Finance test MEBIK

Test
1. The essence of finance is manifested in the functions:
A. the formation and use of funds;
B. accumulating, stimulating, control;
B. distributive, control and stimulating;
G. is true A and B.
2. Finance as an economic category is defined:
A. the system of monetary relations in society regarding the formation and use of centralized funds of funds in the framework of the distribution and redistribution of GNP and national income of the country;
B. monetary relations regarding the formation and use of centralized funds of funds at the state level and decentralized funds at the level of economic entities, households;
B. as monetary, tax, insurance relations regarding the formation and use of funds in the framework of the distribution and redistribution of GNP and national income for solving the economic, social and political problems of the state;
G. is only true "B". Well this too
3. The objects of financial management are:
A. financial relations;
B. cash funds and all types of financial assets;
B. financial resources;
D. is true A and B
4. The main types of the financial market include:
A. gold market;
B. the securities market;
B. foreign exchange market
D. all of the above is true.
5. The financial policy of the state includes:
A. customs policy;
B. economic policy;
B. monetary, tax and investment policies;
D. is true A and B
6. Functions of money:
A. means of circulation, means of accumulation, control;
B. measure of value, distributive, regulating;
B. measure of value, medium of exchange, savings, payment;
G. distribution and control.
7. The principle of building the money supply in Russia is determined by:
A. As the liquidity of the assets included in the money supply increases;
B. Descending liquidity of assets included in the money supply;
B. Commercial banks;
D. Depending on national characteristics.
8. Indicators of the volume and structure of the money supply are ...
A. monetary aggregates;
B. banknotes;
B. monetary base;
D. money issue.
9. When calculating wages, money is used in the function:
A. store of value;
B. measures of value;
B. means of circulation;
D. means of payment.
10. The costs of keeping cash are calculated if you know:
A. Inflation rate;
B. Level of interest rates on deposits and loans;
B. Level of interest rates on loans to individuals;
G. is true A and B.
11. Inflation:
A. Affects the use of money as a store of value;
B. Affects the use of money as a medium of circulation;
B. Affects the use of money as a means of payment;
D. Influences the function of money as a measure of value.
12. Accumulation of money in cash is.
A. inflation;
B. tezavratsiya;
B. denomination;
D. deflation.
13. The term "demand for money" means:
A. The amount of money that entrepreneurs would like to use to provide a loan at a given interest rate;
B. Demand for money as an asset;
B. The combination of the demand for money for transactions and the demand for money as assets;
D. The amount of money that the population would like to spend on the purchase of goods,
payment for services and the amount for deposits in commercial banks.
14. If the nominal volume of GDP is 4000 USD, and the volume of demand for money is 800 USD, then:
A. The demand for money is 3200 USD;
B. The general demand for money is 4800 USD;
B. Each currency is circulated on average 5 times per period;
D. Each currency is circulated on average 0,2 times per period.
15. Issuing money without taking into account the needs of commodity circulation can lead to ...
A. deflation;
B. inflation;
B. depreciation of money; also
D. "money hunger."
16. Commercial banks create money.
A. When repaying loans;
B. When granting loans;
B. When returning a loan with interest;
D. With the help of the central bank.
17. The principle of non-obligatory security of the currency means that
A. The issue of money is not limited by anything;
B. The Official Relationship Between Currency and Gold