Important Matching Type MCQs of Balance of Payments Class 12

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We have compiled a list of very important Matching Type multiple choice questions with answers of the Balance of payments chapter of economics class 12

Matching Types Multiple Choice Questions of Balance of Payments with answers of Economics Class 12

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Identify the correct pair from Column I and Column II and choose the correct alternative:

Column – IColumn – II
A – Balance of Payments(i) It is a record of inflows and outflow of foreign exchange.
B – Capital Account of BoP(ii) It records the transactions related to income and
expenditure
C – Autonomous transactions(iii) They are also known as ‘below the line’ items in BoP.
D – Balance of Trade(iv) If refers to the sum of export of goods and import
of goods during the given year.

a) A – (i)
b) B – (ii)
c) C – (iii)
d) d – (iv)

Ans – a)

Match the following items from Column I with Column II and choose the correct alternative:

Column – IColumn – II
A – BoP(i) Demand of Forex
B – BoT(ii) Visible, invisible, transfers
C – Unilateral Transfers(iii) Total receipts and payments
D – Current Account(iv) One-way transfers

Option

a) A – (i)
b) c – (iv), D – (ii)
c) C – (iii)
d) D – (iv)

Ans – b)

Match the items from Column I to Column II and choose the correct alternative:

Column – IColumn – II
A – Current Account Surplus(i) Receipts of foreign exchange on financial capital nature transactions > Payments of foreign exchange on financial capital nature transactions
B – Current Account deficit (ii) Receipts of foreign exchange on financial capital nature transactions < Payments of foreign exchange on financial capital nature transactions
C – capital Account Deficit(iii) Receipts of foreign exchange on recurring nature transactions < Payments of foreign exchange on recurring nature transactions
D – Capital Account surplus(iv) Receipts of foreign exchange on recurring nature transactions > Payments of foreign exchange on recurring nature transactions

Options

a) B – (ii)
b) A – (iv), B – (iii), C – (ii), D – (i)
c) D – (iii)
D) C – (i)

Ans – b)

Identify the correct pair from Column – I and Column – II and choose the correct alternative:

Column – IColumn – II
A – Autonomous Transactions(i) A situation when the value of imports of goods is greater than the export of goods
B – Current Account of the BoP(ii) are dependent on other transactions
C – Fixed Exchange Rate(iii) is fixed by the government
D – Trade Surplus(iv) Records changes in foreign investments

Options

a) A – (i)
b) B – (ii)
c) C – (iii)
d) D – (iv)

Ans – c)

Match the following Column I and Column II and choose the correct alternative:

Column – IColumn – II
A – Trade Deficit(i) Cause of BoP imbalance
B – Merchandise(ii) Export of goods < imports of goods
C – Autonomous items(iii) Foreign institutional investment
D – Portfolio investment(iv) Export and import of goods

Options

a) A – (i), B – (iii), C – (iv), D – (ii)
b) A – (ii), B – (iv), C – (i), D – (iii)
c) A – (iv), B – (iii), C – (i), D – (ii)
d) A – (i), B – (ii), C – (iv), D – (iii)

Ans – b)

Match the following column I and Column II and choose the correct alternative:

Column – IColumn – II
A – Purchase of land in England(i) Current Account
B – Shipping services(ii) Export of visibles
C – Export of Tea(iii) Demand of Forex
D – Import of LCD screen from Malaysia(iv) Export of invisibles

Options

a) A – (i), B – (ii), C – (iv), D – (ii)
b) A – (ii), B – (iv), C – (i), D – (iii)
c) A – (iii), B – (iv), C – (ii), D – (i)
d) A – (i), B – (ii), C – (iv), D – (iii)

Ans – c)

From the following set of statements given in Column I and Column II, Select the correct pair of statements:

Column – IColumn – II
A) Borrowings from the World Banki) Current Account
B) Banking service to NRIii) Visible item
C) Deficit in BoPiii) Autonomous Receipts < Autonomous Payments
D) Balance of Tradeiv) Difference between exports and imports of goods and services

options

a) A – ii)
b) C – iii)
c) B – (i)
d) D – iv)

Ans – b)

From the set of statements given in Column I and Column II, choose the correct pair of statements:

Column – IColumn – II
a) Export of software to Francei) Debit side of current account
b) Import of Machinery from Chinaii) Capital Account of Balance of Payments
c) Remittances to relative staying abroadiii) Debit side of Current Account of Balance of Payments
d) Investment by Apple phones firm in Indiaiv) Credit side of Current Account of Balance of Payments

Options

a) A – i)
b) B – ii)
c) C – iii)
d) D – iv)

Ans – c)

Match the statements given under A with the correct options given under B.

Column (A)Column (B)
i) Balance of TradeA. Includes only visible items
B. Includes both visible and invisible items

Option

a) i) – A
b) i) – B

Ans – a)

Match the statements given under A with the correct options given under B.

Column (A)Column (B)
i) Current AccountA. Change in Foreign Exchange Reserves
ii) Capital AccountB. Export and import of services

Option

a) i) – A
b) i) – B
c) i) – b, ii) – a
d) ii) – b

Ans – c)

Match the statements given under A with the correct options given under B.

Column – IColumn – II
i) Balance of TradeA) Borrowings and lendings to and from abroad
ii) Surplus of BoPB) Accommodating items
iii) Capital AccountC) Unrequited Transfers
iv) Credit sideD) Difference between exports and imports of goods
v) Below the line itemsE) When autonomous receipts are more than the autonomous payments
vi) One-way transactionsF) All inflows of foreign exchange

Option

A) i) – C
b) v) – a
c) vi) b
d) i) – d, ii) – e, iii) – a, iv) – f, v) – b, vi) – c

Ans – d)

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