Unit 5: Money, Banking, and Macroeconomic Aggregates18MSS101T

Money: Functions, Evolution, and Quantity Theory

Curriculum and historical examination lineage for Money: Functions, Evolution, and Quantity Theory under Unit 5 (Money, Banking, and Macroeconomic Aggregates) of Fundamental Of Economics (FOE) (18MSS101T) at SRMIST.

Appearances
2
Cataloged Exam Questions
Exam Papers
2
Distinct University Exams
Question Families
2
Recurring Conceptual Archetypes
SRMIST Status
Active
Regulation 2021 Syllabus
Assessment Cycle Weightage

Historical appearance distribution across SRMIST Formative Tests (CT1, CT2) and University End Semester examinations.

CT1
0
Cycle Test 1
CT2
0
Cycle Test 2
EndSem
2
Semester Exam
Marks Weightage Distribution

Factual marks weightage of questions asked on this topic in historical examinations.

1 Marks:1 questions
8 Marks:1 questions
Recurring Question Families (2)

Question templates that recur across multiple examination cycles with similar conceptual stems.

singleton1 paper appearance

“When the supply for money increases and the demand for money reduces, there will be (A) A fall in...”

singleton1 paper appearance

“Examine the influence of money supply towards Indian economy.”

Sample Past Exam Questions

Representative historical questions extracted directly from SRMIST examination papers.

When the supply for money increases and the demand for money reduces, there will be (A) A fall in level of prices (B) A decrease in the rate of interest (C) An increase in the...

Year: 2023•Assessment: EndSem
1 Marks

Examine the influence of money supply towards Indian economy.

Year: 2024•Assessment: EndSem
8 Marks
Historical Papers Indexed (2)

Examinations where questions for Money: Functions, Evolution, and Quantity Theory have appeared.

PYQ May 2023
2023EndSem
PYQ May 2024
2024EndSem
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