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Choose the right answer to the question: How are the Class 2 and Class 4 national insurance contributions paid?

The self-employed pay two different classes of National Insurance contributions - Class 2 and Class 4. Class 2 contributions are paid at a flat rate which for 2001-02 is £2.00 per week They are paid by those whose income exceeds a small earnings exception, currently £3,955 p.a. Class 4 contributions are payable by self-employed individuals whose profits exceed the lower profits limit

Choose the right answer to the question: How does the Bank of England maintain the integrity and the value of the currency?

The Bank pursues this core purpose through its decisions on interest rates; by participating in international discussions to promote the health of the world economy; by implementing monetary policy through its market operations and its dealings with the financial system; and by maintaining confidence in the note issue.

Choose the right answer to the question: How does the Bank of England maintain the stability of the financial system?

This the Bank seeks to achieve through monitoring developments in the financial system both at home and abroad; and through analysing the health of the domestic and international economy; through close co-operation with financial supervisors both domestically and internationally; and through promoting sound financial infrastructure including efficient payment and settlement arrangements.

Choose the right answer to the question: How does the bank of England ensure the effectiveness of the UK’s financial services?

It aims to achieve these goals through its expertise in the market place; by acting as a catalyst to collective action when market forces alone are deficient, by supporting the development of a financial infrastructure that furthers these goals; by advising government; and by encouraging Brittish interests through its contacts with financial authorities overseas.

Choose the right answer to the question: How does the bank of England influences the cost of money?

The Bank of England influences the cost of money by altering the short-term nominal interest rate.