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Money and Credit

Karnataka Board · Class 9 · Social Science

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1

Evolution of Money

  • Money evolved through five stages: Barter System → Commodity Money → Metallic Money → Paper Money → Bank Money
  • Barter System had major limitations: lack of double coincidence of wants, no common measure of value, indivisibility problems, and difficulty in storing wealth
  • Commodity Money used items like cattle, sheep, or teeth as medium of exchange in different regions
2

Functions of Money

  • Primary Functions: Medium of Exchange (buying/selling goods) and Measure of Value (expressing all values in money terms)
  • Secondary Functions: Standard of Deferred Payments (future payments), Store of Value (saving for future), Transfer of Value (moving purchasing power across places)
  • Contingent Functions: Basis of Credit (enables banking system) and Increases Productivity of Capital (efficient capital allocation)
3

Types of Credit

  • Two main types: Informal Credit Sector and Formal Credit Sector
  • Informal Credit includes indigenous bankers: Shroffs, Mahajans, Shets, Sahukars, Chettis (money lenders)
  • Indigenous banking was central to Indian financial system until mid-19th century
4

Banks and Banking System

  • Term 'Bank' derived from Italian 'Banco' (bench) or German 'Banck' (joint stock fund)
  • Banking Regulation Act 1949 defines banking as accepting deposits for lending/investment
  • Types: Industrial Banks, Exchange Banks, Savings Banks, Co-operative Banks, Land Mortgage Banks

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Money evolved through five stagesMoney serves three types of functionsCredit in India exists in twoBanks are financial institutions that acceptRBI is India's central bank established

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