Question : Which type of foreign investment is considered unsafe?
Option 1: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
Option 2: Portfolio Investment
Option 3: NRI deposits
Option 4: External commercial borrowing
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Correct Answer: Portfolio Investment
Solution : The correct option is Portfolio Investment.
A portfolio investment is an investment made in a collection of assets rather than a single asset to earn returns. Examples of these assets include debt, stock, mutual funds, bitcoins, and derivatives.
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Question : Under the Statutory liquidity ratio, commercial banks are required to keep a fraction of ____ in the form of liquid assets.
Option 1: current deposits
Option 2: total demand and term deposits
Option 3: term deposits
Option 4: saving deposits
Question : Direction: Study the bar diagram carefully and answer the question. The bar diagram shows the trends of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into India from all over the world (in INR crores). The ratio of investment in 1997 to the average investment is:
Option 1: 2 : 1
Option 2: 1 : 2
Option 3: 1 : 1
Option 4: 3 : 1
Question : Which of the following are non-chequeable deposits?
Option 1: Current deposits
Option 2: Fixed deposits
Option 3: Savings deposits
Option 4: None of the above
Question : _______ are those where a monthly instalment is deposited in the accounts every month.
Option 1: Savings bank deposits
Option 2: Reinvestment deposits
Option 3: Fixed deposits
Option 4: Recurring deposits
Question : Which of the following expressions is correct regarding the Gross fiscal deficit?
Option 1: Gross fiscal deficit = Net borrowing at home - Borrowing from RBI + Borrowing from abroad
Option 2: Gross fiscal deficit = Net borrowing at home + Borrowing from RBI + Borrowing from abroad
Option 3: Gross Fiscal deficit = Net borrowing at home + Borrowing from RBI - Borrowing from abroad
Option 4: Gross fiscal deficit = Net borrowing at home - Borrowing from RBI - Borrowing from abroad
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