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What is the primary purpose of issuing development stocks?
What is the primary purpose of issuing development stocks?
- To finance government expenditure
- To finance development projects or plans (correct)
- To manage budget surpluses
- To control domestic inflation rates
Who are the principal investors in development stocks?
Who are the principal investors in development stocks?
- Individual investors and hedge funds
- Foreign investors and multinational corporations
- Insurance companies, commercial banks, and Central Bank (correct)
- Government agencies and non-profit organizations
What is the primary source of repayment for revenue bonds?
What is the primary source of repayment for revenue bonds?
- Revenue generated from the project being financed (correct)
- Government budget allocations
- Donations from private organizations
- Tax revenues
What is a major cause of the rapid increase in domestic debt?
What is a major cause of the rapid increase in domestic debt?
What is a common use of government stocks?
What is a common use of government stocks?
Which of the following is a characteristic of development stocks?
Which of the following is a characteristic of development stocks?
What has become a rare phenomenon in recent times due to increasing public expenditure?
What has become a rare phenomenon in recent times due to increasing public expenditure?
How does the government redeem debt?
How does the government redeem debt?
What type of internal public debt is contracted through financial instruments?
What type of internal public debt is contracted through financial instruments?
What is the purpose of government borrowing from the economy?
What is the purpose of government borrowing from the economy?
What is reflected in the rapid increase in domestic debts?
What is reflected in the rapid increase in domestic debts?
What arises when payments to contractors and suppliers are delayed or remain unpaid by the government due to lack of funds?
What arises when payments to contractors and suppliers are delayed or remain unpaid by the government due to lack of funds?
What happens when a government's revenue exceeds its spending in a financial year?
What happens when a government's revenue exceeds its spending in a financial year?
What is one of the objectives of public debt in relation to economic conditions?
What is one of the objectives of public debt in relation to economic conditions?
What is deficit financing used for?
What is deficit financing used for?
What is one of the sources of public debt?
What is one of the sources of public debt?
What is one of the objectives of public debt in relation to economic development?
What is one of the objectives of public debt in relation to economic development?
What is one of the areas where public debt can be used?
What is one of the areas where public debt can be used?
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