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Subject: Economics, asked on 23/2/14

what is bank rate policy? and its effect on credit creation by commercial banks

Subject: Economics, asked on 21/12/12

plzz explain credit creation with a example

and what is liquidity trap ?

speculative and transactive demand of money ?

Subject: Economics, asked on 19/2/15

what is national saving certificates? why is it not included while measuring money supply?

Subject: Economics, asked on 28/9/13

is SLR and LRR one and the same thing..

if no what is the difference??

Subject: Economics, asked on 5/11/15

in the book it is clearly said crr and SLR r not the components of lrr then why a expert answered the same that SLR and crr r the components of lrr

Subject: Economics, asked on 6/10/13

explain the process of money creation by the commercial banks with the help of a numerical example. (6)

Subject: Economics, asked on 14/3/13

explain the working of money multiplier with the help of numerical example.assume that LLR is 25%

Subject: Economics, asked on 24/3/14

why the value of dollar is too high in comparison to ur indian currency

Subject: Economics, asked on 19/3/13

Explain the evolution of money

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Subject: Economics, asked on 4/6/15

define cc economy

Subject: Economics, asked on 16/3/16

Difference between representative full bodied money and credit money?

Subject: Economics, asked on 25/3/14

give 3 points of difference between CRR SLR

Subject: Economics, asked on 23/9/14

what is inter bank claims?

Subject: Economics, asked on 30/3/16

In Credit creation,the formula for estimation of credit is 1/RR*CR.If CR are 10,000 and RR is 10%,then the estimated credit created would be 1,00,000.My doubt is that,let the bank get deposits of 10,000 from public.It would make a RR of 1000.Then the available balance[9,000] only could be given as loans by the bank na,how can it give a loan amount of 1,00,000 when the available money is 10,000 which too would be given to RBI as reserve as in this case.Plz help me fast friendz.

Subject: Economics, asked on 29/11/14

. However, the currency issued by the central bank is its monetary liability. In other words, the central bank is obliged to back the currency issued by it by assets of equal value such as gold coins andbullions,foreign exchange.what does this mean?

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