8th Standard Social Science - Economics - Money, Savings and Investment
Social Science Economics Notes
(b) Silver
(c) Bronze
(d) All the above
Answer: (d) All the above
(b) Amartya Sen
(c) Abijith Banerjee
(d) None of these
Answer: (a) Udayakumar
(b) External value of money
(c) Both a & b
(d) None of these
Answer: (c) Both a & b
(b) Draft
(c) Credit and Debit Cards
(d) All the above
Answer: (a) Cheque
(b) Bonds
(c) Mutual Fund
(d) Pay Tax
Answer: (d) Pay Tax
(b) Hoarders
(c) Smugglers
(d) All of the Above
Answer: (d) All of the Above
2. Money is what money does.
3. Electronic Banking is also known as National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT).
4. Credit cards and Debit cards are Plastic money.
5. Reserve Bank of India was established in 1935.
| Column A | Column B |
|---|---|
| Barter System | Exchanged Goods for Goods |
| Reserve Bank Act | 1935 |
| E-Money | Electronic Money |
| Savings | Consumer's Disposable Income |
| Black Money | Tax Evaders |
II. No difficulties of storing wealth
III. Common measure of value
IV. Indivisibility of commodities
(a) I and II is correct
(b) I and IV is correct
(c) I, III and IV is correct
(d) All are correct
Answer: (c) I, III and IV is correct
(b) Barter System
(c) Debit Card
(d) Online Banking
Answer: (b) Barter System
(b) Undermining Equity
(c) No Effects on Production
(d) Lavish Consumption Spending
Answer: (c) No Effects on Production
Money, Savings and Investment
Social Science - Economics Notes
- Exchange of goods for goods.
- No money is used.
- Used in ancient times.
- Plastic Money.
- Electronic Money (E-Money).
- Transfers money through electronic systems.
- No need for cash.
- Uses NEFT and online banking.
- Exists in computer systems.
- Used for electronic transactions.
- Enables quick payments.
- Purchasing power of money.
- Measures buying capacity.
- Depends on prices.
- Income not spent on consumption.
- Kept for future needs.
- Money invested in assets.
- Earns future returns.
- Unaccounted and illegal income.
- Not reported to authorities.
- Avoids tax payments.
- Creates dual economy.
- Causes tax revenue loss.
- Increases rich-poor gap.
- No double coincidence of wants.
- No common value measure.
- Goods cannot be divided easily.
- Difficult to store wealth.
- Trade becomes inconvenient.
- Exchange takes more time.
- Commodity money used first.
- Metallic money replaced commodities.
- Paper money became popular.
- Banks introduced credit money.
- Cheques eased transactions.
- Near money developed later.
- Medium of exchange.
- Measure of value.
- Standard of deferred payments.
- Store of purchasing power.
- Transfer of value easily.
- Basis of credit creation.
- Increases capital productivity.
- Measures national income.
- Student accounts for young learners.
- Savings deposits earn interest.
- Current accounts for businesses.
- Allows frequent transactions.
- Fixed deposits give steady returns.
- Fixed period ensures safety.