Qualitative Measures are also adopted by the RBI to control the money supply in the economy. There are various measures for this: Margin Requirement, Rationing of Credit, Moral Suasion, Direction Action etc. Repo Rate and Reverse Repo Rate, LAF, MSF etc are quantitative measures adopted by RBI for this purpose. The quantitative instruments are also known as general tools used by the RBI (Reserve Bank of India). These instruments are related to the quantity and volume of the money. These instruments are designed to control the total volume/money of the bank credit in the economy. These instruments are indirect in their nature and are used to influence the quantity of credit in the economy.
Central Dogma is
When to irrigate wheat after sowing if only one irrigation water is available:
Which of the following pyramid is always upright?
Vertical movement of water in the soil is known as _________.
Lactose found in milk is a disaccharide composed of:
Which fungal disease affects wheat, rye and barley causing dark colored lesions on leaves and stems?
Banana is propagated through:
During photosynthesis, carbon dioxide is converted into:
The scheme of government of India to safeguard the interest of the farmers in India to ensure guaranteed prices and assured markets is known as
Which of the following is correct?
