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TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS [Pages 263 - 266]

Frank solutions for इकॉनॉमिक्स [अंग्रेजी] कक्षा १२ आईएससी 13 Money: Meaning and Functions TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS [Pages 263 - 266]

Select correct option for each of the following questions: (1 mark each)

1.Page 263

Which of the following are the unique characteristic features of money?

  • General acceptability

  • General purchasing power

  • Liquidity

  • All these

2.Page 263

Which is the most widely used money in a modern economy?

  • Paper currency

  • Deposit money

  • Metallic money

  • Commodity money

3.Page 263

Currency notes are a form of ______.

  • Fiat money

  • Legal tender

  • Inconvertible money

  • All the these

4.Page 263

Which of these are the primary functions of money?

  • Medium of exchange

  • Measure of value

  • Store of value

  • Medium of exchange and Measure of value above

5.Page 264

The function of money which allows a person to pay for a commodity at a future date is called as ______.

  • Unit of account

  • Measure of value

  • Standard of deferred payment

  • Medium of exchange

6.Page 264

Which of the following is not included in the narrow definition of money supply?

  • Currency with the public

  • Demand deposits

  • Time deposits

  • All of these

7.Page 264

Wider (broader) definition of money includes.

  • Currency with the public

  • Demand deposits with banks

  • Time deposits with banks

  • All of these

8.Page 264

High-powered money (monetary base) consists of ______.

  • Currency held by public

  • Currency held by the banks in their vaults

  • Deposits held by the banks as reserves with the central bank

  • All of these

9.Page 264

Money supply is a ______ concept.

  • Flow

  • Stock

  • Variable

  • All of these

10.Page 264

Which of the following is the main source of money supply in an economy?

  • Central bank

  • Commercial banks

  • Government

  • Both central bank and commercial banks

11.Page 264

Which of the following is legal tender money?

  • Demand deposits

  • Time deposits

  • Currency notes and coins

  • Inter bank deposits

12.Page 264

Who regulates the money supply in India?

  • Government of India

  • RBI

  • NITI Aayog

  • None of these

13.Page 264

Which of the following is issued by the Government of India?

  • Coins

  • ₹500 note

  • ₹1000 note

  • All the three

14.Page 264

Which one of the following is the sole authority of issuing new currency in India?

  • Central Government

  • RBI

  • State Governments

  • None of these

15.Page 264

Which two types of currency notes were demonetised in November, 2016 by the present government?

  • 100 and 500 rupee notes

  • 500 and 2000 rupee notes

  • 1000 and 2000 rupee notes

  • 500 and 1000 rupee notes

16.Page 264

Which of the following notes were taken out of circulation by RBI in 2023?

  • 2000 rupee notes

  • 500 rupee notes

  • 100 rupee notes

  • 50 rupee notes

17.Page 264

Match the correct pairs of items in Column 1 and Column 2.

Column 1 Column 2
(1) Money supply (a) Currency held by public, currency in the vaults of the banks and reserves with the central bank.
(2) High-powered money (b) Stock of money at a point of time
(3) Standard of deferred payment (c) Inflation arising from sharp rise in oil prices
(4) Supply shock (d) Function of money
18.Page 265

Match the correct pairs of items in Column 1 and Column 2.

Column 1 Column 2
(1) Token money (a) Which cannot be converted into gold
(2) Fiat money (b) Money the face value of which is more than its intrinsic value
(3) Limited legal tender (c) Money which is accepted as legal tender upto a particular amount
(4) Inconvertible money (d) Money which is issued on the order of the government

Very Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)

1.Page 265

What is meant by barter exchange?

2.Page 265

Point out two shortcomings of the barter system of exchange.

3.Page 265

Define or explain the following concept:

Double coincidence of wants

4.Page 265

What is money?

5.Page 265

What is meant by unlimited legal tender?

6.Page 265

What is legal tender money?

7.Page 265

What is fiat money?

8.Page 265

Distinguish between currency and deposit money.

9.Page 265

State the two primary functions of money.

10.Page 265

Explain the secondary functions of money.

11.Page 265

Explain the contingent functions of money.

12.Page 265

State any three facts to highlight the importance of money.

13.Page 265

Define money supply.

14.Page 265

State the components of the supply of money.

15.Page 265

State various measures of money supply used in India.

