Which of the following is the main aim of Indian Monetary Policy? 1. Control inflationary pressure 2. Boost economic development

Which of the following is the main aim of Indian Monetary Policy? 1. C

1.	Which of the following is the main aim of Indian Monetary Policy? 1. Control inflationary pressure 2. Boost economic development
A.	1 only
B.	2 only
C.	1 and 2
D.	Neither 1 nor 2
Answer» D. Neither 1 nor 2

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