1. What is the theory according to which some investors will buy stock even if it is over-valued, on the conviction that there will be someone else who will buy the stock from them at higher prices?

2. This term, used in economics and finance, refers to the method of persuasion employed by the Central Bank to control credit expansion by the commercial banks. What term?

3. What is the name given to a short-term loan given to a borrower to cover temporary funds shortage?

4. In economics, what is the Bracket Creep?

5. This 'valuable animal' is a profitable business which generates regular cash flow due to sustained popularity or demand for its products. What is it?

6. What is the term given to the short-term funds which move quickly into or out of a country, usually in anticipation of exchange rate fluctuations or interest rate changes?

7. What is a mutual fund which does not make investments in certain areas like liquor which are disapproved by many investors called?

8. What is a bond denominated in a currency different from that of the country in which it is sold called?

9. What is the over-the-counter market which connects dealers across the US through a network of computers and other electronic equipment called?

10. This organisation was the forerunner of the UNO. Which?