economics class 12

The rate at which commercial banks borrow from the central bank is called

• Bank rate

• Legal reserve ratio

• reverse repo rate

• Cash reserve ratio

the short term borrowing rate at which reserve bank of india borrows money from commercial bank is called?

• bank rate

• discount rate

• repo rate

• reserve repo rate

...... is the main source of money supply in an economy

• central bank

• commercial bank

• government

• both a and b

measuring the value of goods and services refers to which of the of the following functions money?

• store of value

• unit of value

• standard of deferred payments

• medium of exchange

Which of the following functions of money simplifies the process of borrowing and lending?

• store of value

• medium of exchange

• standard of deferred payments

• unit of value

Which of the following is not included in money supply?

• currency held by public

• inter- bank- deposits

• demand deposits in banks

• saving deposits with post office banks

M1 of money supply does not include

• currency held by public

• other deposits in RBI

• Demand deposits with the commercial banks

• net time deposits with banks

Which bank is authorised to issue currency?

• Central Bank

• commercial bank

• cooperative bank

• scheduled bank

Which one of the following is a qualitative measure of credit control by the central bank?

• bank rate

• open market operations

• marginal requirement

• cash reserve ratio

.... refers to the proportion of total deposits which banks are required to keep in the form of reserves with themselves?

• cash deposit ratio

• statutory liquidity ratio

• bank rate

• reserve deposit ratio