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The central bank of a country is the banker's bank. Justify for or against by giving two reasons. - Commercial Applications

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The central bank of a country is the banker's bank. Justify for or against by giving two reasons.

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Solution 1

For:

  1. Lender of Last Resort: The central bank provides emergency funding to commercial banks experiencing liquidity difficulties, ensuring the stability of the banking system.
  2. Regulation and supervision: It supervises and regulates commercial banks by establishing norms and guidelines to ensure financial stability and public trust in the banking system.
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Solution 2

The central bank functions as the government's banker, agent, and advisor. It handles payments and receipts on behalf of the government, similar to a regular bank. As the government's agent in financial matters, the central bank offers advice on monetary and banking issues.

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Chapter 7: Banking and Bank Transactions - EXERCISES [Page 125]

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Goyal Brothers Prakashan Commercial Applications [English] Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 7 Banking and Bank Transactions
EXERCISES | Q 28. | Page 125

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