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15 marksIndian Economy › Money, banking and financial markets in India › Payments, demonetisation and financial inclusionHard

JNU SSS 2017 Question 50: Money, banking and financial markets in India

Answer any one of the following in not more than 500 words : (b) Can a reduction in currency held with the public cause a decline in economic activity in an economy like that of India? Explain your answer.

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This question is on Payments, demonetisation and financial inclusion, part of Money, banking and financial markets in India in Indian Economy.

Cash, digital payments and getting more people into the financial system.

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