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The State Bank of India Ltd announced the linking of savings bank account deposits and short-term loans to the RBI’s repo rate which may ensure faster monetary transmission. Monetary transmission refers to the process by which a central bank’s monetary policy signals (like repo rate) are passed on, through financial system to influence the businesses and households. In India, policy rate changes by RBI are not reflected in the base rates of banks regularly. While rate hikes are passed on immediately, but same is not witnessed in rate cuts by the RBI. This shows there is a lag in monetary transmission.
The major concerns associated with ineffective policy transmission are:
i.Uncertainty in business cycle
ii.Negative signals to the investors
iii.Ineffectiveness of fiscal policy
iv.Double financial repression
i, ii and iv only
i, iii and iv only
i and ii only
i, ii and iii only
None of these
The major concerns which are related to ineffective policy transmission are the following :
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