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Loans offered by commercial banks  (increase/decrease) the money supply in the economy.

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Important Questions on Money and Banking

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In order to control the money supply in the economy, the Central Bank may _____.
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Cash deposits with the Commercial Banks are _____ (Primary/Secondary) Deposits.

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_____ bank has sole monopoly in issue of currency.
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_____and_____ currency notes of old Mahatma Gandhi series were banned as legal tender money on 8th November 2016.
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Bank money refers to the demand deposits created by _____.
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One rupee note and all coins are issued by the _____.
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Which of these is not a function of central bank? 
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Only _____ (gross/net) demand deposits are part of money supply.
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Primary Deposits + Secondary Deposits = _____ of the Commercial Banks.
 

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In the present COVID-19 times, many economists have raised their concerns that the Indian economy may have to face a deflationary situation, due to reduced economic activities in the country. Suppose you are a member of the high-powered committee constituted by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). You have suggested that as the supervisor of commercial banks, _____ (restriction/ release) of the money supply be ensured, by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). (Choose the correct alternative) 
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 Which of the following was not a feature of Demonetisation? 
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Which of the following is correct in reference to Reserve Bank of India?

 

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Demonetisation is viewed as a _____ measure.
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What items are not included in M1 measure of supply?
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The central bank act as _____ to both central and state government.
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Money Supply is a _____ concept as it is concerned with a particular point of time.
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Money supply refers to total volume of money held by _____ at a particular point of time in an economy.
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_____ is the agent and financial adviser to the Indian Government.

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_____  is the agent and adviser to the Government of India.
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Which of the following is not a benefit of demonetisation in India?