What is the evolution of money?
The evolution of money refers to the transition from barter systems to modern currency systems.
What is commodity money?
Commodity money is a type of money that has intrinsic value, such as gold or silver.
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Evolution of Money

What is the evolution of money?

The evolution of money refers to the transition from barter systems to modern currency systems.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is commodity money?

Commodity money is a type of money that has intrinsic value, such as gold or silver.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is fiat money?

Fiat money is currency that has no intrinsic value and is established as money by government regulation.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is currency exchange?

Currency exchange is the process of converting one currency into another, which is important for international trade and travel.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What influences the demand and supply of money?

Factors that influence the demand and supply of money include interest rates, inflation, and economic conditions.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What are the basics of cryptocurrency?

The basics of cryptocurrency include its decentralized nature, reliance on blockchain technology, and key features such as security and anonymity.

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Characteristics of Money

What is the meaning of 'store of value'?

This means that people can save money and use it later. It helps to spread out purchases over time.

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Characteristics of Money

What does 'unit of account' refer to?

Money provides a common way to measure the value of goods and services. It’s like a ruler for prices.

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Concept of Money

What is the concept of money?

The concept of money refers to something that represents value and is used to buy things or pay back debts.

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Characteristics of Money

What are the characteristics of money?

The characteristics of money include its role as a store of value, unit of account, and medium of exchange.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is Decentralisation?

A system where decisions are made collectively without a central authority.

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Concept of Money

What problem did money solve compared to the barter system?

It eliminated the need for direct exchanges of goods and services.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is the symbol for the Indian Rupee?

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Demand and Supply of Money

How does demand growth affect a country's exchange rate?

Higher demand for imports typically causes a country's exchange rate to rise, making imports more expensive and exports more affordable.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is cryptocurrency?

A type of digital currency that uses technologies like blockchain and cryptography to keep online transactions secure.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is the process of converting one currency into another called?

Currency exchange

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What are fraudulent traders and exchanges?

Fraudulent traders and exchanges are scams where individuals pose as legitimate traders or create fake platforms to steal money.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

Which of the following best describes the process of currency exchange?

Converting one currency into another for various purposes.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is cross currency triangulation?

Using a third currency to calculate the exchange rate between two other currencies.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is 'commodity money'?

Commodity money has intrinsic value based on the material from which it is made.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What does depreciation mean in a business context?

Depreciation refers to the method of spreading out the cost of an expensive asset over time.

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Concept of Money

What is the primary function of money in an economy?

To facilitate the exchange of goods and services.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is a cold wallet?

A hardware wallet that stores private keys offline, making it more secure but less convenient for frequent trading.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What are cryptocurrency frauds?

Cryptocurrency frauds are scams that involve deceitful practices to steal money from investors in the cryptocurrency market.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

Why is currency exchange important for international trade?

Currency exchange enables businesses to buy and sell goods and services internationally, pricing products in different currencies.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is Etherium?

A type of cryptocurrency that operates on its own blockchain.

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Characteristics of Money

What does 'durable' mean when describing money?

Money is designed to be durable, capable of withstanding wear and tear over time.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What is the purpose of depreciation?

To spread out the cost of assets over time, helping manage finances better.

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Characteristics of Money

What does 'recognisable' mean in the context of currency?

Money is recognisable, possessing distinct features that make it easily identifiable and distinguishable from counterfeit currency.

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Characteristics of Money

What does 'stable' mean when referring to money?

Money is stable, maintaining its value over time.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is Ethereum known for?

Its smart contract functionality, allowing developers to create decentralized applications.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What is the role of the central bank in controlling the supply of money?

The central bank controls the supply of money through various tools, such as open market operations, reserve requirements, and the discount rate.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What does M1 represent in terms of money supply?

M1 includes currency (notes and coins) in circulation among the public and demand deposits held by commercial banks, representing the most liquid form of money.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What does the demand for money refer to?

The desire to hold money for transactions, precaution, and speculation.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What is depreciation?

The decrease in value of an asset over time.

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Characteristics of Money

Which of the following measures of money supply represents the most liquid form of money?

M1.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is a Ponzi scheme?

A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment scam that pays returns to earlier investors using the capital from newer investors.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

Who manages the currency in India?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What does the exchange rate of a currency represent?

The value of one currency in terms of another.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is a digital wallet?

A software application that allows users to store and manage their cryptocurrencies.

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Concept of Money

What is the difference between money and currency?

Money is an intangible system of value, while currency is a tangible form of money.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is the Eurozone?

A region consisting of 19 member states of the European Union that use the Euro

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

Is cryptocurrency legal in India?

Cryptocurrency is not considered a fiat currency in India and is subject to regulatory warnings from the government and RBI.

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Characteristics of Money

What is the primary benefit of currency?

Its portability and durability.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What does M3 include in the classification of money supply?

M3 includes M1 plus net time deposits of commercial banks, representing a broader measure than M2.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What does decentralised mean in the context of cryptocurrencies?

They are not controlled by any single entity like a bank or government.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is cryptocurrency?

A digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What happens to the demand for money when interest rates increase?

