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1. Gross investment (GI) = Net investment + Depreciation
2. Gross investment (GI) = Depreciation – Net investment
3. Gross investment (GI) = Net investment – Depreciation
4. None of these

1. ATM
2. Credit
3. Kishan Credit
4. Debit

1. Institutional infrastructure facilities make intelligence.
2. STC – State Trading Corporation is the chief canalizing agent for the export and import of agriculture products.
3. ITPO (India International Trade Fair) organizes trade fairs and exhibitions.
4. Letter of credit (LC) doesn’t indicate that the bank will pay the value of imports to the exporter.

1. FDI brings capital, technology & management while FII brings only capital.
2. FDI targets specific sectors while FII helps in increasing foreign capital availability
3. FII is considered more stable than FDI
4. FII targets both primary & secondary markets while FDI focuses only on primary markets.

1. Sell securities in the open market & hike the cash reserve ratio – (CRR).
2. Buy securities in the open market & lower the cash reserve ratio.
3. Buy securities from the open market & hike the cash reserve ratio.
4. Sell securities in the open market & lower the cash reserve ratio.

1. high-income groups
2. low- & high-income groups
3. corporates
4. low- & middle-income groups

1. Debentures
2. G-Sec securities
3. Mutual Funds
4. Commercial Papers

1. A bond with a fixed rate of interest & has a better yield than a varying interest rate bond
2. A bond with a fixed rate of interest & has a lower yield than varying interest rate bond
3. A bond with a varying rate of interest & has a better yield than a fixed interest rate bond
4. A bond with a varying rate of interest & has a lower yield than a fixed interest rate bond

1. Reserve Bank of India borrows short term money from the markets
2. Banks keep the money with the Reserve Bank of India
3. Bills are discounted by the Reserve Bank of India
4. Forex purchased by Reserve Bank of India

1. Credit Quality, Earnings and Credit Quality, Earnings and Volume
2. Credit Service Ratio
3. Current Ratio
4. Debt-Service Ratio

1. The Govt. of India (GoI)
2. The Ministry of Finance
3. Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
4. Banking Companies Regulation Act, 1949

1. State Governments
2. RBI-Reserve Bank of India
3. Both a and b
4. Central Government

1. Partnership firms/LLPs
2. Association of Persons (AOPs)
3. Certain companies
4. All types of companies

1. Gini coefficient
2. Gross National Happiness (GNH)
3. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 
4. Gross National Product (GNP)

From the above given passage, it is clear that the author believes that

1. Men would not do well to speculate
2. Progress in the scientific field is impossible
3. A man should live life with the dictum ‘what will be will be’
4. Men are different from animals as far as their reasoning abilities are concerned.

A) When all the figures in a balance sheet are stated as % of the total, it’s termed as horizontal analysis. B) When financial statements pertaining to several years are analyzed, it’s termed as Vertical Analysis. C) Vertical Analysis is also called Dynamic analysis.

1. Both A & B
2. Both A & C
3. A, B & C
4. Both B & C

1. Reserve Bank of India – RBI
2. Federal Reserve Bank (of America)
3. World Bank
4. International Monetary Fund – IMF

1. GAAR is a set of rules that are aimed at curbing aggressive tax planning
2. GAAR is a set of rules that are aimed at curbing money laundering by Indians to the Foreign countries
3. GAAR is a set of rules that are aimed at regulating investments by Indians into foreign Countries
4. GAAR is a set of rules that are aimed at regulating investments by Foreigners in India

1. Minimum capital standards
2. Consolidation of assets 
3. Supervisory review
4. Market discipline

1. Under VGF, the central government (CG) meets up to 20% of capital cost of a project that is being implemented in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) mode
2. The scheme is administered by the Ministry of Finance.
3. Sectors eligible for VGF are Infrastructure, Health, and Education.
4. VGF is a force multiplier, enabling the government to leverage its resources more effectively.

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