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The document discusses monetary policy, including its meaning, objectives, types, and tools. Monetary policy regulates money in the economy to influence inflation, balance of payments, and gross national product. Its objectives include price stability, controlling inflation, and encouraging growth. Types of monetary policy are expansionary and contractionary. Tools include bank rate, CRR, SLR, and open market operations.

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Monetary Policy - ppt2

The document discusses monetary policy, including its meaning, objectives, types, and tools. Monetary policy regulates money in the economy to influence inflation, balance of payments, and gross national product. Its objectives include price stability, controlling inflation, and encouraging growth. Types of monetary policy are expansionary and contractionary. Tools include bank rate, CRR, SLR, and open market operations.

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Monetary Policy

Objectives

Presented By:
Tanvi Gupta
Presentation Scheme

• Meaning of monetary policy


• Objectives of monetary policy
• Types of monetary policy
• Monetary policy tools
What is monetary Policy?

• The part of the economic policy which regulates


the level of money in the economy in order to
regulate inflation, improve balance of payments,
increase gross national product etc.

• RBI reserves its right to alter monetary policy to


time to time depending upon state of economy.
Objectives of monetary policy

• Price stability

• Controlling inflation

• Encouraging growth
Types of monetary policies

•Expansionary
• Contractionary
Monetary policy tools

• Bank Rate-The rate at which RBI extends credit


to commercial Banks
• CRR-The percentage of bank’s deposits which
they must keep as cash with RBI.
• SLR- Commercial Banks has to keep a portion
of total deposits with itself in liquid assets.
• Open Market Operations- Buying and selling of
various credit instruments and foreign currencies
or commodities.
Thank you for your
attention!

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