Cambridge International (CAIE) · 9 The macroeconomy (A Level) · 9.4 Money and banking
Cambridge International (CAIE) Economics past paper questions: Money and banking
Every Cambridge International (CAIE) question on Money and banking from 2023 to 2025: 11 multiple choice questions. It covers 11.2 Exchange rates. Each question links to its paper, mark scheme and examiner report.
Multiple choice questions
- A-level Paper 3, November 2025, Q13
What is likely to reduce the domestic money supply?
- A-level Paper 3, November 2025, Q16
In these four diagrams, the money supply in an economy is initially at MS1 and the demand for money is initially at LP1. Which diagram shows the effect of a policy of quantitative easing on the rate of interest?
- A-level Paper 3, November 2025, Q19
What would cause an individual’s demand curve for an active money balance to move to the left?
- A-level Paper 3, June 2025, Q23
The central bank of a country decreases interest rates. What are the likely consequences?
- A-level Paper 3, March 2025, Q17
In the quantity theory of money equation, MV = PT, V is defined as the income velocity of circulation. Which change would tend to reduce the value of V?
- A-level Paper 3, March 2025, Q20
If prices increase in country X but stay the same in country Y, what will be the most likely impact on the internal and external value of money in country X?
- A-level Paper 3, November 2024, Q16
When buying a car, Salma agrees to pay half of the cost now and the other half in six months time. Which function of money does this illustrate?
- A-level Paper 3, June 2024, Q16
What is not a function of a commercial bank?
- A-level Paper 3, June 2024, Q21
Which row correctly identifies the characteristics of an economy experiencing the liquidity trap?
- A-level Paper 3, March 2024, Q16
Which change is likely to result in a decrease in the demand for money?
- A-level Paper 3, March 2023, Q18
Which statement applies to a central bank and to a commercial bank?
Question text is quoted from the question papers, © Cambridge University Press & Assessment (UCLES), for students’ private study. Open the official papers and mark schemes from the links on each question. Examiner insights are written with AI assistance and moderated by Finn.