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Why does the RBI fix a reserve ratio for banks?
ATo raise the bank rate
BTo lift bond prices
CTo fix the price level
DTo stop banks over lending
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. To stop banks over lending
A legally binding reserve ratio ensures no bank over lends its deposits.
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