Chapter 6 · Class 12 · CBSE · Commerce Economics

Macroeconomics: Open Economy Macroeconomics

25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage

Topics in this chapter

  • Open Economy Circular Flow
  • Balance of Payments Accounts
  • Trade Balance and Multiplier
  • Capital Flows and Investment
  • Foreign Exchange Market
  • Exchange Rate Systems

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Practice questions

  1. Question 1Q-175A90

    Which of the following is recorded in the current account of the balance of payments?

    1. A.Foreign direct investment received from abroad
    2. B.Export of software services
    3. C.Purchase of foreign government securities
    4. D.External commercial borrowing
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  2. Question 2Q-7C2327

    Under a flexible exchange rate system, if the demand for foreign currency increases while its supply remains unchanged, what is the most likely immediate effect?

    1. A.The domestic currency appreciates
    2. B.The domestic currency depreciates
    3. C.The exchange rate becomes permanently fixed
    4. D.The balance of payments automatically becomes zero
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  3. Question 3Q-C00C42

    Suppose a country's current account deficit is exactly matched by a surplus in its capital account, with no errors and omissions. What does this imply about its official foreign exchange reserves?

    1. A.They must increase
    2. B.They must decrease
    3. C.They remain unchanged
    4. D.They become equal to the current account deficit
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  4. Question 4Q-B95A83

    Explain how depreciation of the domestic currency can affect a country's exports and imports, assuming other factors remain unchanged.

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  5. Question 5Q-1609ED

    If the exchange rate changes from ₹83 per US dollar to ₹80 per US dollar, which statement is correct, assuming other factors remain unchanged?

    1. A.The Indian rupee has appreciated, making imports from the United States cheaper in rupee terms.
    2. B.The Indian rupee has depreciated, making imports from the United States cheaper in rupee terms.
    3. C.The US dollar has depreciated against the Indian rupee, making Indian exports more expensive in the United States.
    4. D.There has been no change in the relative value of the two currencies.
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