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TRUE/FALSE
- Banks keep all of their deposits on hand as reserves.
- The legal reserve requirement is the amount of capital that a bank must have in order to be chartered by the government.
- The legal reserve requirement is determined by the president.
- If the legal reserve requirement is 0.50, then a Rs.100 deposit will allow the bank to create loans of Rs.50.
- If a bank is allowed to lend Rs.900 on a new deposit of Rs.1000, then the legal reserve requirement is 0.10.
- Increases in the legal reserve requirement increase the amount of money in banking system can create.
- Banks are eager to provide loans, thereby expanding the money supply , during a recession.
- All financial institutions are not banking institutions.
- Commercial banks do not have the note-issuing authority, but they do not contribute to money supply in the economy.
- CRR and SLR are fixed by the commercial banks themselves.
- Open market operations are meant to impact money supply in the economy.
- Demand deposits are equal to cash deposits with commercial banks.
- When CRR is raised, flow of credit is enhanced in the economy.
- Demand deposits with commercial banks are a part of money supply.
- Money supply in the economy is equal to notes and coins issued by the central bank.
- Commercial bank play no role in the stock of money supply in the economy.
- If the bank buy government securities, their capacity to create credit is reduced.
- When margins ae raised, demand for loans is negatively impacted.
- Market rate of interest tends to be positively related to the bank rate.
- By accepting deposits, commercial bank facilitate capital formation.
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