16.Page 265

What is high-powered money?

Short Answer Questions (3 marks each)

1. i.Page 265

What is money?

1. ii.Page 265

What are the different forms of modern money?

2. (a)Page 265

Distinguish between currency and deposit money.

2. (b)Page 265

Distinguish between limited legal tender and unlimited legal tender.

2. (c)Page 265

Distinguish between convertible paper money and inconvertible paper money.

3. (i)Page 265

Explain the following term:

Fiat money

3. (ii)Page 265

Explain the following term:

Deposit money

3. (iii)Page 265

Explain the following term:

Token money

4.Page 265

State the two primary functions of money.

5. (i)Page 265

Explain the following function of money:

Medium of exchange

5. (ii)Page 265

Explain the secondary functions of money.

6.Page 265

Explain the secondary functions of money.

7.Page 265

Explain the contingent functions of money.

8. (i)Page 265

Explain the following contingent function of money:

Employment of factor inputs

8. (ii)Page 265

Explain the following contingent function of money:

Basis of credit system

9. i.Page 266

What do you mean by the concept of money supply with the public?

9. ii.Page 266

Why does the concept of money supply not include money in the treasury of the government and money with the central and commercial banks?

10. i.Page 266

Define the concept of money supply.

10. ii.Page 266

Explain the narrow definition (M1) of money supply.

11. i.Page 266

Explain the meaning of M1 measures of money supply.

11. ii.Page 266

Explain the meaning of M4, measures of money supply.

12.Page 266

Define inflation.

13.Page 266

What is supply stock?

Long Answer Questions (6 marks each)

1. i.Page 266

What is meant by barter exchange?

1. ii.Page 266

Write a short note on:

Difficulties in Barter Exchange (Barter System).

2. i.Page 266

Define or explain the following concept:

Money

2. ii.Page 266

Explain primary, secondary and contingent functions of money.

3. i.Page 266

Define money.

3. ii.Page 266

Explain the role of money in the functioning of a modern economy.

4.Page 266

‘Money is indispensable for the functioning of market economy.’ Discuss this statement in the light of the importance of money in a free enterprise economy.

5. (a) i.Page 266

What is money supply?

5. (a) ii.Page 266

State various measures of money supply used in India.

5. (b)Page 266

State various measures of money supply used in India.

6.Page 266

Distinguish between demand pull inflation and cost push inflation.

7.Page 266

Distinguish between wage-push and profit-push inflation.

Thinking Beyond...

1.Page 266

In a modern economy, people use ‘plastic money’, like credit cards, to make many of their purchases on account of its convenience and safety. Is a credit card a form of money?

2.Page 266

There are some financial assets which are called ‘near money’. Can you identify such financial assets?

3.Page 266

What is cryptocurrency?

Solutions for 13: Money: Meaning and Functions

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Frank solutions for इकॉनॉमिक्स [अंग्रेजी] कक्षा १२ आईएससी chapter 13 - Money: Meaning and Functions - Shaalaa.com

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Concepts covered in इकॉनॉमिक्स [अंग्रेजी] कक्षा १२ आईएससी chapter 13 Money: Meaning and Functions are Introduction to Money and Inflation, Concept of Money, Features of Money, Barter system, Difficulties of Barter System of Exchange, Evolution of Money, Qualities of Good Money, Modern Forms of Money, Functions of Money, Primary Functions, Secondary Functions, Contingent Functions, Importance of Money, Supply of Money, Measures of Money Supply, Inflation, Types of Inflation, Introduction to Banking System, Types of Bank, Functions of Commercial Bank, Central Bank, Functions of Central Bank, Methods of Credit Control by the Central Bank, Quantitative Methods of Credit Control by the Central Bank, Qualitative Methods of Credit Control by the Central Bank, Difference Between the Central Bank and the Commercial Banks, Role of Banks in the Economy, Indian Monetary System, Constitutents of Money Supply, Reserve Bank of India's Approach of Money Supply, Factors Affecting Money Supply, Commercial Banks, Process of Credit Creation by Commercial Banking System, Factors Affecting Credit Creation, High Powered Money, Classification or Structure of Commercial Banks in India, Components of Money Supply, Evolution of Central Bank, Need for a Central Bank, Importance of Central Bank.

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