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1When an economy undergoes liquidity trap, any attempt by policymakers to get individuals to hold
non-liquid assets in the form of consumption by increasing the money supply won't work. This is
because
1. Interest rates do not fall below a certain limit.
2. Any increase in money supply is held as speculative balance.
Which of the above is/are correct?[ source 12 th economics ncert

Explanation:Justification: A liquidity trap occurs when low / zero interest rates fail to stimulate consumer
spending and monetary policy becomes ineffective.
Statement 1: In such as situation, an increase in the money supply could fail to increase spending
because interest rates can't fall further. This is because a liquidity trap means consumers'
preference for liquid assets (cash) is greater than the rate at which the quantity of money is
growing.
Statement 2: New money supply by central bank does not go into investment and asset creation.Instead, people hoard the new money supply to speculate in bond market. Since interest rates are
already low, everyone believes they will go and they will suffer a capital loss on bonds. So, all new
money ends up as idle speculative balances with people (in anticipation of interest rates rise).
Monetary policy fails.
So any attempt by policymakers to get individuals to hold non-liquid assets in the form of
consumption by increasing the money supply won't work.

2.Consider the following statements.
Reserve Money
1. forms the basis for the creation of liquid money in the economy.
2. includes currency with the Public; Other Deposits with the RBI; Cash Reserves of the banks held
with themselves and Cash Reserves of the Banks held with RBI.
Which of the above is/are correct?
[Source 12th macroeconomics]

Justification: Reserve Money (M0) is “High Powered Money” or “Monetary Base”. Reserve Money
forms the basis for the creation of liquid money in the economy. It includes currency with the
Public; Other Deposits with the RBI; Cash Reserves of the banks held with themselves and Cash
Reserves of the Banks held with RBI.
M1 = Currency with the public + Demand Deposits of public in Banks
When a third component viz. Post office Savings Deposits is also added to M1, it becomes M2. M2 =
M1 + Post Office Savings.
M3 is the most commonly used measure of money supply. It is also known as aggregate monetary
resources. M3 = Narrow money + Time Deposits of public with banks
Out of all, M3 is the least liquid.
All the money held with public, RBI as well as government is called Total Stock of Money. Money
Supply is that part of this Total Stock of Money which is with public. By public we refer to the
households, firms, local authorities, companies etc.
Thus, public money does not include the money held by the government and the money held as CRR
with RBI and SLR with themselves by commercial banks.
The reason of excluding the above two categories from money supply is that this money held by the
Government and RBI is out of circulation.

3.The Constitution confers which of the following rights and privileges on the citizens of India but denies
the same to aliens?
1. Right against exploitation
2. Right to freedom of speech and expression
3. Right to elementary education
Select the correct answer using the codes below.