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Economy & Business MCQs - 2026-04-27

1.
What is a potential long-term benefit for corporations investing in green energy infrastructure?
A Increased dependence on volatile fossil fuel prices.
B Reduced operational costs and enhanced brand reputation.
C Higher carbon emissions and regulatory penalties.
D Decreased energy security and supply chain risks.
2.
Which types of green energy infrastructure are likely seeing the most significant corporate investment?
A Coal-fired power plants and natural gas pipelines.
B Solar power farms, wind energy projects, and battery storage solutions.
C Nuclear power plants and hydroelectric dams.
D Traditional grid infrastructure upgrades without renewable integration.
3.
What is a major driver behind the increased investment by the corporate sector in green energy infrastructure?
A Decreasing global demand for renewable energy.
B Government incentives, corporate sustainability goals, and falling technology costs.
C Increased reliance on fossil fuels.
D Lack of technological advancements in green energy.
4.
The RBI's new liquidity management framework is designed to provide greater flexibility in responding to what kind of market conditions?
A Only periods of high inflation.
B Only periods of economic recession.
C Both temporary and structural liquidity imbalances.
D Only seasonal fluctuations in credit demand.
5.
Which of the following tools is NOT typically part of the RBI's liquidity management operations under the new framework?
A Open Market Operations (OMOs)
B Repo and Reverse Repo Operations
C Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) adjustments
D Issuance of new government bonds
6.
What is the primary objective of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) new liquidity management framework?
A To increase the repo rate to control inflation.
B To manage the overall liquidity in the banking system more effectively.
C To reduce the cash reserve ratio (CRR) for banks.
D To introduce a new currency denomination.
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