TEST ECO4ESO 306 - Created by Antonio Ginés

In which communities did the first jobs such as pottery or metallurgy mainly appear?
1. In the first sedentary communities of human beings
2. In the first nomadic communities of human beings
3. The other answers are correct
According to the notes, in which native people did they exchange their products in markets?
1. In North America
2. In Latin America
3. In Asia
What have civilizations adopted as money?
1. Other metals
2. The other answers are correct
3. Gold or silver
What does it mean that the money in the first phase had an intrinsic value?
1. The other answers are correct
2. That the metal that made up the coins had a value much lower than the nominal value of the coin
3. That gold and silver themselves had a value, and that is why were exchanges
What happened between the two World Wars?
1. That there was a bimetallic pattern
2. That the Gold Standard was adopted
3. That the countries tried to return to the Gold Standard bud they couldn't
At what rate could US dollars be converted to gold for foreign governments under the Bretton Woods Agreements?
1. At $35 per ounce
2. At $50 per ounce
3. At $100 per ounce
In which month of 1971 was the conversion of the dollar to gold unilaterally suspended?
1. In December
2. In April
3. In March
Why do the monetary authorities and central banks of developed countries intervene in the foreign exchange market?
1. To maintain long-term price stability
2. To maintain short-term price stability
3. To maintain medium-term price stability
What microestates use the euro as their official currency?
1. San Marino and Andorra
2. Vatican City and Monaco
3. The other answers are correct
What is called the monetary base?
1. M0
2. M1
3. M2
What time deposits are included in M2?
1. Those up to three years
2. Those of up to two years
3. Those of up to one year
What the functions of money are?
1. Medium of exchange, wealth and heterogeneous
2. Medimum of exchange, unit of account and store of value
3. Medium of exchange, divisible and homogeneous
What characteristic does a good have in which each unit or piece is perceived as equivalent to any other?
1. It's constant
2. It's heterogeneous
3. It's homogeneous
What are the cards that are used for small purchases and that aren't associated with any account?
1. The other answers are correct
2. Electronic money or electronic wallet
3. Smart cards or chip cards
In which deposits can customers use their money at any time?
1. In term deposits
2. In demand deposits
3. The other answers are correct
What is the name of the document by which a customer orders his bank to pay a certain amount, from his current account, to another person?
1. Invoice
2. Check
3. Promissory note
In which bank cards can the customer withdraw the money that is in his account and a greater amount than his bank allows?
1. The other answers are correct
2. In debit cards
3. In credit cards
How long are the State Bonds?
1. At three or five years
2. At one, three or five years
3. At one, three, five or seven years
What is the name of the voluntary system to receive financial benefits for retirement, survival, permanent disability, dependency and death that complement that of Social Security?
1. Saving insurance
2. Pension plan
3. The other answers are correct
What is electronic banking?
1. It's the bank that work with electricity
2. It's the bank of the electric companies
3. It's Internet banking
What kind of pure risk is it to have a disease?
1. Personal
2. Patrimonial
3. Real
What kind of risk do we assume when we buy and ONCE coupon?
1. Pure
2. Speculative
3. Patrimonial
What reaction to risk does a person who wants to take risks have?
1. Neutrality
2. Antipathy
3. Sympathy
What kind of risk cost is that nobody wants to cultivate because hail can fall and destroy everything, so the entire population will be harmed since there will not be enough food for all people?
1. Social
2. Individual
3. The other answers are correct
What technique to face the risk would be adopting a company that creates a fund to cover possible losses?
1. Avoid risk
2. Absorb risks
3. Prevent risk