...........The monetary policy of RBI is far removed from them in terms of price rise. That apart, the monetary policy is creating purchasing power asymmetry among different social classes. Consumers who are benefited by monetary reforms are not large enough to reduce the price of essential commodities. The market, which the monetary reforms could not influence normally, pushes the price higher; such markets exist beyond the RBI’s monetary measures. It is interesting to note that ........
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