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Monetary Policy : The implementation of RBI’s Quantitative and Qualitative (Called as Monetary Policy) instruments plays an important role in managing the money supply. Qualitative Methods : Qualitative instruments are also known as selective instruments of the RBI’s monetary policy. These instruments are used for discriminating between various uses of credit; for example, they can be used for favouring export over import or essential over non-essential credit supply. Quantitative Methods : The quantitative instruments are also known as general tools used by the RBI (Reserve Bank of India).
The pest which attack both in field and storage of pulses is:
Which of the following is generally used for reclamation of soil acidity?
Organisms of which division under Kingdom Plantae are called the Amphibians of the Plant Kingdom?
The only metallic element present in CHLORPHYLL
What is the purpose of geographical indication (GI) tags in Uttar Pradesh's agricultural strategy?
According to Planning commission, Indian region is divided into how many agro climatic zones?
Which state is the top producer of Cotton in India?
Seeds are formed but the embryos develop without fertilization in
In Stage III of Law of Diminishing marginal returns, the value of Elasticity of production is
Tungro disease of rice is transmitted by which insect?