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Surabhi Agrawal

This course will try to simplify some of the advanced concepts related to monetary policy. These are very important for examinations as well as for understanding terms frequently in news. Some such concepts decoded here include Inflation targeting, Public debt management agency, Liquidity trap, Negative interest rate, Quantitative easing, etc.

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Advanced Concepts Of Monetary Policy - Simplified

Monetary System

Indian Economy

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Economy

This lesson is an overview about the course called Advanced concepts of monetary policy.

Advanced Concepts of Monetary Policy: Overview

This lesson covers the basic recommendations of Urjit patel committee. It also talks about its adoption and challenges.

Urjit Patel Committee

This lesson explains about Inflation targeting framework of India. It also talks about its advantages and challenges.

Inflation Targeting Framework

This lesson talks about the proposed public debt management agency, its benefits, challenges, etc. Also it throws light on the difference of opinion that exists between govt and RBI with respect to PDMA.

Public Debt Management Agency

This lesson talks about the policy of negative interest rates. It also talks about the challenges associated with it.

Negative Interest rates

This lesson explains about the meaning, reasons and impact of liquidity trap. It also explains about the difference between savings and investment along with relationship between interest rates, savings and investment.

Liquidity Trap

This lesson talks about the monetary policy transmission and its mechanism along with the challenges faced by banks during monetary transmission.

Monetary Policy Transmission

This lesson tries to decode the term quantitative easing alongwith its objectives, mechanism and challenges. It also discusses about the impact of increase in interest rates by US Federal reserve on India.

Quantitative Easing

This lesson talks about various challenges faced by monetary policy in any economy.

Challenges to Monetary Policy

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Awdhesh Singh

In this course, the educator will discuss the different International organizations, The United Nations World Trade Organisation, and The World Bank, etc which will be helpful for UPSC CSE aspirants.

An Overview of International Organization: UPSC CSE

I did BTech, MA Economics and MBA. I joined IAS in 1981 and retired in Chief Secretary rank. I teach all GS subjects & Pub Ad optional.

Rakesh Verma

This course explains various concepts relating to inflation including the categorisation, impacts and its management.

Inflation : UPSC CSE

Madhukar Kotawe

In this course, educator will be teaching about Economics - Monetary Policy

Economics - Monetary Policy for UPSC CSE

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Tanya Jain

what is fiscal policy
instrument s of fiscal policy
budget structure
inflation and deflation
business cycle
phases of business cycle
monitory policy 
instrument of monitory policy

Understanding Fiscal, Monitory Policy and Business Cycle Inflation

Ayussh Sanghi

Public Finance is one of the most important concept in Indian Economy. This course will cover the first half of it i.e. the monetary policy. Ayussh Sanghi starts with an introduction of monetary policy. He then goes on to explain the role of central bank i.e. Reserve bank of India (in case of India) in controlling and monitoring the monetary policy. The course then moves on to explain the concepts of Bank Rate and Repo rate; Reverse Repo rate and Open market operations; Cash Reserve Ratio, Statutory Liquidity Ratio, Liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) and Marginal Standing facility (MSF). The last lesson of the course deals with the Qualitative instruments related to monetary policy. Tags: India Monetary Policy, Indian Monetary Policy, Monetary Policy UPSC, UPSC Economy, Economy for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, Indian Administrative Service, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Economy UPSC Important Topics, Govt of India Monetary Policy, What is monetary policy, Monetary Policy Definition

Economy for UPSC CSE (IAS): Monetary Policy

This course deals with the functioning of RBI and the current issues like the resignation of the Governor.

Lessons

9 lessons • 2h 2m

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Advanced Concepts of Monetary Policy: Overview

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Urjit Patel Committee

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Inflation Targeting Framework

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Public Debt Management Agency

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Negative Interest rates

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Liquidity Trap

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Monetary Policy Transmission

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Quantitative Easing

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Challenges to Monetary Policy