Ademand for money should be equal to supply of money

Bcash in hand should be equal to deposits in bank

Csaving is equal to investment

Dbank rate is equal to repo rate

AIt is the rate at which International Aid Agencies lend to RBI

BIt is the rate at which the banks lend to RBI

CIt is the rate at which RBI borrows from the market

DIt is the rate at which RBI lends to banks

AAmount given by Centre is the only source of income to States

BStates can by-pass Centre while taking foreign loans

CStates can not levy income tax

DStates can claim 100 % share in excise duty on goods produced in the State

Aexports and imports

Bissue of currency

Cpublic revenue and public expenditure

Dliquidity of money

Arun the machinery of State

Buplift of weaker sections

Ccheck the accumulation of wealth among the rich

DNone of the above

ASharing of net proceeds of taxes between the Centre and States.

BRecommending principles for governing the grants-in-aid to the States by the Centre

CRecommendations on matters referred to it by the President for the interest of finance

DAll of the above

Aopenly announce to the market that it intends to expand credit

Bsell securities in open market

Coffer commercial banks more credit in the open market

Dbuy securities from non-government holders

AA monetary condition brought about by people's own laziness

BA monetary condition where people do not have enough to satisfy basic needs

CA monetary and non-monetary conditions where people lack access to community regulated common resources, opportunities and income

DAll of the above

AStagnation

BTake-off stage in economy

CStagflation

DDepression

Alack of employment opportunities in rural areas

Binfluence of cinema and electronic media

Cbreak up of joint family system

Dabolition of zamindari tystem