Money, Business & Economics Quizzes
2 free quizzes to play — pick one below.
Name the economist, landmark work, school of thought or big idea from a description.
Name the core economic concept, measure, policy tool, market structure or system from a description.
About Money, Business & Economics Quizzes
Money, Business and Economics is a SuperCategory about how wealth is created, measured, moved and managed: the ideas of economics, the firms and entrepreneurs that shape commerce, the world of currencies and markets, and the language of finance. Its quizzes run from the basics of supply, demand and inflation through the great economists, famous companies and business leaders, money and cryptocurrencies, market bubbles and crashes, world trade and its institutions, and the everyday jargon of the boardroom.
Every question describes a concept, a company, a person, a currency, an event or a term and asks you to name it from four choices of the same kind, then explains it in a short paragraph. Indian business and finance, the Tata and Reliance houses, the 1991 liberalisation, the rupee, the Bombay exchange and digital payments, are given full weight alongside the American, European and East Asian material.
The planned quizzes are Economics Fundamentals, Economists and Economic Thought, Companies and Brands, Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders, Money and Currencies and Crypto, Markets and Bubbles and Crashes, Trade and Globalisation and Institutions, and Business Concepts and Jargon. Together they range from the price of a loaf of bread to the price of a government bond, from Adam Smith to the founders of the great modern firms, and from the gold standard to digital wallets.
The aim is a grounding a general reader can carry into a newspaper's business pages: not textbook rigour, but the vocabulary, the people and the landmark events, each explained plainly and checked against standard reference works.