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Items | Value as of December 2022 (billion taka) |
Currency in circulation | 2923.60 |
Currency in tills of DMBS | 241.80 |
Demand deposits | 1837.40 |
Other checkable deposits | 6.20 |
Time deposits | 13054.30 |
Money market mutual fund | 10.50 |
THE INSTITUTE OF BANKERS, BANGLADESH (IBB)
95th Banking Diploma Examination, 2022
Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy (PBE)
Subject Code: 104
Time—3 hours
Full marks—100
Pass marks—50
[N. B. The figures in the right margin indicate full marks. Answer any five questions.]
Marks
1. “Economics is a study of mankind in the ordinary business of life”. Explain this statement and state how the study of economics can help you as a banker.
2 (a) What is law of supply?
(b) Explain causes of change in supply.
(c) What is stock?
3. What is production function?
(b) Explain, the law of diminishing marginal productivity.
(c) What are exceptions of diminishing marginal productivity?
4. (a) What do you mean by perfect competition? What are its main characteristics?
(b) What is monopoly? How is it harmful for the consumers of a country like Bangladesh?
5 (a) What is inflation? How does it affect the common people?
(b) What are the measures the authorities can take to check inflation?
6. (a) Distinguish between Balance of Trade and Balance of Payments.
(b) How can the balance of payments of Bangladesh be improved?
7. (a) What is cost-benefit analysis?
(b) How can cost-benefit analysis help a businessman in Bangladesh to take correct decisions?
8. (a) “High unemployment is a curse for any country”—Explain the statement with reference to Bangladesh.
(b) How can unemployment be reduced with effective steps? Explain.
9. “The Padma bridge is connecting bridge of north-south development linkage of Bangladesh economy.”—Explain.
10. Write short notes on any four of the following:
(a) Money Multiplier
(b) SMES in Bangladesh
(c) Reserve Money
(d) Disguised Unemployment
(e) Monetary Policy
(f) Oligopoly.
92nd JAIBB Laws & Practices of Banking Question 2021
The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB)
Group A
MarksGroup B
- (a) A majority of the joint account holders
- (b) Any member of the joint account holders
- (c) All the joint account holders
[N.B.—The figures in the right margin indicate full marks. Answer any five questions in English.]
1. Certain cardinal principles should be maintained in business communications such as politeness in expression, correctness of information, proper etiquette, moderate persuasion etc.—Amplify the idea.
2. Draft a persuasive letter from a customer to his banker requesting for lowering the rate of L/C margin from 15% to 5°/o to ease the import of raw materials for his manufacturing industry. Give
genuine reasons for such a temporary concession.
3. (a) Discuss the necessity of ‘security’ while sanctioning a bank loan.
(b) Write to a valued customer that the car loan he has applied for cannot be sanctioned owing to insufficiency of security.
4.(a) Discuss the different forms of computer based business communication.
(b) What are the advantages of such communications?
5. Business communications in the financial institutions and banks are generally performed in the forms of letters, circular letters, advertisements and letters of credit : Describe each of them briefly.
6. On request from a prospective investor write to him detailing the schemes that are in vogue in your bank which may be attractive to him.
7. Prepare an imaginary telephonic conversation between the bank manager, and a defaulter loanee with suggestions from both sides so that the difficulty may be overcome for mutual benefits.
8. (a) What do you mean by ‘feasibility report’ of a project?
(b) Draft a letter to a customer suggesting measures for improving the project profile to make it eligible for bank loan.
9. (a) Point out the points of difference between personal communication and business communication.
(b) Draft a personal letter with a slight hints of business proposition.
10. Write notes on any four of the following: 5x4 = 20
(a) Agenda of the meeting
(b) Commercial advertisements
(c) Mass communication
(d) Single-digit interest rate
(e) Graphical presentation
(f) Spoken communication
JAIBB Banking Diploma Examination question of different years by Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB)
2. Business Communication in Financial Institutions (BCFI )
3. Organization and Management
4. Laws and Practice of General Banking(LPGB)
5. Governance in Financial Institutions (GFI)
6. Monetary and Financial System (MAFS)
92nd JAIBB Question 2021
1. Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy
2. Business communication
3. Organization and Management
4. Laws and Practice of Banking
5. Accounting For Financial Services
6. Marketing of Financial Services
November 2019
1. Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy
2. Business communication
3. Organization and Management
4. Laws and Practice of Banking
5. Accounting For Financial Services
6. Marketing of Financial Services
July 2019
1. Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy2. Business communication
3. Organization and Management
4. Laws and Practice of Banking
5. Accounting For Financial Services
6. Marketing of Financial Services
December 2018
1. Principles of Economics and Bangladesh Economy2. Business communication
3. Organization and Management
4. Laws and Practice of Banking
5. Accounting For Financial Services
6. Marketing of Financial Services
1.(a) Economics is the study of mankind in the ordinary business of life.” Discuss the statement.
(b) State the relationship of economics with statistics and political science.
2 (a) Explain the main features of the markets under monopoly and oligopoly.
(b) There is no supply curve in monopoly.- Explain.
3. (a) State why a demand curve generally slopes downward to the right.
(b) What are the exceptions to the law of demand’?
4. (a) What is meant by the price elasticity of demand and what are its determinants’?
(b) Identify the price elasticity of demand for each of the following commodities. state reasons for your answer : salt. cigarette, life - saving drugs. rice and television.
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