Macro economics

When savings increase due to increase in interest rates, what usually decreases

• Employment
• Non Performing Assets
• Income
• Investment

“Satisfaction of Human Wants”- describes

• Consumption
• Production
• Exchange
• Distribution

Economics in Greek can be translated as

• Household Management
• Investment Cycle
• Money Management
• Government against people

The study of an economy of a nation is usually known as

• Econometrics
• Developmental Economics
• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics

When firms sell to overseas sector, this is called

• Taxes
• Government spending
• Import
• Export

The Pillars of Macro Economics are

• Monetary Policy and Fiscal Policy
• Employment/ Unemployment
• CRR/ SLR
• Repo/ Reverse Repo

Macro Economics is generally considered a study of

• Investment and Income
• Consumption and savings
• Demand and Supply
• Aggregates

Which of this will macroeconomics address

• Theory of the firm
• Market forces
• Unemployment
• Individual Demand

Which is the best definition for unemployment

• A situation where people a looking for a job and able to find a job
• People who are unhappy with work.
• A situation where able-bodied people are willing to work but are unable to find a job
• A situation where jobs are there but people feel that the pay is low.

An economic study on the performance of one Insurance Firm is;

• Macro-economic study
• Micro-economic study
• The study of public sector as a whole
• Study on the relevance of Insurance