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Subject: Economics, asked on 16/9/17

Define bond.

Subject: Economics, asked on 13/7/17

What is High power money, Representative full body money and also is it still necessary for the government to back its currency with Gold of equal value???
Does Inconvertibe paper money beed to be backed by assets of equal value
And whats the difference between Convertibe Paper money and Inconvertible Paper money???

Subject: Economics, asked on 6/7/17

Why doesn't RBI act as Banker to the Jammu and Kashmir State Government.Also Why is it not possible for any individual to own property in Jammu and Kashmir???
Why such exceptions for the State of J&K???

Subject: Economics, asked on 5/7/17

Repo Rate is an example of Quantitative or Qualitative measure of monetary supply

Subject: Economics, asked on 3/7/17

Kindly explain the following terms related to M2,M3 and M4 money supply???
1. Savings Deposits with Post office savings Bank
2. Net time deposits with commercial banks
3. Total Deposits with Post Office Savings Bank
4. National Saving Certificate (NSC)

Subject: Economics, asked on 3/7/17

What does Net time deposits with Commercial Banks,Time deposits with post offices,National Savings Certificate mean????Kindly explain these terms realted to M3 and M4 supply of money????

Subject: Economics, asked on 3/7/17

The deposits of foreign governments and institutions,World Bank and IMF are included in M1 as the same can be used for making transactions.Are these transactions made in India or in their respective countries by foreign institutions.Also why do they deposit money with RBI in the first????What is the benefit of doing so???

Subject: Economics, asked on 3/7/17

Why are government deposits and commercial bank deposits held by RBI not included in the definition of M1 money supply????

Subject: Economics, asked on 3/7/17

M1 is the transaction money as it can used directly for making transactions,is very liquid and can be used as a medium of exchange.
It includes deposits held by RBI on behalf of foreign banks and governments,public financial institutions,World Bank and IMF.
Can these deposits be used by RBI directly for making transactions????
Also are these deposits some sort of a loan extended to RBI by foreign banks??
Also it does not include deposits of Indian Government and Commercial banks with RBI.
So does this mean that deposits of Indian Government and Commercial banks with RBI can not be used for making transactions???
In short, the other deposits held with RBI are a part of M1, so does this mean that these deposits can be used by RBI for making transactions????

Subject: Economics, asked on 22/6/17

Criticism on demonetization

Subject: Economics, asked on 19/6/17

Pros and cons of demonetisation

Subject: Economics, asked on 6/6/17

Why pumping more money wont help in case of liquidity trap???

Subject: Economics, asked on 13/4/17

Why do we say that commercial banks create credit while we also say that the central bank has the sole right to issue currency?

Subject: Economics, asked on 13/2/17


explain credit creation .       (6m)

Subject: Economics, asked on 12/2/17


hw do commercial banks create credit? use an easy numerical example for your answer.

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