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1 Indian Economics basics by abhishek s arackal

2 7 Pillars of Economy 2. Banking-Finance Monetary Policy Banking Sector Capital Market 3. Fiscal Policy Budget, Taxation Subsidies Fiscal Deficit 4. International BoP, CAD WTO & other Org. Policies affecting GS Mains P2

3 From economic survey 5. Sectors of Economy Agriculture MSME, Industries Service sector 6.Infrastructure Energy Transport RUR-URBAN 7. HRD Skill Development Poverty line Weaker sections

4 Type #2: fire fighting sufficient IBPS: PO/MT, Clerk, Specialist SBI Clerk/ PO RBI assistant Insurance AO, Assistants SSC (+ theory focus) Focus area 1. Banking-finance (Theory current) 2. Business-GK, PIN 3. Budget, Schemes 4. Then focus on Maths- Reasoning-DI-english

5 Non-UPSC 8 th Pillar: Persons in News (PIN), BusinessGK economy focus on Facts Figures Dates Names Numbers PIN not asked. Hardly 2-3 MCQs in CSAT-2014 Economy Focus on Principles, Definitions Cause-consequence Jurisdiction, features Pro-Anti UPSC

6 Today s topic: Banking Monetary Policy 1. Quantitative Qualitative tools 2. CRR, SLR, OMO 3. Repo, Reverse Repo, 4. MSF, LAF, 5. Urjit Patel Committee

7 Before money was invented Double Coincidence Of wants 2 kg 500 gms

8 Birth & Evolution

10 Supply Demand 1 kg = Rs.100 Supply Demand

11 Inflation Demand Demand 1 kg = Rs.1000 Supply Demand Demand

12 Inflation: increase supply Demand Demand 1 kg = Rs.100 Supply Demand Demand

13 Reduce demand by money supply Demand Demand 1 kg = Rs.100 Supply Demand Demand

14 Combat Inflation Reduce Money supply Tight Money policy Dear money policy Deflation Combat Increase Money supply Easy Money policy Cheap money policy

15 Monetary Policy: Instruments? Quantitative 1. Reserve Ratios (CRR, SLR) 2. OMO: Open market operations 3. Rates (Repo, RR, Bank, MSF, LAF) 1. Margin / LTV 2. Consumer Credit control / Down payment 3. Rationing Qualitative 4. Moral Suasion 5. Direct Action

16 Reserve Ratios 1.Cash Reserve Ratio (4%) 2.Statutory Liquid Ratio (22%)

17 Reserve Ratios Pay 0-4-9% Pay % Depositors CRR: 04% SLR: 22% Total: 26% Borrowers

18 Liabilities of a Bank Demand Liabilities Time Liabilities

19 Reserve ratio counted on NDTL Demand Liabilities Current Account (CA) Savings Account (SA) Demand Draft ~8,000 Billion Rs. Time liabilities Fixed deposits (FD) Recurring deposits (RD) Cash certificates Staff security deposits ~78,000 Billon Rs.

20 1/1/2015 Depositors Deposited +120 Cr. Took out 20 Cr. Net Demand & Time Liability (NDTL) =100 Crores.

21 Time: FDRD Demand: CASA NDTL (100 Crore) CRR 4% SLR 22% Can t lend No profit Cash, Gold RBI approved securities

22 Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) Deposit Time Deposit Demand Deposit NDTL Reserve ratio Examples FDRD CASA +100 cr. CRR (-) 4% [no profit] All Banks Penalty No profit. Except Right now 4% IIM-A Prof D'Souza report: allow gold-forex investment RBI said No, due to volatility

23 Statutory Liquidity Ratio Deposit Time Deposit Demand Deposit Net Demand and Time Liabilities (NDTL) Reserve CRR SLR Money left with bank Examples FDRD CASA +100 cr. (-) 4 [no profit] (-) 22 [some profit] =74 cr. All banks In Cash, gold, RBI approved securities Some profit. Right now 22%

24 Fortnight lag Fortnight Fortnight Friday NDTL 100 Cr. Friday Friday 4 cr. CRR 22 cr. SLR

25 Reserve Ratios 1.What is NDTL? 2.What are SLR and CRR? 3.How to use them against inflation & deflation

27 Cyclic fluctuation: Inflation CRR, SLR: 0% Loan: 10% 10% of 2 crore =20 lakh rupees To combat inflation: REDUCE Money supply

28 Cyclic fluctuation: Inflation CRR, SLR: 50% Loan: 10% 10% of 1 crore 20% of 1 crore =10 lakh rupees =20 lakh rupees To combat inflation: REDUCE Money supply

29 Hike in Bank Loan Interest Rates 10% 20% 50,000/- 48,000/-

30 Hike in Bank Loan Interest Rates 10% 20%

32 Inflation RBI CRR/SLR Banks left with less money to lend interest rates to keep Profit margin same People borrow demand Prices = Inflation controlled RBI CRR/SLR Banks are left with more money They interest rates to get new clients People borrow Demand = Price Deflation

33 Monetary Policy: Quantitative Tools: Reserve Ratios Inflation fight HOW? CRR, SLR Tight Dear INCREASE

34 Monetary Policy: Quantitative Tools: Reserve Ratios Inflation fight Deflation fight HOW? Tight Dear Easy Cheap CRR, SLR INCREASE DECREASE

35 Find correct statement(s)? A. To combat inflation, RBI should pursue Cheap money policy. B. To combat deflation, RBI should increase Statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B Mock Question

36 Find correct statement(s)? A. To combat inflation, RBI should pursue Cheap money policy. (WRONG: follow DEAR/TIGHT) B. To combat deflation, RBI should increase Statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) (WRONG: should Decrease SLR) C. Both A and B Mock Question D. Neither A nor B (Correct Answer)

37 Find incorrect statement(s)? A. To combat inflation, RBI should pursue Cheap money policy. (WRONG: follow DEAR/TIGHT) B. To combat deflation, RBI should increase Statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) (WRONG: should Decrease SLR) C. Both A and B (Correct Answer) D. Neither A nor B Mock Question

38 Mock Question UPSC 2010 When RBI increases CRR, It means. A. RBI will have less money to lend B. Government will have less money to spend. C. Commercial banks will have more money to lend D. Commercial banks will have less money to lend

39 Mock Question UPSC 2010 When RBI announces an increase of Cash reserve ratio, what does it mean? A. RBI will have less money to lend (irrelevant) B. Union government will have less money to spend. (irrelevant) C. Commercial banks will have more money to lend (wrong. Reverse will happen) D. Commercial banks will have less money to lend (right)

40 Bimonthly 2014 Bank Rate MSF Repo RR SLR CRR first April 23 4 second June third August 22 4 fourth Sep 22 4 Fifth Dec 22 4 Surprize 15/1/ Sixth 3Feb,15

41 Reserve Ratios SLR Promised fiscal consolidation RBI Reduced SLR To flow money in Productive sectors of Economy

42 Both counted on NDTL TIME(FDRD) Demand (CASA) Have to set aside this much cash in reserve. Profit? NO! Bank Rate 7.00 MSF 7.00 Repo 6.50 RR 6.00 SLR CRR 4% Banks have to keep this much in cash, gold, G-sec & other RBI approved securities. Profit? YES

43 Monetary Policy Quantitative tools 1.Reserve Ratio (CRR, SLR) 2.Open Market operation (OMO)

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