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In India, suppliers of money are:
Government of the country
Banking system of the country
Both a) and b)
None of these
- Option 1: Government of the country
- The government plays a role in the monetary system, mainly through fiscal policies and issuing currency.
- However, it is not the direct and only supplier of money.
- Option 2: Banking system of the country
- The banking system, including the central bank, is a major supplier of money.
- It directly influences the money supply through monetary policies, lending, and managing reserves.
- Option 3: Both a) and b)
- The supply of money involves both the government and the banking system.
- The central bank, part of the banking system, works in conjunction with government policies.
- Option 4: None of these
- This option isn't correct as elements of both the government and the banking system are involved in money supply.
Correct Answer: Option 3 - Both a) and b)
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