WorksheetsFiscal and Monetary Policy
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
This refers to anything that the market accept as payment for goods and services.
money
bank
goods
services
True or False? During the ancient times barter was the system of trading, they use commodities as their money.
TRUE
FALSE
What relationship can be formed if people need big amount of cash and they need to barrow moneu from the banks?
Banking-managing
Debtor-creditor
Fiscal relationship
Monetary relationship
Which of the following is NOT a function of money?
Standard Value
Medium of Exchange
Store Value
Collection
He was an English Philosopher and the father of Modern Macroeconomics.
Adam Smith
Karl Marx
Jean Jacques Rousseau
John Meynard Keynes
This refers to the motive and desire of people to buy goods and services to satisfy needs and wants.
transactional motive
precautionary motive
personal motive
Speculative motive
This refers to the motive and desire of people to keep their money as safe aset to meet the yield inflationary risk associated with holding money.
transactional motive
precautionary motive
speculative motive
personal motive
This refers to the desire and motive of people to meet their emergency needs such as hospitalization.
Precautionary motive
speculative motive
personal motive
transactiona motive
Which of the following refers to the financial institution that provides services like loans, certificate of deposits, savings bank account, bank overdrafts, etc. to its customers.
rural banks
commercial banks
thrift banks
central banks
the Landbank of the Philippines and Agribank belongs to what type of banking institution?
Commercial banks
thrift banks
central banks
Rural banks
Cebuana Micro Savings, Union bank Citysavings and BPI Direct Banko are examples of what kind of bank?
Thrift Banks
Commercial banks
Rural Banks
Central banks
This refers to institutions which includes insurance firms, venture capitalist, currency exchange and microloan organizations.
Banking institutions
Non-banking institutions
Thrift Banks
Central banks
This refers to the local and national agencies of the government that directly controls the economy.
Banks
senators
publi sectors
President
This refers to products or services produced by a privately owned business and purchased to increase the utility, or satisfaction, of the buyer.
Public goods
Private goods
Thrift goods
Service goods
The use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy. Governments typically use fiscal policy to promote strong and sustainable growth and reduce poverty.
Monetary policy
Banking policy
Central Policy
Fiscal policy
Which type of policy is being used when the government increases the money supply in the economy using budgetary instruments to either raise spending or investments.
Contractionary Fiscal Policy
Expansionary Fiscal Policy
A monetary measure to reduce government spending or the rate of monetary expansion by a central bank. It is a macroeconomic tool used to combat rising inflation.
Contractionary Fiscal Policy
Expansionary Fiscal Policy
This occurs when the government spends more than its revenues.
budget allocation
budget expansion
budget deficits
budget contraction
This occurs when the government collects more in taxes rather than spending it.
Budget surplus
Budget deficits
Budget Contractionary
Budget Expansionary
TRUE OR FALSE: Budget deficits affect individuals, businesses and the overall economy since the government spends more, other projects such as education and infrastructure might be affected with problems such as budget cut especially when the economy is unstable.
true
false
