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Which of the following does not come under quantitative methods of monetary policy?

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Repo rate

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B

Moral suasion

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Cash reserve ratio

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Open market operations

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Solution

The correct option is B
Moral suasion

Moral suasion is a qualitative method, and other options are quantitative methods of monetary policy.

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