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Economy & Business MCQs - 2026-10-20

1.
Which of the following is NOT typically a primary driver for the increased adoption of digital payments during India's festive season?
A Convenience and speed of transactions.
B Increased online shopping and e-commerce activities.
C Government mandates for all transactions to be digital.
D Growing consumer trust in digital payment security.
2.
What is a key factor contributing to the surge in digital payments during the festive season in India, as observed in 2026?
A Increased availability of cash at ATMs.
B Promotional offers and discounts by payment providers and merchants.
C A decline in internet penetration.
D Reduced government initiatives promoting digital transactions.
3.
During the festive season of 2026, which category of digital payments witnessed the most significant surge in transaction volume and value in India?
A NEFT (National Electronic Funds Transfer) transfers.
B UPI (Unified Payments Interface) transactions.
C RTGS (Real-Time Gross Settlement) transfers.
D Demand Drafts and Cheques.
4.
In the context of RBI's cautious inflation stance in 2026, what does 'upside risks to food prices' generally refer to?
A A decrease in agricultural production due to favorable weather conditions.
B Potential for food inflation to rise above projected levels due to factors like erratic monsoons or supply chain disruptions.
C Government subsidies leading to lower food prices.
D Increased global supply of food grains.
5.
Which monetary policy tool is most frequently used by the RBI to manage liquidity and influence inflation expectations, aligning with its cautious stance?
A Open Market Operations (OMOs).
B Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR).
C Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR).
D Repo Rate.
6.
As of late 2026, what is the primary reason cited by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for maintaining a cautious stance on inflation, despite potential growth pressures?
A Persistent core inflation and upside risks to food prices.
B A sharp decline in global commodity prices.
C The need to stimulate export growth through lower interest rates.
D Anticipation of a significant slowdown in the services sector.
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