A. domestic market is stagnant
B. domestic market is not stagnant
C. global market is stagnant
D. global market is not stagnant
Related Mcqs:
- The funds demand which is pushed by users of funds in the financial markets are classified as _________?
A. supply of loan-able funds
B. demand of loan-able funds
C. compounded funds
D. savings funds - The curve representing demand of the funds shifts to the left if economic growth in ___________?
A. global market is stagnant
B. global market is not stagnant
C. domestic market is stagnant
D. domestic market is not stagnant - To create the situation with no shortage of funds, the relationship between funds supplied and the funds demanded must have __________?
A. Two way relationship
B. One way relationship
C. direct relationship
D. inverse relationship - According to demand for funds curve, the demand curve shifts down and to the left if there is a decrease in _____________?
A. equilibrium supply
B. equilibrium savings
C. equilibrium demand
D. equilibrium interest rate - The funds provided by the suppliers of the funds in the financial markets are classified as ____________?
A. compounded funds
B. savings funds
C. supply of loan-able funds
D. demand of loan-able funds - According to demand for funds curve, the demand curve shifts to right if there is an increase in __________?
A. equilibrium demand
B. equilibrium interest rate
C. equilibrium supply
D. equilibrium savings - The suppliers, funds consumers, foreign and government intervening intermediaries are classified as participants of ____________?
A. financial markets
B. setting interest arte
C. setting compounding rate
D. setting savings rate - If the demand of loanable demands increases then the borrowing cost of funds is ___________?
A. higher
B. zero
C. upside
D. lower - If the demand of loanable demands decrease then the borrowing cost of funds is ________?
A. upside
B. lower
C. higher
D. zero - When interest rate is lower than equilibrium rate of borrowing loanable funds, then the financial system has _________?
A. surplus of funds
B. deficit of funds
C. short-term funds
D. long-term funds
