5-question demo · Andhra Pradesh Grameena Vikas Bank - MAINS - General and Financial Awareness
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Question 1 of 5
The chairman of the Central Board of RBI is
AGovernor
BDeputy Governor
CFinance Minister, Govt. of India
DPrime Minister
Why: The Central Board of Directors of the RBI is headed by the Governor, who serves as the chairman. This is a key structural feature of the RBI's governance, ensuring centralized leadership in policy-making and oversight.
Question 2 of 5
Which of the following is true about the functions performed by RBI? (i) It is the Bank of Issue (ii) It acts as banker to the Government (iii) It is the banker of other banks (iv) It regulates the flow of credit
ABoth (i) and (ii)
BBoth (iii) and (iv)
CAll the Above
DNone of the above
Why: All four statements are correct functions of the RBI. As the Bank of Issue, it issues currency; it acts as banker to the government by managing public accounts; it serves as banker to other banks through clearing and settlement; and it regulates credit flow via monetary policy tools.
Question 3 of 5
To control inflation and tackle the problem of exchange liquidity due to foreign exchange inflows, the RBI
ASells government securities
BPurchase securities
CDecrease bank rate
DRaise interest rate
Why: Selling government securities in open market operations absorbs excess liquidity from the system, helping control inflation caused by foreign exchange inflows. This is a standard tool used by RBI for monetary management.
Question 4 of 5
RBI regulates which type of financial institutions?
AAll banks
BOnly commercial banks
COnly cooperative banks
DOnly foreign banks
Why: RBI regulates all banks including commercial, cooperative, regional rural, and payment banks as part of its supervisory functions to ensure stability in the banking system.
Question 5 of 5
The preamble of the RBI does not include which of the following basic functions of the bank?
ATo regulate the issue of Banknotes and keeping of reserves
BTo have a modern monetary policy framework
CTo operate the currency and financial market system of the country to its advantage
DTo maintain price stability
Why: The RBI preamble focuses on regulating banknotes, reserves for monetary stability, modern monetary policy, and price stability while promoting growth. Operating the financial market system 'to its advantage' is not explicitly stated.