@Curious Adil Respected Sir, kindly give us your insight on how to remember 'Measures of Money Supply' i.e M0, M1, M2, M3, M4. Despite learning that, couldn't recall it spontaneously while solving questions. I'm confused. Thanks a lot for your wonderful classes sir! Really I didn't come across such a best teacher to teach Economy concepts with this much clarity in tamil. I am really blessed to listen your lectures, in my tough time struggling, How am I going to be clear with these concepts! Thank you sir
Awesome class sir , I don't know how time passed very soon , video was about 1.20 hours (lengthy) but I didn't felt it as lengthly video, I really enjoyed the class . I understood the concepts deeply sir. Thank you sir 🥰
Nandri Anna I'm from Malaysia....this all information is very important for me for trading....this is all fundamental new that I try to learn and study online...but very difficult to understand after saw your video...now im totally know about it all...thank you so much Anna 🙏
Q-1 How do RBI have money to supply for banks?? Q-2 Suppose if a bank is in crises how much money does the depositors gets in return either fully or Partially??
Q1) RBI will maintain a reserve for that, It has huge asset backing, RBI earns through Open Market Operations and other tools, if it has no money, It can even print (without inflationary effect) 2) If a bank is to be closed, upto 5Lakhs of Depositor's money is insured under Deposit Insurance Facility. So upto 5 Lakhs per account of Scheduled Commercial Banks is protected.
@CuriousAdil sir as you said there will be maturity period for a govt security. So within that time period can a bond be sold multiple times??? I a person can buy and sell and again sell. If this continues the bond can be sold 'n' number of numbers. And how the value of the bond will be maintained if this cycle continues???
Sir happy for u r initiative Sir after watching ur videos taking running notes is it essential to read any additional resources ?? Like ramesh singh or shanker ganesh Wats ur suggestion
RBI will only buy the g sec. Because if another bank buys the g sec means , now this bank can lend loan so that money supply can't be reduced. The ultimate aim of the sell operation is to reduce money supply and inflation
Government securities can be sold at anytime regardless of its borrowing. Hence a bank can sell it to an individual or an another bank if it requires cash.
Stagflation occurs mostly due to Cost Push inflation or supply side measures.. So Government through administrative measures have to import or boost supply to control inflation. Monetary policy deals with money supply.. so only demand side can be controlled by RBI.
Sir i have a doubt gsec r tradable If someone steels it tht person will get money ? Like buy how a person will get money after maturity period of Gsec Epadi poi vanguvanga kasu ah?
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@Curious Adil Respected Sir, kindly give us your insight on how to remember 'Measures of Money Supply' i.e M0, M1, M2, M3, M4. Despite learning that, couldn't recall it spontaneously while solving questions. I'm confused. Thanks a lot for your wonderful classes sir! Really I didn't come across such a best teacher to teach Economy concepts with this much clarity in tamil. I am really blessed to listen your lectures, in my tough time struggling, How am I going to be clear with these concepts! Thank you sir
Thank you. Keep watching. share it with friends.
Monetary Aggregates will be discussed in upcoming videos.
Awesome class sir , I don't know how time passed very soon , video was about 1.20 hours (lengthy) but I didn't felt it as lengthly video, I really enjoyed the class . I understood the concepts deeply sir. Thank you sir
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Nandri Anna I'm from Malaysia....this all information is very important for me for trading....this is all fundamental new that I try to learn and study online...but very difficult to understand after saw your video...now im totally know about it all...thank you so much Anna 🙏
Fantastic class , kindly give more class like this .
Thank you
Your teaching is too good. Thanks 🙏
Verynice of your concept explanation sir
Thank sir what a extraordinary class. Most useful sir we need more class. What a guru you are thank you sir best class
class was simply superb with simple examples.......thank you sir
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Q-1 How do RBI have money to supply for banks??
Q-2 Suppose if a bank is in crises how much money does the depositors gets in return either fully or Partially??
Q1) RBI will maintain a reserve for that, It has huge asset backing, RBI earns through Open Market Operations and other tools, if it has no money, It can even print (without inflationary effect)
2) If a bank is to be closed, upto 5Lakhs of Depositor's money is insured under Deposit Insurance Facility. So upto 5 Lakhs per account of Scheduled Commercial Banks is protected.
@@CuriousAdil thank you sir
Thank you Sir ! Best explanation and understood very important concepts for UPSC.
Super explanation sir 🎉🎉
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Thank you for the wonderful class sir. It was very helpful.
@CuriousAdil
sir as you said there will be maturity period for a govt security. So within that time period can a bond be sold multiple times??? I a person can buy and sell and again sell. If this continues the bond can be sold 'n' number of numbers. And how the value of the bond will be maintained if this cycle continues???
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Thank you so much sir🙏🏻really interesting ☺️
Super sir🎉
Hello sir
A small doubt, if govt securities are sold in secondary market how will the govt pay the interest and to whom it pays sir...?
Extraordinary class sir... Clear cut explanation... Thanks a lot sir...
Sir can you please explain about the history and functions of the world bank and the IMF
Sir i have one doubt , iam studying class 12 what will happen when repo rate where raised and Bank rate decreased
Repo=6%
Bank =2%
@curious Adil sir please try to make videos on geography and polity subject.
Sir happy for u r initiative
Sir after watching ur videos taking running notes is it essential to read any additional resources
?? Like ramesh singh or shanker ganesh
Wats ur suggestion
Sir bank Rate 4 % Depositers 4% Total 8% ..then how can bank give a loan 6% ??
Thank u sir🙏
48.20 How bank manages to give deposits when people like vijay mallaya and neeraj modi doesn't pay loan+interest?
1:13:41 Sir can the bank sell the government security again to any other bank or individual which is bought from RBI under sell operation??
RBI will only buy the g sec. Because if another bank buys the g sec means , now this bank can lend loan so that money supply can't be reduced. The ultimate aim of the sell operation is to reduce money supply and inflation
Government securities can be sold at anytime regardless of its borrowing. Hence a bank can sell it to an individual or an another bank if it requires cash.
Thank you very much sir
@ Curious Adil ,Sir if it is stagflation what are the monetary policy measures? Taken by bank and RBI
Stagflation occurs mostly due to Cost Push inflation or supply side measures.. So Government through administrative measures have to import or boost supply to control inflation.
Monetary policy deals with money supply.. so only demand side can be controlled by RBI.
Tq sir
@Curious_Adil, Sir Does the RBI give any interest for CRR which banks maintain with RBI?
No
Sir i have a doubt gsec r tradable
If someone steels it tht person will get money ?
Like buy how a person will get money after maturity period of
Gsec
Epadi poi vanguvanga kasu ah?
All the thing is apload in online, definitely they will have data stored and digital document will be available too.
By bank account transaction.
Sir can I get the pdf of this slides
Sir now crr 4.5 ryt?
நிதி கொள்கை
Sir one doubt bank ku last resort rbi na
1st resort enaa
Pdf sir
@curiousadil sir session endla question venum related to topic
Budget and economic survey question venum do you have
Open markets le governments security bank buy panni athaa slr thaa maintains panna mudiyum sir ethu le epatti inflation control panna mudiyum