This document contains a 7 question survey about the roles and responsibilities of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The questions address the RBI's primary objective of ensuring financial stability and economic growth, its role in controlling inflation through regulating interest rates and money supply, providing emergency funds to financial institutions as the lender of last resort, managing foreign exchange reserves to stabilize the domestic currency, supervising banks to maintain financial stability and protect depositors, contributing to economic development by regulating credit flow to productive sectors, and regulating monetary policy through controlling interest rates and money supply.
This document contains a 7 question survey about the roles and responsibilities of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The questions address the RBI's primary objective of ensuring financial stability and economic growth, its role in controlling inflation through regulating interest rates and money supply, providing emergency funds to financial institutions as the lender of last resort, managing foreign exchange reserves to stabilize the domestic currency, supervising banks to maintain financial stability and protect depositors, contributing to economic development by regulating credit flow to productive sectors, and regulating monetary policy through controlling interest rates and money supply.
This document contains a 7 question survey about the roles and responsibilities of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The questions address the RBI's primary objective of ensuring financial stability and economic growth, its role in controlling inflation through regulating interest rates and money supply, providing emergency funds to financial institutions as the lender of last resort, managing foreign exchange reserves to stabilize the domestic currency, supervising banks to maintain financial stability and protect depositors, contributing to economic development by regulating credit flow to productive sectors, and regulating monetary policy through controlling interest rates and money supply.
1. What is the primary objective of the RBI? a) Ensuring political stability b) Regulating real estate market c) Ensuring financial stability and economic growth 2. The RBI's role in controlling inflation is mainly achieved by: a) Providing subsidies to consumers b) Increasing government spending c) Regulating interest rates and money supply 3. The RBI's role as a "lender of last resort" implies: a) Giving loans to businesses for expansion b) Providing emergency funds to financial institutions facing liquidity crises c) Supporting luxury industries during economic downturns 4. What is the significance of the RBI's role in managing foreign exchange reserves? a) Boosting domestic consumer spending b) Ensuring a stable exchange rate of the domestic currency c) Funding government welfare programs 5. The RBI's supervision of banks is aimed at: a) Encouraging risky lending practices b) Ensuring banks offer high-interest loans c) Maintaining financial stability and protecting depositors' interests 6. How does the RBI contribute to economic development? a) By directly investing in private businesses b) By regulating credit flow to productive sectors c) By controlling the entertainment industry 7. The RBI's role in regulating monetary policy involves: a) Managing agricultural production b) Controlling government expenditures c) Regulating interest rates and money supply
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