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

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This is an overview lesson of the course Understanding Monetary Policy. In this course, Ayussh has covered all the key concepts and facts related to the Monetary policy. There are total 8 lessons in this course and covers the following lessons: An introduction, Role of central bank, Repo rate and Bank rate, Reverse Repo rate and Open market operations, Cash Reserve Ratio, Statutory Liquidity Ratio, Liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) and Marginal Standing facility (MSF) and Qualitative instruments. 



Overview: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson starts the journey towards understanding the public finance - monetary and fiscal policy. This course will be dealing with monetary policy and in this course, Ayussh Sanghi provides an outline to monetary policy - definition and scope, its purpose, role of central bank in determining its monetary policy and much more. 

Introduction - Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson goes beyond the introduction and covers the extremely important role of RBI in determining monetary policy - how it acts as a banker to the banks, banker to the government, lender of the last resort, as a controller of the credit, how it announces monetary policy 6 times a year and ends with the discussion on Qualitative and Quantitative instruments of Monetary Policy.  

Role of Central Bank - Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson continues the discussion on monetary policy and covers the very important concepts of bank rate and repo rate. It starts with the definition of Bank rate, its features and scope, why it is also called discount rate, it goes on to cover the objectives of the bank rate. It then covers the repo rate - its definition, features and objective. Finally it ends with important concluding remarks. 

Bank Rate and Repo rate: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson explains the very important concept of reverse repo rate and open market operations. It starts with the definition of Reverse Repo rate, its features, why does bank use reverse repo rate, how does repo rate work. Then it goes on to cover Open Market Operations - selling Government securities to take out money from the market. It also explains when and why does RBI do that.

Reverse Repo rate and Open Market Operations: Understanding Monetary Policy 4) (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson continues the discussion on monetary policy and covers the important concept of Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR). It starts with the definition of CRR, main objective of CRR, how and why it is altered by RBI, reduction of CRR, impact on inflation, impact of increase in CRR, why a ceiling on CRR was imposed adn much more. This lesson will clear all your doubts related to CRR.

Cash Reserve Ratio: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

All banks of India have to keep a fraction of their total net time and demand liability. That's how the lesson starts with the definition of SLR or Statutory Liquidity Ratio. After covering the definition, the lesson goes on to deal with what all SLR contains including cash, gold reserves etc, how it was brought down after the recommendation of Narsimhan committee and the lesson ends with the discussion between differences of SLR and CRR.

Statutory Liquidity Ratio: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson covers the 2 most important concepts in monetary policy: Liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) and Marginal Standing facility (MSF). It starts with the definition of LAF, how LAF works and its importance. It then goes on to deal with the MSF, which is a new form of LAF, which helps in overnight borrowing of banks. This lesson also covers the important reasons as to why the MSF was introduced. 

Liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) and Marginal Standing facility (MSF): Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

This is the last lesson in the course and it covers the qualitative instruments for controlling the monetary policy. It starts with the major distinction that qualitative measures are important not only in controlling the value of loans but also the purpose for which the loans are assigned. It then discusses the 4 most important instruments - Moral Suasion, Rationing of Credit, Direct Action, Margin Requirements. 

Qualitative instruments: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Lessons

9 lessons • 1h 13m

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Overview: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Introduction - Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Role of Central Bank - Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Bank Rate and Repo rate: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Reverse Repo rate and Open Market Operations: Understanding Monetary Policy 4) (for UPSC CSE)

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Cash Reserve Ratio: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Statutory Liquidity Ratio: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) and Marginal Standing facility (MSF): Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)

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Qualitative instruments: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)