It decreases because people prefer to save or invest.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is Fiat Currency?

A regular currency that is managed by a central bank.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is the main difference between commodity money and fiat money?

Commodity money has intrinsic value, whereas fiat money does not.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What is straight-line depreciation?

A method of allocating the cost of an asset evenly over its useful life.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What are fake endorsements in cryptocurrency?

Fake endorsements are when scammers impersonate celebrities or companies to promote a cryptocurrency, creating false hype.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is 'commodity money'?

Commodity money has intrinsic value, meaning it is made of a valuable substance like gold or silver.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is 'fiat money'?

Fiat money does not have intrinsic value and is valuable because the government declares it as legal tender.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is Ripple?

Ripple is both a digital payment protocol and a cryptocurrency (XRP) focused on enabling fast cross-border payments.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What are altcoins?

Altcoins are cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin, offering different features and use cases in the market.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

How does the RBI manage currency operations?

Through its offices and issue centers located across the country.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is Litecoin?

A cryptocurrency created in 2011 that offers faster transaction times and lower fees.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What is the role of the banking system in the supply of money?

The banking system plays a crucial role in the supply of money through fractional reserve banking, creating money by making loans.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What is an asset?

An asset is a valuable resource owned or controlled by an individual, corporation, or nation, aimed at yielding future advantages.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

Why is tracking depreciation important for businesses?

It affects their financial statements and taxes.

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Blockchain Technology

What is Cryptography?

The practice of securing information through coding.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What role does the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) play in the Indian economy?

It issues and manages the Indian currency.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is cross currency triangulation?

Cross currency triangulation is a method used to calculate the exchange rate between two currencies using a third currency.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

How can cryptocurrencies be sent and received?

They can be sent and received anywhere in the world with an internet connection.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is the formula for triangulating exchange rates?

The formula is A/B ÷ C/B = A/C, used to find the exchange rate between two currencies.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What is the purpose of investing in cryptocurrency?

To buy digital coins or tokens with the expectation that their value will increase over time.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is KYC in cryptocurrency exchanges?

KYC, or Know Your Customer, is a verification process requiring identity and address proof to create an account on a cryptocurrency exchange.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is the significance of exchange rates in international trade?

They help countries conduct transactions with international partners more efficiently

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Demand and Supply of Money

How do interest rates affect the demand for money?

Higher interest rates can discourage people from holding onto money, as it means they could earn more by investing it.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

How does cryptography enhance the security of cryptocurrencies?

By using secret codes that only the sender and receiver can decipher.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What does the word 'currency' mean?

The physical paper notes and coins used in everyday transactions.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What is a Central Bank?

The institution that manages a country's currency and monetary policy.

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Blockchain Technology

What is blockchain technology?

A distributed digital ledger that records transactions across many computers.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is a hash code?

A unique string of characters used to link blocks in a blockchain.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is a Transaction?

An instance of buying or selling something.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What is the formula for calculating straight-line depreciation?

Depreciation expense = (Cost of asset - Residual value)/(Useful life)

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What are romance scams in the context of cryptocurrency?

Romance scams involve scammers building relationships online to persuade victims to invest in cryptocurrencies.

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Blockchain Technology

What is a Block in Blockchain?

A unit that contains a list of transactions linked together.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

How do currency pairs function in the foreign exchange market?

Currency pairs compare the value of one currency to another, facilitating the buying and selling of currencies.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What does it mean to remain anonymous while using cryptocurrencies?

The identities of the people involved in transactions are encoded and hidden.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is the base currency in a currency pair?

The base currency is the first currency in a pair, which is being bought or sold against the quote currency.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What is the impact of higher interest rates on the demand for money?

Higher interest rates incentivize people to hold less money because they can earn more by saving or investing it.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What are inflation expectations and their effect on money demand?

If people expect prices to rise, they may hold more money to avoid losing purchasing power, leading to an increase in the demand for money.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What distinguishes hot wallets from cold wallets?

Hot wallets are connected to the internet and less secure, while cold wallets are offline and more secure.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What are tangible assets?

Tangible assets are physical items that have an actual presence, such as land, buildings, and machinery.

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Characteristics of Money

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of money?

Perishable

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is the significance of fixing rates in currency exchange?

Fixing rates helps to stabilize currency fluctuations, maintaining economic stability and preventing downturns.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is the official currency of the USA?

US Dollar

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is the primary feature that distinguishes cryptocurrency from traditional currencies?

It uses technologies like blockchain and cryptography for security.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What does the exchange rate determine?

The value of one currency in terms of another

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is the term for the market where currencies are bought and sold?

Foreign exchange market

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What is the role of central banks in foreign exchange rates?

To maintain stability and prevent depreciation of domestic currencies

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is 'currency exchange'?

Currency exchange involves converting one currency into another for various purposes, such as travel, trade, or investment.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is Bitcoin?

The first cryptocurrency, created in 2009 by an unknown person or group.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What factors influence exchange rates?

Economic, political, and psychological factors

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

How does monetary policy influence the supply of money?

Central banks use monetary policy to control the supply of money by adjusting interest rates and other monetary tools.

