Consider the following statements about Statutory Liquidity Ratio – Which is/are correct? - The Statutory Liquidity Ratio is a requirement on banks to hold a certain share of their resources in liquid assets such as cash, government bonds and gold - SLR requirements have traditionally been low and there was a dramatic increase at the end of the 1990s - In practice, the SLR has become a means of financing a bulk of the government's fiscal deficit, suggesting that SLR cuts are related to the government's fiscal position