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Discussion Forum : Indian Economy - Indian Economy (Q.No. 11)
11.

If all the banks in an economy are nationalized and converted into a monopoly bank, the total deposits

will decrease
will increase
will neither increase nor decrease
None of the above
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Deepak kumar said:   1 decade ago
May I know what is mean by monopoly after every bank in a economy being nationalised.

Aijaz Bhat said:   1 decade ago
Increase or Decrease of deposits depends upon Interest rates. So, if all banks are nationalised and meanwhile if there is no change in interest rates than, option C is right.

Jay said:   1 decade ago
Would you like anyone tell the name of the nationalized banks which are in no. 6?

TaNMaY Hamdapurkar said:   1 decade ago
Increase and Decrease in bank deposits is totally depends upon:

1) Bank rate.

2) Repo and reverse Repo rate.

3) SLR and CRR and the main is PLR Which is bench mark which decides or controls saving deposits rate of bank.

Narender kumar said:   10 years ago
What is PLR and how it decide saving deposits rate of bank?

GurulikeIt said:   10 years ago
Question is confusing and fictions.

Pankaj Adhikari said:   10 years ago
Suppose If any 3 banks X, Y, Z are nationalized, AND converted into a monopoly bank W then these three banks merged into bank W and new restrictions and laws are made such that no bank can intervene in to this W banks domain or area.

And apparently the laws and policies of individuals banks will be changed and these banks to follows laws of the bank W. But total deposits will be same because only restrictions which defines monopolism will change that is quality of banks will be change but quantity or assets will be same.

Thank you.
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Sunil prusty said:   9 years ago
All banks are converted in a single, their deposit is same. Because the deposits are not changed that is constant.

Pardeep Kaur said:   8 years ago
I think deposits will decrease.

Rd Sharma said:   5 years ago
Thanks all for your discussions, it gives a clearer idea.


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