Q. Choose appropriate answers
1. Transfer
payments include-
a) Old age pension b) Subsidies
c) Interest on public debt d) All of the above
2. Interest payments are a part of –
a) Development Expenditure b) Non-Development Expenditure
c) Capital Expenditure d) All of the above
3. Bharat Nirman, MGNREGA are examples of -
a) Plan Expenditure b)
Non-Plan Expenditure
c) Capital Expenditure d) None of the above
4.
Which of
the following is not true of public budget?
a) A budget contains only proposals of taxation.
b) It refers to the policies of the government.
c) It contains the estimated receipts and proposed
expenditure.
d) It reflects the programmes of the government.
5.
The
number of sections of a good budget are –
a) Two b) Three
c) Five d) Eight
6.
The
budget presented wken elections are due is known as –
a) Tentative Budget b)
Proposed Budget
c) Zero Budget d) Lame Duck
Budget
7.
Pick out
the feature which is not applicable to a good budget,
a) Comprehensiveness b)
Clarity
c) Objectivity d) Lengthy
8.
The
finance commission's role is to -
a) Propose New Taxes
b) To Abolish Old taxes
c) To review and modify arrangements
d) None of the above
9.
Pick out
the item which is not a part of the plan expenditure,
a) Agriculture b) Industry
c) Social Services d) Defense
10. Pick out the item which is not a part of capital
budget.
a) Market Borrowings b)
Sale of Treasury Bulls
c) Revenue from Industry d)
Net Small Savings
11. Pick out the factor which is not a part of
revenue budget.
a) Current consumption expenditure on commodities.
b) Current consumption expenditure on services
c) Transfer payments
d) Expenditure on machinery
12. Pick out the item which is not a part of non-tax
revenue,
a) Interest Receipts b)
Dividends
c) Customs d) Profits
13. Pick out the item which is not a part of tax
revenue.
a) Interest b) Corporate
Tax c) Excise d) Customs
14. Pick out the item which is not a part of
non-plan expenditure on the revenue side.
a) Defence
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b) Central Assistance to states
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c) Subsidies
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d) None of the above
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15. Debts which have to be paid
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at some specific future date are known as –
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a) Redeemable Debts
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b) Irredeemable Debts
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c) Treasury
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d) None of the above
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16. Loans
taken by the government for purpose of war, earthquakes for covering budget
deficit are -
a) Productive
Debts b) Unproductive
c) Voluntary
Debts d) None
of the above
17. Which of the following is not an objective of
public debt management.
a) Loans at low cost
b) Repayment over a long period
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c) Stabilisation of the level of economic activity
d) Economic growth
18. Which is / are the advantages of redemption of
debt.
a) Saves the government from bankruptcy
b) Reduces Cost
c) Saves future generation from the pressure of
public debt
d) All of the above
19. Pick out the feature which is not true in the
case of repudiation of debt.
a) Simplest method of liquidating a debt.
b) It will increase the credibility of the
government.
c) Debtors may face loss.
d) It is discriminating
20. Pick out the method which is not a part of
redemption,
a) Sinking Fund b) Surplus
Budget c) Terminal Annuities d) Refunding
a) Sinking Fund b) Surplus
Revenues c) Terminal Annuities d) None of the above
22. Pick out the feature which is not true of a
capital levy.
a) For paying off unproductive debt.
b) It is paid by those who earn huge profits.
c) It does not follow the principle of equity.
d) It helps to fight inflation.
23. Which of
the following is the most comprehensive measure of budgetary imbalances?
a) Fiscal Deficit b)
Revenue Deficit
c) Primary Deficit d) All
of the above
24. The full form of FRBM Act 2003 is-
1. Fiscal Regulation and Budget Management Act,
2003.
2. Fiscal Regulation and Banking Management Act,
2003.
3. Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act,
2003.
4. Financial Responsibility and Budget Management
Act, 2003.
25. When budget revenue equals expenditure the
budget shows –
a) Balance b)
Deficit
c) Surplus d) None
of the above
26. The term fiscal federalism was introduced by -
a) Dalton b)
Seligman
c) Musgrave d) None
of the above
27. The theory of fiscal federalism assumes -
1. A federal system of government can be efficient
and effective in solving problems.
2. A federal government will be able to bring about
economic stability allocation of resources.
3. Since states and localities are not equal in
their income, federalism is helpful.
4. All of the above
[ Ans.: (1 - d), (2 - b), (3 - a), (4 - a), (5 - b), (6 - d), (7 - d), (8
- c), (9 - d), (10 - c), (11 - d), (12 - c), (13 - a), (14 - b), (15 - a), (16
- b), (17 - b), (18 - d), (19 - b), (20 - d), (21 - c), (22 - c), (23 - a), (24
- c), (25 - a), (26 - c), (27 - d)]
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