44. The classical LM curve is:
(a) horizontal(b) bell-shaped(c) vertical(d) none of these
44. The classical LM curve is: Read More »
43. Monetary policy will be effective when IS curve is:
(a) steep(b) flatter(c) vertical(d) all of these
43. Monetary policy will be effective when IS curve is: Read More »
42. Fiscal policy will be effective, when IS curve is:
(a) steep(b) flatter(c) vertical(d) all of these
42. Fiscal policy will be effective, when IS curve is: Read More »
41. When price of securities increases, rate of interest will fall, yielding the liquidity effect of increase in:
(a) money demand (b) money supply(c) price of commodity (d) none of these
40. In IS-LM framework, when private investment is increased, the rate of interest will increase along with:
(a) increase in level of income(b) decrease in level of income(c) no change in level of income(d) none of these
39. If the demand for money increases reducing velocity< the LM will shift:
(a) to right(b) to left(c) upward (d) downward
39. If the demand for money increases reducing velocity< the LM will shift: Read More »
38. If nominal money supply remains same, while price level rises, the real MS will:
(a) rise(b) fall(c) becomes zero(d) none of these
38. If nominal money supply remains same, while price level rises, the real MS will: Read More »
37. If the demand for money increases, the LM curve will shift:
(a) to left(b) to right(c) upward (d) downward
37. If the demand for money increases, the LM curve will shift: Read More »
36. In extreme Keynesian case, LM will be:
(a) positive(b) horizontal(c) negative(d) vertical
36. In extreme Keynesian case, LM will be: Read More »
35. In liquidity trap, the LM curve is:
(a) positive(b) negative(c) horizontal(d) vertical
35. In liquidity trap, the LM curve is: Read More »