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Economy & Business MCQs - 2026-06-20

1.
What is a potential implication of sustained high growth in the digital payments sector?
A Increased reliance on cash transactions
B Enhanced financial inclusion and transparency
C Reduced cybersecurity risks
D Decline in the fintech industry
2.
Factors contributing to the growth of the digital payments sector in India often include:
A Limited availability of smartphones and internet
B Government initiatives promoting digital transactions and financial inclusion
C High transaction fees for digital payments
D Lack of innovation in payment technologies
3.
An all-time high growth in the digital payments sector indicates:
A A decline in the use of physical currency
B Increased adoption and usage of digital payment methods
C A slowdown in e-commerce activities
D Reduced internet penetration
4.
The 'Niryat Sahyog Yojana' is likely to benefit which of the following sectors the most?
A Sectors heavily reliant on imports
B Sectors with strong global demand and export potential
C Sectors primarily serving the domestic market
D Sectors facing significant domestic competition
5.
Such export promotion schemes typically aim to address challenges faced by exporters, which may include:
A High import duties and complex customs procedures
B Lack of access to finance, market information, and logistical support
C Overvalued domestic currency
D Strict domestic environmental regulations
6.
The 'Niryat Sahyog Yojana' is a new initiative launched by the Indian government primarily aimed at:
A Reducing imports into India
B Promoting and facilitating exports from India
C Increasing domestic consumption
D Attracting foreign direct investment
7.
Stable inflation and robust economic growth are typically considered favorable conditions for the central bank to:
A Increase the repo rate significantly
B Maintain the current policy stance or gradually normalize it
C Reduce the repo rate drastically
D Implement quantitative easing measures
8.
When the RBI maintains the repo rate, it generally indicates a stance of:
A Aggressive monetary tightening
B Accommodative monetary policy
C Neutral monetary policy or a pause in policy action
D Significant reduction in interest rates
9.
What is the primary tool used by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to control inflation and manage liquidity in the economy?
A Fiscal Deficit
B Repo Rate
C Current Account Deficit
D Foreign Exchange Reserves
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