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- Q1What is a key external political factor that affects financial services providers?Changes in consumer preferencesIncreased competition from startupsTechnological advancementsPolitical instability causing market uncertainty30s
- Q2How often does a general election usually occur in the UK?Every five yearsEvery four yearsEvery six yearsEvery two years30s
- Q3What is the primary role of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)?To manage public spendingTo control inflationTo generate tax revenueTo regulate financial product offerings30s
- Q4What is the target inflation rate set by the government for the Bank of England?4%2%3%1%30s
- Q5Which government action can directly lead to changes in demand for financial services due to increased consumer costs?Regulating loan termsChange in taxation policiesChanges in banking technologyIntroducing new financial products30s
- Q6What relationship does an increase in Bank rate have on savers and borrowers?Neither savers nor borrowers are affectedSavers are charged more and borrowers receive lessBoth become less affordableSavers receive more income and borrowers are charged more30s
- Q7What event could lead to increased demand for financial services due to heightened confidence in the economy?Increased taxationA newly elected governmentA global financial crisisImplementation of new legislation30s
- Q8What is the effect of high inflation on savers according to the text?Savers withdraw all their fundsSavers seek higher returns through investment productsSavers invest in safe bonds onlySavers reduce their savings30s
- Q9Which regulatory body is responsible for ensuring financial stability in the UK?The Financial Policy CommitteeThe Financial Conduct AuthorityThe Prudential Regulation AuthorityThe Bank of England30s
- Q10How do fiscal policies affect financial services providers?They dictate loan approval processesThey influence consumer spending behaviorThey regulate interest rates directlyThey allow increased competition30s