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Blockchain Technology

What is Blockchain?

A digital record book that keeps track of transactions in an electronic form.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What are intangible assets?

Intangible assets are non-physical resources that hold long-term value for a company, used to generate revenue.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What is the role of the central bank in the context of the money supply?

To influence the supply of money using various tools.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What are the smaller units of the Indian Rupee called?

'Paise' (singular 'Paisa').

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What does it mean that cryptocurrency is unregulated in India?

It means there are no solid rules or regulations set by the government regarding its use.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is cryptography?

A way to keep messages and data safe using secret codes.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What role does currency exchange play for travelers?

Currency exchange allows travelers to convert their home currency into local currency, enabling them to pay for goods and services abroad.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What is the Double Declining Balance method?

A method that depreciates the asset at a faster rate than the straight-line method.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What role did the introduction of fiat money play in India?

It played a crucial role in stabilizing the country’s economy and facilitating economic growth.

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Evolution of Money

What was the Indian Rupee initially pegged to?

The British pound, which was tied to the gold standard.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What does the RBI ensure regarding banknotes?

That security features are included and high-quality banknotes are provided to the public.

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Types of Money: Commodity vs. Fiat

What is 'fiat money'?

Fiat money has no intrinsic value and is not backed by a physical commodity; its value is derived from the trust and confidence that people have in the issuing government.

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Demand and Supply of Money

How do earnings influence the demand for money?

When earnings increase, people generally want more money to manage their transactions.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What is the broader measure of money supply represented by M2?

M2 includes M1 plus savings deposits with Post Office savings banks.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is Cryptocurrency?

A digital currency that operates without a central authority.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is a hot wallet?

An online software wallet that is convenient for frequent trading but more vulnerable to hacks.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What is a depreciation schedule?

A roadmap that helps you track how much an asset decreases in value over time.

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Equilibrium in the Money Market

At what point is equilibrium in the money market achieved?

When the demand for money equals the supply.

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Characteristics of Money

What does 'perishable' mean in the context of money?

Perishable refers to something that can decay or spoil over time, which does not apply to money.

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Characteristics of Money

What is meant by 'medium of exchange'?

Money is used as a way to buy and sell things between people. It’s like a tool for trading.

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Characteristics of Money

What does 'fungible' mean in the context of money?

Money is fungible, meaning each unit is interchangeable with another. This interchangeability ensures that all units of money are equal in value.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What is the role of the RBI?

The RBI issues and manages the Indian currency, regulates the banking system, and controls the monetary policy to maintain price stability and economic growth.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What does 'exchange rate' mean?

The exchange rate of a currency represents the value of one currency in terms of another.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is the risk of hacking in cryptocurrency?

Hacking refers to criminals stealing cryptocurrencies from digital wallets, which is increasingly common as cryptocurrencies gain popularity.

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Currency Exchange and Its Importance

What is 'cross currency triangulation'?

Cross currency triangulation is using a third currency to calculate the exchange rate between two other currencies.

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Demand and Supply of Money

How do income levels affect the demand for money?

As incomes rise, the demand for money typically increases since people have more transactions to make.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What is the broadest measure of money supply represented by M4?

M4 includes M3 plus total deposits with Post Office savings organizations, excluding National Savings Certificates.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is a characteristic of cryptocurrency transactions?

They are anonymous and recorded on a public ledger.

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Demand and Supply of Money

Which motive for holding money is primarily for handling unexpected expenses?

Precautionary Demand.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What factors contribute to the depreciation of a car's value?

Wear and tear, mileage, age, and market demand.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

How can depreciation affect the value of an asset?

Depreciation can show an asset losing value on paper, but some assets may actually increase in value over time.

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Monetary Policy and Central Banks

What is the tax rate on profits from cryptocurrencies in India as per the Union Budget of 2022?

30% tax on profit from cryptocurrencies.

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Blockchain Technology

What does transparency in blockchain technology mean?

It means that anyone can view the contents of the blockchain at any time.

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Basics of Cryptocurrency

What is a Network of Computers?

A group of interconnected computers that manage cryptocurrency.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What does residual value refer to?

The estimated value of the asset at the end of its useful life.

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Characteristics of Money

What does it mean for cryptocurrencies to have a limited supply?

There is a cap on the total number of coins that can ever exist.

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Characteristics of Money

What does 'portable' mean in relation to money?

Money is portable, as it allows individuals to carry and exchange it easily.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What are tangible assets?

Physical assets that can be depreciated.

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Depreciation and Asset Management

What are intangible assets?

Non-physical assets that can be amortized.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What is 'transaction demand' for money?

Transaction demand is the need for money to facilitate daily transactions.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What is 'speculative demand' for money?

Speculative demand is when individuals hold money as a form of investment, speculating that its value will increase in the future.

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Demand and Supply of Money

What is 'precautionary demand' for money?

Precautionary demand refers to holding money as a measure for unexpected expenses or emergencies.

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Demand and Supply of Money

How does government spending impact the supply of money?

When the government spends money, it injects more money into the economy, increasing the money supply.

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