A major player in the money market is the ______.

(a)

Commercial Bank

(b)

Reserve Bank of India

(c)

State Bank of India

(d)

Central Bank.

Debt Instruments are issued by Corporate Houses are raising short-term financial resources from the money market are called _____.

(a)

Treasury Bills

(b)

Commercial Paper

(c)

Certificate of Deposit

(d)

Government Securities

A marketable document of title to a time deposit for a specified period may be referred to as a _____

(a)

Treasury Bill

(b)

Certificate of Deposit

(c)

Commercial Bill

(d)

Government Securities

Government Securities are issued by agencies such as _________

(a)

Central Government

(b)

State Governments

(c)

Semi-government Authorities

(d)

All of the above

Which market deals with shares and debentures?

(a)

Money market

(b)

Capital market

(c)

Debt market

(d)

Primary market

Bills that are accompanied by documents of title to goods are called

(a)

Foreign bills

(b)

Indigeneous bills

(c)

Documentary bills

(d)

Demand bill

Certificate of deposits which are usually negotiable are issued by

(a)

banks

(b)

stock exchange

(c)

business corporations

(d)

financial market

Certificate of deposits which are usually negotiable are issued by

(a)

banks

(b)

financial market

(c)

stock exchange

(d)

business corporations

Treasury bills have high liquidity because of

(a)

extensive secondary markets

(b)

extensive primary markets

(c)

premium money markets

(d)

discounted money markets

_____ plays a significant role in the Indian Money market.

(a)

Treasury bills

(b)

Certificate of deposits

(c)

Government securities

(d)

None of these