Answer fast: money supply and RBI tools.
Exercise and reference answers
- Questions
- Question
- M1 equals currency plus
- Choices
- demand deposits
- time deposits
- Correct choice
- demand deposits
- Question
- Most commonly used measure of money supply
- Choices
- M1
- M3
- Correct choice
- M3
- Question
- RBI buys bonds. Money supply
- Choices
- rises
- falls
- Correct choice
- rises
- Question
- Bank rate goes up. Money supply
- Choices
- rises
- falls
- Correct choice
- falls
- Question
- Reserve ratio rises. Credit creation
- Choices
- falls
- rises
- Correct choice
- falls
- Question
- Reverse repo means the RBI is
- Choices
- injecting funds
- absorbing funds
- Correct choice
- absorbing funds
- Instructions
- Pick the right answer before the timer runs out.
Explanation
M1 is currency plus demand deposits, and M3 adds net time deposits to become the headline measure.
Buying bonds pays reserves in and raises supply
a higher bank rate makes borrowing dearer and lowers it.
A higher reserve ratio leaves less to lend.
Reverse repo withdraws funds, repo supplies them.