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Question
The central bank controls credit _____ .
Options
Through quantitative methods only.
Through qualitative methods only.
Both through quantitative methods and through qualitative methods.
Neither through quantitative methods nor through qualitative methods.
Solution
Both through quantitative methods and through qualitative methods
Explanation:
The central bank uses a combination of both methods to effectively control credit in the economy.
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