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Q.1- Explain Quantity Theory, Feshrian equation, Cambridge equation, Marshalli, Pigeon, Robertson and keneye's view?
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Q.2- Discuss causes of people and What are the methods to control inflation & Deflation?
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Q.3-Explain Monetary policy?
and objectives and methods of implemantation.
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Q.4- explain Devoleution and Depreciation?
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Q.5- what are the goals of monetary policy?
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Q.6-what are the inernational monetary policy system?
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Q.7- explain foregin Exchange?
and determination of rate exchange?
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Q.8- Give a brief outline of Purchasing power parity, theory?
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Q.9- what is gold standard? and it's working and also doven of gold exchange standard?
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Q.10- explain I.M.F. And also how its working and present position?
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Q.11- What is the nature of banking? Types of banks?
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Q.12- discuss unit Banking and branch banking? and Their functions?
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Q.13-explaning success and faliure of R.B.I. and Agricultural credit?
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Q.14- what is NABARD?
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Q.15-- discuss in detail descreption on Co-operative bank and Rural banks?
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1)Fisher's approach is one-sided because it considers quantity of money to be the only determinant of the value of money or the price level. In the Cambridge approach, both the demand for and the supply of money are recognised as real determinants of the value of money.
2)Causes of Inflation
Money Supply. Excess currency (money) supply in an economy is one of the primary cause of inflation. ...
National Debt. There are a number of factors that influence national debt, which include the nations borrowing and spending. ...
Demand-Pull Effect. ...
Cost-Push Effect. ...
Exchange Rates.
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