In India, the central bank’s function as the ‘lender of last resort’ usually refers to which of the following?
1. Lending to trade and industry bodies when they fail to borrow from other sources 2. Providing liquidity to the...
Read More1. Lending to trade and industry bodies when they fail to borrow from other sources 2. Providing liquidity to the...
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Read More(a) Increase in the cash reserve ratio in the banks (b) Increase in the Statutory Liquidity Ratio in the banks ...
Read More(a) Repayment of public debt (b) Borrowing from the public to finance a budget deficit (c) Borrowing from the banks...
Read More(a) Diversion of resources to the purchase of real estate and investment in luxury housing (b) Investment in unproductive activities...
Read MoreConsider the following statements: The effect of devaluation of a currency is that it necessarily 1. Improves the competitiveness of...
Read MoreConsider the following: 1. Foreign currency convertible bonds. 2. Foreign institutional investment with certain conditions 3. Global depository receipts 4....
Read More1. Actions of the United States Federal Reserve 2. Actions of the Reserve Bank of India 3. Inflation and short-term...
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