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PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS

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MONEY &
BANKING Presented By:
Aditya Singh
Akash Pamnani
Archit Goyal
Bhavishya Agarwal
Manjot Singh
Parkhi Gupta
Saiyam Ahuja
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Money
An economic unit that functions as a

Money & generally recognized medium of exchange for


transactional purposes in an economy.

Monetary
System
The Monetary System
a system in which government provides money
to the people of the country. It
includes all the money that government consists
in treasuries, mint, central
bank and commercial banks.
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How the Open Market Operations


Bank Rate
RBI Cash Reserve Ratio

Controls
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it?
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Credit Rationing
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Lending Margin
Moral Suasion
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to promote transactions as a
means of exchange

Unit of Account
provides a common measure of the
value of the exchanged goods and
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Money
services.

Store of Value
maintains its value over time in
order to become a medium of
exchange

Standard of Payments
Money as a deferral standard
means money acts as a 'standard' for
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payments to be made in the future.
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to promote transactions as a
means of exchange

Representative Full-Bodied

Classification of It refers to money which is made of


paper and its value is much higher than
its value as a commodity.

Money Credit Money


the money whose real value (as a
Classification of money is based on the commodity) is much lower than its
relationship between the value of money as face value
money and the value of money as a commodity.
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Money Supply
The money supply is all the currency and other liquid instruments
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in a country's economy on the date measured. The money supply


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roughly includes both cash and deposits that can be used almost as
easily as cash.
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MEASURING M2
MONEY SUPPLY
M3
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Functions Of /08
Banks
BANKING
PRIMARY FUNCTIONS Banking can be referred as a practice of
accepting money from individuals and
Accepting Deposits then lending it out to others at an
interest rate to earn a profit in the
Lending Funds
process. The banks are institutions that

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carry out the process.

SECONDARY FUNCTIONS
Bank as an Agent
General Utility Services
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Issue of Currency
CENTRAL BANK
Banker, Fiscal Agent and Adviser to the A central bank is an independent national
Government authority that conducts monetary policy,
regulates banks, and provides financial
Custody and Management of Foreign Exchange services including economic research
Reserves

Lender of Last Resort


Functions of
RBI
Clearing House for Transfer and
settlement

Controller of Money Supply and


Credit
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Power of the banks to
expand or contract demand
deposits through the process
of more loans, advances and
investments.

Money Multiplier

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The formula to calculate the

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final amount that will be
created with credit creation.
Is the Reciprocal of CRR.
BANK RBI

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COMMERCIAL BANK 800 200

Borrower 1's Bank 640 160

How it Borrower 2's Bank 512 128

Works Borrower 3's Bank 384 76.8


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NET TOTAL 5000 1000

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