Who regulates the money supply in India?
Who regulates the money supply in India? Reserve Bank of India
Who regulates the money supply in India? Reserve Bank of India
Which one of these is a limitation of the barter exchange? ans. lack of double coincidence of wants lack of store of value , lack of a common measure of value
Money Supply refers to money held by the public at a particular point in time
Money Supply refers to Total volume of money held by the public at a particular point in time
High powered Money consists of Currency held by the public and cash reserves with banks
What items are not included in the Money supply measure? inter-bank deposits
With lowering margin requirements by the Central bank, the borrowing capacity of the borrowers Rises
Raising Reverse Repo Rate by the central bank is likely to have the following impact on demand for goods and services in the economy fall
Lowering of CRR by the central bank has the following impact on the credit creation capacity of the commercial banks Positive
When the central bank sells securities in the market, the credit creation capacity of the commercial banks is likely to Fall
How much money are banks able to create is determined by Initial deposits, SLR, CRR
Creation of money by commercial banks refers to Creation of bank deposits
Which of the following makes a financial institution a bank? Accepting demand deposits
please note bank functions as an agent or agency when it buys or sells securities on behalf of the customer or collects and makes payment on behalf of the customer