost of living adjustment

Explanation: A cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, raises wages or benefits to reflect changes in the prices of necessities.

Correct answer: Cost of living adjustment
  • A. Cost of living
  • B. Basic requirement
  • C. Cost of life
  • D. None of the above

Explanation: Cost of living is the amount of money required to obtain the goods and services needed for a particular standard of living.

Correct answer: Cost of living
  • A. Capitalism
  • B. Socialism
  • C. Free market economy
  • D. Liberalism

Explanation: Capitalism is based on private ownership of production, profit-driven investment and market exchange.

Correct answer: Capitalism