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Question :

Open Market Operations refer to:

Option 1:

borrowings by scheduled banks from Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

Option 2:

lending by commercial banks to industry

Option 3: purchase and sale of government securities by RBI

Option 4: deposits mobilisation


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Correct Answer: purchase and sale of government securities by RBI


Solution : The correct answer is the purchase and sale of government securities by RBI.

A central bank's open market activities are the purchases and sales of government securities. This is a mechanism used by central banks to manipulate the money supply and interest rates.

A central bank injects money into the economy when it purchases government assets. This may result in reduced interest rates. When a central bank sells government securities, money is taken out of the economy. This may result in increased interest rates.

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