Money and Banking system
Now we will understand the compounding power and magic of money which is managed by Bank. which makes us and keep us slave. which control money supply. it is been always taught in Economies that money supply is based on Gold standard and the theory of Demand and Supply of Goods and Services. But Gold standard money monetary
system has been ended in 1933 due to
some reason. Now money supply is under Banks control. it is controlled by
central. in India, it is Reserve Bank of India. on Reserve Bank of India also
there are Banks. which control all over world's Central Bank. but here we must
know that Banks are not fully under Government. or we can say semiprivate
institution but Banks are
independent from Government. In India, Reserve Bank of India can issue all
value of Notes from Rs.2 to Rs.2000 or more. Like Rs.2,5,10,20,50,100,500,1000
and 2000. But Except Rs.1. Because Government of India issue Rs.1. we can see
the one different between Rs.1 and another from Rs.2 to Rs.2000. see the below sentence.
Obverse Reverse |
This Note of Rs.1 is Unit of
Currency is issued by GOVERNMENT OF
INDIA . and not by the Reserve Bank of India. it is not a Promissory
note and it considered as Asset. Rs.1 = 100 paisa. smallest unit of currency note.
Here we must understand that
1 rupee note is not a Promissory note and it is Asset. and it is issued by Government of India.
Except 1 rupee, all denominations note is issued by Reserve Bank of India and it considered
as a liability. and it is a legal tender of denominations of Notes which is
Guaranteed by Central Government.
we can see on this denominations notes, it is written.
1 .Reserve of India.
2. Guaranteed by
Central Government.
3. I promise to pay
the bearer the sum of two rupee or ( Five, Ten, Twenty, Fifty, Hundred,
Five Hundred, Two Thousand)
4. Signature of RBI
Governor.
So this is a Promissory note. There is no value of this notes if Central Government withdraw their Guarantee.
Now many questions arise.
why Government of India not issue all Notes? Why Central
Government give Guarantee ? on this we will discuss later. RBI was a private
financial intuition / entity and it is a autonomous body but after
nationalized, it is a financial branch of Government of India. anyway this all
are worked under their internal rules which will discuss later.
Now we will try to understand this by a easy language, Here RBI has authority or has tender of authority to Issue all notes
except one rupee notes. Government of India says to RBI that you take the tender
and make this notes in circulation for Trade, Economics activity and Exchange
among our citizen. Because Govt. of India is elected by us. so here Govt. of
India give tender and guarantee also.
Now RBI give agency under his to many Banks like KOTAK
MAHINDRA BANK, HDFC BANK, AXIS BANK , ICICI BANK and many more. these all banks
are agent of RBI. Because RBI cannot reach directly among us to sale his
product.
Like same way companies give agency to somebody for selling their product. here who take the agencies, called agent.
Like same way companies give agency to somebody for selling their product. here who take the agencies, called agent.
Now what RBI Sale? and what is RBI'S Product? RBI's Products
is Note. RBI Manufacture/Prints and Customize their product. first RBI Sale his Note to under his Banks and these all Banks sale the Notes among public. very interesting,
so, they sale Notes for Notes and get profit
also Notes.
Notes sale for note and
from here the magic start. A hidden
magical game begin from here and it is a
dangerous game which is being played since many years. we will discuss later
next on this.
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