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Statutory Liquidity Ratio: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
Lesson 7 of 9 • 890 upvotes • 8:29mins
Ayussh Sanghi
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.
Economy for UPSC CSE (IAS): Monetary Policy
9 lessons • 1h 13m
1
Overview: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
2:08mins
2
Introduction - Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
7:59mins
3
Role of Central Bank - Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
7:37mins
4
Bank Rate and Repo rate: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
9:40mins
5
Reverse Repo rate and Open Market Operations: Understanding Monetary Policy 4) (for UPSC CSE)
8:59mins
6
Cash Reserve Ratio: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
9:31mins
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Statutory Liquidity Ratio: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
8:29mins
8
Liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) and Marginal Standing facility (MSF): Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
9:33mins
9
Qualitative instruments: Understanding Monetary Policy (for UPSC CSE)
10:00mins
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