11th Principles of Economics MCQS Chapter 10

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11th Principles of Economics MCQS


The money whose face value is greater than its intrinsic value, is called
Token money
Near money
Standard metallic money
Paper money

One of the following is not the difficulty of the barter system
Lack of store of value
Indivisibility of goods
Lack of common measure of value
Double coincidence of wants

The best definition of money is stated by
Crowther
Marhsall
Keynes
Walker

Exchange of goods with goods is called
Store of exchange
Scale of measure of exchange
Medium of exchange
Barter system

The main cause of using the Cheque as money is
Most of the people accept them
Protection of money
Easy in transportation
They are proved as receipt

Unit of account money in Pakistan is
Rial
Dollar
Pound
Rupee

If face value is equal to the metal value of a coin, it is called as
Paper money
Token money
Standard money
Credit money

When demand for goods and services rises, then velocity of circulation of money
Decreases
Increases
Does not change
Remains constant

Prices during the situation of inflation
Become zero
Decrease
Do not change
Increase

Inflation is useful for
Pensioners
Industrialist
Labourer
Consumers

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