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discuss main two measures for controlling price rise? plzz ans me fast​

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Answered by SanikaShelkar
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Answer:

1) Monetary measures aim at reducing money incomes.

2) Fiscal measures are highly effective for controlling government expenditure, personal consumption expenditure, and private and public investment.

Answered by suryakipooja
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Monetary Measures:

Monetary Measures:(a) Credit Control: One of the important monetary measures is monetary policy. ...

Monetary Measures:(a) Credit Control: One of the important monetary measures is monetary policy. ... (b) Demonetisation of Currency: ...

Monetary Measures:(a) Credit Control: One of the important monetary measures is monetary policy. ... (b) Demonetisation of Currency: ... (c) Issue of New Currency: ...

Monetary Measures:(a) Credit Control: One of the important monetary measures is monetary policy. ... (b) Demonetisation of Currency: ... (c) Issue of New Currency: ... (a) Reduction in Unnecessary Expenditure: ...

Monetary Measures:(a) Credit Control: One of the important monetary measures is monetary policy. ... (b) Demonetisation of Currency: ... (c) Issue of New Currency: ... (a) Reduction in Unnecessary Expenditure: ... (b) Increase in Taxes: ...

Monetary Measures:(a) Credit Control: One of the important monetary measures is monetary policy. ... (b) Demonetisation of Currency: ... (c) Issue of New Currency: ... (a) Reduction in Unnecessary Expenditure: ... (b) Increase in Taxes: ... (c) Increase in Savings: ...

Monetary Measures:(a) Credit Control: One of the important monetary measures is monetary policy. ... (b) Demonetisation of Currency: ... (c) Issue of New Currency: ... (a) Reduction in Unnecessary Expenditure: ... (b) Increase in Taxes: ... (c) Increase in Savings: ... (d) Surplus Budgets: ...

Monetary Measures:(a) Credit Control: One of the important monetary measures is monetary policy. ... (b) Demonetisation of Currency: ... (c) Issue of New Currency: ... (a) Reduction in Unnecessary Expenditure: ... (b) Increase in Taxes: ... (c) Increase in Savings: ... (d) Surplus Budgets: ... (e) Public Debt:

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