Tools of monetary policy to PSL Flashcards
1) The 3 motives for preference for liquidity?
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2) How current account works? The 3 Os?
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3) What is the one asset of any bank?
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4) What are the 3 time liabilities of a bank?
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5) Current Account, Savings account, Demand drafts are obviously demand liabilities. What are the other 2 less obvious demand liabilities?
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6) What is Narrow money?
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7) What is broad money?
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8) What is aggregate money?
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9) What is difference between G-secs and T-bills?
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10) The 3 agencies that buy G-secs and T-bills?
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11) If buyers are not found for Government Securities, who buys them?
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12) Who circulates the coins and 1Rs Notes issued by Government
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13) Why is M1-M4 greater than M0?
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14) What is the liability of RBI In one line?
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15) What is both a liability and an asset for RBI?
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16) Apart from Rupee coins, what are the 3 assets of the issue department of RBI?. Hint:- CBS
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17) What is the one rule that RBI must follow while issuing currency?
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18) Are repo deposits an asset or a liability of the RBI?
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19) Coins and currency in circulation are obviously with public. What part of bank’s money is considered in M0
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20) What is the 3rd source of M0 apart from Banks and Public?
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21) Can the public deposit money with the RBI?
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22) What is the theoretical formula for money multiplier?+ 3 reasons for deviation from this formula?
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23) Why incremental CRR was introduced?
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24) What are the 2 factors on which velocity of money circulation depends?
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25) CRR, SLR are based on which acts?
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26) Is any profit earned on CRR? On SLR?
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27) Explain the conceptual difference between CRR and SLR?
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28) CRR, SLR are explained as percentages of what?
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29) Is there any legal limit on CRR, SLR ?
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30) Does the SLR have an effect on money multiplier?
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