
Accounts held with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) which are used by financial institutions to settle payments between each other and with the RBA are called:
A) credit accounts.
B) real-time gross settlement accounts.
C) debit accounts.
D) exchange settlement accounts.
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Q17: What is 'inflation targeting'?
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Q18: Rising prices erode the value of money
Q19: The policy aimed at managing interest rates
Q20: The money demand curve has a:
A)negative slope.
B)positive
Q21: Refer to Figure 12.1 for the following
Q23: The overnight cash rate is determined:
A)administratively by
Q24: Refer to Figure 12.2 for the following
Q25: 'Monetary policy' targets the:
A)long-term real rate of
Q26: The 'cash rate' is the interest rate:
A)the
Q27: Open market operations occur when the Reserve
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