In the context of behavioural economics, 'Default Effects' demonstrate that: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

In the context of behavioural economics, 'Default Effects' demonstrate that:
A. Only active choices matter
B. Defaults have no effect on behaviour
C. People always opt out of defaults
D. The option that is pre-selected for individuals has a disproportionately large influence on choices
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Default effects show that the pre-set option exerts a strong influence on behaviour; many people stick with the default even when opting out is easy, making defaults a powerful policy tool.

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In the context of monetary policy, 'Forward Guidance' refers to:
A. Communication by the central bank about the likely future path of policy rates
B. Only quantitative easing
C. Only changes in the current policy rate
D. Only reserve requirements

Correct Answer: Option A


Explanation:
Forward guidance is a policy tool in which the central bank communicates its intentions regarding the future path of the policy rate or other policy instruments in order to influence longer-term rates and expectations.

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Question #2
The 'Finance Bill' is a Money Bill and can be introduced only in:
A. joint session
B. Lok Sabha
C. Rajya Sabha
D. either House

Correct Answer: Option B


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Which of the following is a component of the Human Development Index?
A. Gender equality only
B. Only environmental sustainability
C. Only income inequality
D. Life expectancy, education and per capita income

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
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