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STATEMENT : Repo Rate increased to decrease liquidity in the market. ASSUMPTIONS: I The present rates are very low. II If rates are not increased liquidity cannot be decreased
In the information given below consists of a question and a statement with two assumptions. You have to decide which of the assumptions implicits on the basis of statement provided.
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