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         <title>The government uses both monetary and fiscal policy to meet the county&#39;s economic objectives. The central bank of a country mainly administers monetary policy. In India, the Monetary Policy is under the Reserve Bank of India or RBI. Monetary policy majorly deals with money, currency, and interest rates.</title>
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