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1 and 4 only
1 and 3 only
2 and 3 only
2 only
- Statement 1: Purchase of Treasury Bills by the central bank from the public increases money supply. The central bank pays for the bills, injecting money into the economy.
- Statement 2: Sale of Treasury Bills by the central bank to the public decreases money supply. The public pays the central bank, reducing money in circulation.
- Statement 3: Sale of foreign exchange by the central bank decreases money supply. As the central bank sells foreign currency, the local currency is taken out of the economy.
- Statement 4: Purchase of foreign exchange by the central bank increases money supply. The central bank pays in local currency, injecting it into the economy.
- Option 1: Includes statement 1 and 4 which increase money supply.
- Option 2: Includes statement 1 which increases money supply.
- Option 3: Includes statement 2 and 3 which decrease money supply.
- Option 4: Includes statement 2 which decreases money supply.
Correct Answer: Option 3 - 2 and 3 only.
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