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Cheap Money Policy is used during:
Inflation
Recession
Stagflation
Hyper Inflation
Cheap money policy is a monetary policy under which RBI increases the money supply to make loans and advances cheaper by lowering the interest rates. It is adopted to give a push to economic activities in the economy during a slowdown.Such a policy is used by the government at the time of deflation or recession in the economy in order to reverse depression from the economy as such a policy increases the purchasing power of the people by increasing the money supply in the economy. Hence option 2nd is correct.
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Noorbir Singh
earlier answer was recession?
Corrected
Sahil rana
Moreover, in the previous test, same question was there and answer given in it was 'recession'.
In explanation it is given that RBI uses Cheap Money policy to combat deflation. Whereas the answer give here is "stagflation' which in itself includes inflation. So, aren't these contradictory points?
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