Inflation Problem And Policies CBSE Questions & Answers
Inflation Problem And Policies
This is Economics Class 11 Inflation Problem and Policies CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
A good that cost rs 100 in may 2007 cost 125 by may 2008 what is the rate of inflation
- A0.25Correct
- B0.5
- C0.75
- D0.9
2
Which of the following is an example of hyperinflation
- AValue of money fall by 4 %
- BBoth
- CPrice of goods rise by 2000 %Correct
- DNone
3
A situation when price and unemployment rise together
- ARecession
- BGalloping inflation
- CHyperinflation
- DStagflationCorrect
4
While construction e RPI which is not used
- AExchange rate
- BBucket of commodities
- CBase yearCorrect
- DWeight
5
Long run solution of inflation lies in
- ABoth
- BControlling demand
- CNone
- DEnhancing supplyCorrect
6
Which of the following action of govt not lead to inflation
- APrinting new currency notes
- BIncrease in govt expenditure
- CPassing strict environment lawCorrect
- DIncrease in interest rate
7
Doses not cause inflation
- AInc in cost of production
- BDepreciation on the value of currency
- CInc in aggregate demand
- DIncreased taxesCorrect
8
Which is mostly likely to suffer due to inflation
- ANone
- BImporters
- CDebtors
- DPensionersCorrect
9
Who is likely to gain from inflation
- ANon-unionised workers
- BPensioners
- CDebtorsCorrect
- DNone
10
Which is not true about inflation
- ANominal income increaseCorrect
- BNone
- CReal increase fall
- DPurchasing power fall
11
Inflation affects people adversely because:
- AInflation causes money to lose its value over time if the overall price level is risingCorrect
- BPurchasing power tends to increase during inflation
- CNominal income falls during inflation
- DBudget deficit increasing during inflation
12
Which of the following does NOT come under the rubric of fiscal policy?
- AGovernment purchases of goods and services
- BChanges in the money supplyCorrect
- CTaxes
- DGovernment transfers
13
Monetary neutrality implies that in the long run:
- ABothCorrect
- BNone
- CAggregate demand is independent from monetary policy
- DAggregate supply is independent from monetary policy
14
"Too much money chasing too few goods" best describes:
- ADemand-pull inflationCorrect
- BThe inflation premium
- CCost-push inflation
- DThe GDP gap
15
Cost-push inflation
- AIs a mixed blessing because it has positive effects on real output and employment.
- BIs caused by excessive total spending
- CMoves the economy inward from its production possibilities curveCorrect
- DShifts the nation's production possibilities curve leftward