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Question
The RBI settles claims of other commercial banks by a process of book entries. It helps to stabilize the banking system in the economy. Which function of the Central bank is explained here.
Options
Monopoly of note issue
Government’s bank
Clearing house function
Developmental function
Solution
Clearing house function
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