Money Credit Banks test MEI

Task 1
Question 1. Money is a category:
a) production
b) reproduction
c) distribution
d) consumption
Question 2. Modern money as a measure of value is:
a) perfect money
b) real money
c) gold money
d) promissory note
Question 3. Money in the process of movement according to the formula T – D – T performs the function:
a) measures of value
b) means of circulation
c) means of payment
d) means of accumulation
Question 4. Modern cash in circulation is:
a) shares
b) banknotes
c) bonds
d) treasury notes
Question 5. Loan money is:
a) banknotes
b) treasury notes
c) bank notes
d) bargaining chip
Task 2
Question 1. The amount of money supply required for circulation directly depends on:
a) the national wealth of the country
b) natural exchange
c) the sum of prices of goods sold
d) changes in the number of inhabitants of the country
Question 2. What will be the value of the money supply, provided that 1000 rubles are involved in four acts of purchase and sale during the year:
a) 250 rubles
b) 1000 rubles
c) 2000 rubles
d) 4000 rubles
Question 3. Decrease in the exchange rate of the national currency leads to:
a) import growth
b) export growth
c) a decrease in the receipt of foreign exchange earnings
d) lower inflation
Question 4. Increases in price over time:
a) bill
b) face value of paper money
c) face value of coins
d) term deposit

Question 5. The economic essence of the loan is revealed when considering it as:
a) an independent economic category
b) categories of finance
c) financial instrument
d) specific goods traded on the financial market
Task 3
Question 1. The liabilities of a commercial bank include:
a) reserves at the central bank
b) equity capital and reserves
c) loans to other banks
d) investment in securities
Question 2. The assets of a commercial bank include:
a) deposits of the population to deposit accounts
b) cash
c) bank bonds
d) correspondent accounts of other banks
Question 3. Inflation is considered creeping if:
a) the average annual growth rate of prices is not higher than 10%;
b) the rate of price growth from 10 to 50%;
c) price increases exceed 100%.
Question 4. There are the following types of currency systems:
a) national and world;
b) global and regional;
c) national, regional and interstate;
d) national, world and regional.
Question 5. Time deposits are more liquid than demand deposits:
a) yes;
b) no.
Task 4
Question 1. An issue is the issue of money into circulation, which:
a) leads to a general increase in the money supply in circulation;
b) does not lead to a general increase in the money supply in circulation.
Question 2. The loan is issued on the principle:
a) gratuitousness;
b) indefinitely;
c) recurrence.
Question 3. Correspondent account is:
a) a bank account for storing temporarily free funds and conducting current settlements in cash and non-cash form;
b) an account reflecting the settlements made by one credit institution on behalf of and at the expense of another credit institution.
Question 4. The banknote is:
a) the bank's promissory note;
b) a written commitment of the debtor to pay the specified amount after a specified period;
c) a written order from the owner of the current account to the bank to pay a certain amount.




Question 5. In terms of ownership of capital, the Central Bank of Russia is:
a) joint stock;
b) state;
c) mixed.
Task 5
Question 1. Deflation is a phenomenon associated with:
a) with an increase in the price level;
b) with a fall in the price level;
c) declaring the depreciated money invalid.
Question 2. The value of the exchange rate depends on:
a) on the political situation in the country;
b) on the level of unemployment;
c) on the amount of household deposits in commercial banks.
Question 3. Denomination is:
a) consolidation of the face value of banknotes and their exchange for new ones with simultaneous recalculation into tacos