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•  During excess demand situation the margin requirement is to be

                              increased, that will result a contraction in credit creation power of
                              commercial bank and check in money supply into the economy.
                          •  Purchasing power in the economy reduces, aggregate demand
                              falls and excess demand situation is corrected.
                                     The reverse is true in case of deficient demand

               Moral suasion: -

                       It is a combination of Persuasion and pressure that the central bank

                       applies to other banks in order to get them fall in line with its policy

                          •  During excess demand situation the central bank should adopt the
                              dear money policy.
                          •  During Deficient demand situation the central bank should adopt
                              the cheap money policy.


               Selective credit controls: -

                              It refers to a method in which the central bank gives directions to
                              other banks to give or not to give credit for certain purposes to
                              particular sectors. During deficient demand, the central bank
                              withdraws rationing of credit and make efforts to encourage
                              credit.

               Fiscal Policy Measures


                       The policy related to revenue and expenditure of the Government with a
                       view to correct the situation of excess demand or deficient demand in
                       the economy.

                                             Instruments of fiscal policy




                                                                     Government Expenditure or Spending
                         Government
                         Revenue





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