Monetary Economics Flashcards

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Define Fiat Money

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Fiat Money - Fiat (Order) of the Government (or) Legal Tenders

(Eg) Paper Money

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Define Fiduciary Money

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Fiduciary Money - Accepted money on the basis of trust

(Eg) Loans, Cheques, Credit Cards, ….

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Define Commemorative Coin and which is the 1st Commemorative Coin?

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Commemorative Coin: Not used for exchange and given as a honor

1st Commemorative Coin issued (1964) in honor of Jawaharlal Nehru

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Quantitative Theory of Money
(Fisher’s Theory)

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MV = PT

M - Money Supply
V - Velocity of Money (Number of hands a ₹1 changes hand)
P - Price Level
T - Volume of Transaction

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Cambridge’s Approach (Cash Balances Approach)

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M = KPY

M - Money Supply
K - Money Demand
P - Price Level
Y - Production of Gs/Ss

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6
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Define CDR

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Cash to Deposit Ratio = C/D

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7
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Define RDR

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Reserve to Deposit Ratio = R/D

Reserve Money is distributed among SLR and CRR i.e. RDR = SLR + CRR

The remaining amount is used for lending and administrative purposes

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8
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Define Money Multiplier

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m = 1/Reserve Ratio

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9
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Increase/Decrease in Money Supply

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Δ MS = m*H

m - Money Multiplier
H - Money Injected

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10
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Relation of Money Supply with CRR, SLR, Repo Rate, Reverse Repo Rate, Standing Deposit Facility Rate, Marginal Standing Facility Rate

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Money Supply α 1/(Any) Rate

Rational: Basic logic that lower the interest rate higher is the lending i.e. increase in the money supply

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Quantitative controls used to curb or promote money supply

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  1. Liquidity Adjustment Facility - Injection/absorption of money
  2. LAF Corridor
    - Upper Bound: MSF Rate
    - Lower Bound: SDF Rate
    - Mid Bound: Policy Repo Rate
  3. Bank Rate
  4. Repo Rate (Deflationary Scenario)
  5. Reverse Repo Rate (Inflationary Scenario)
  6. CRR and SLR
  7. Open Market Operations
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12
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Qualitative controls used to curb or promote money supply

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  1. Imposing Margin Requirement -
    Loan = (100-x)(Security given by seeker)
    x = margin rate defined by RBI
  2. Rationing of Credit - Partiality towards a sector. Ex: Investing in Agriculture
  3. Selective Credit Control - Discriminatory Return on Investment
  4. Moral Suasion - Wide spread appeals and announcements that excessive expansionary (or) contraction of Bank credit may lead to evil consequences
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13
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Monetary Policy Committee consists of?

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  1. 6 - Members
    (3 - RBI + 3 Govt appointed)
  2. 3 - Members of RBI are Governor (Chairman), Deputy Governor, and Other officer of RBI
  3. Tenure of Appointed members - Non - Renewable 4 years
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14
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RBI shifted from Base Rate System to _______ System

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MCLR - Marginal Cost of funds based Lending Rate

Minimum interest rate defined by RBI on Banks, below which no bank shall lend loan

Brings transparency in methodology

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