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When interest rate is higher than equilibrium rate of borrowing loanable funds then financial system has
A short-term funds
B long-term funds
C surplus of funds
D deficit of funds
Markets in which funds are transferred from those who have excess funds available to those who have a shortage of available funds are called.
A commodity markets
B fund-available markets
C derivative exchange markets
D financial markets
Funds demand which is pushed by users of funds in financial markets are classified as
A supply of loan-able funds
B demand of loan-able funds
C compounded funds
D savings funds
Type of financial markets in which corporations issues new funds to raise funds is classified as
A flow market
B primary markets
C secondary markets
D funding markets
Minimum loanable fund required to get registration for MFIs in Bangladesh according to MRA law:
A 40 lakh
Arman wanted to have Tk. 39,200 as interest after 5 years. He has invested an amount in an account for 1 year at 8% interest rate. From the 2nd year, he invested the principal amount in another account offering 10% interest for 3 years. At the beginning of the fifth year he invested the Principal amount in another account at the rate of 11%. What was the principal amount? (assume simple interest rate)
A Tk. 50,000
B Tk. 80,000
C Tk. 70,000
D Tk. 90,000
E None of them
What is defined as a financial security note issued by business or corporation and by the government as a means of borrowing long-term fund?
A T-bills
B Securities
C Bond
D Bank notes
The interest rate charged for inter-bank borrowing is called :
A Call money rate
B Bank rate
C Prime rate
D Floating rate
L is older than M and taller than N. O is younger than P, older than N and shorter than Q. R is older than S, younger than N, shorter than S and taller than Q. S is older than L, M, O, P, Q, R and S is necessarily false?
A O is the shortest of the group.
B N is the second tallest of the group.
C L is the tallest of the group.
D Q is the third oldest of the group.
Kalam has invested a part of 10,000 Taka in an account that pays 6% simple interest rate each year and rest of the money in another account that pays 8% simple interest per year. If he has invested the money for 18 months and he has invested the money for 18 months and he earns a total of 1,020 Taka as interest, what is the difference in the amount of the interest earned on both the accounts?
A 40 Taka
B 60 Taka
C 100 Taka
D 120 Taka

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