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2 marksIndian Economy › Money, banking and financial markets in India › Monetary policy framework and instrumentsHardabout 2 min

UGC-NET 2025 Question 89: Money, banking and financial markets in India

Match List-I (monetary policy regime) with List-II (periods):

A. Fiscal dominance

B. Multiple indicator approach

C. Monetary targeting with feedbacks

D. Flexible inflation targeting.

List II

I. 2016 onwards

II. 1951-1985

III. 1998-2016

IV. 1985-1998.

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This question is on Monetary policy framework and instruments, part of Money, banking and financial markets in India in Indian Economy.

How the RBI sets policy and the tools it uses.

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