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Consider the following factors1. Cash withdrawal from the banking system by the public.2. Cash reserve ratio to be maintained by commercial banks3. Supply of currency notes by the central bank.4. Willingness of the borrowers to take loans from commercial banks Credit creation capacity of commercial bank is determined by

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Macroeconomics is a branch of economics that studies how an overall economy—the market or other systems that operate on a large scale—behaves.


Consider the following factors<br>1. Cash withdrawal from the banking system by the public.<br>2. Cash reserve ratio to be maintained by commercial banks<br>3. Supply of currency notes by the central bank.<br>4. Willingness of the borrowers to take loans from commercial banks Credit creation capacity of commercial bank is determined by






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