Sustainable economic growth is a macroeconomic benefit of Environmental Conservation Acts as they promote long-term environmental health.

Environmental Conservation Acts can lead to improved resource allocation by promoting efficient use of natural resources.

Robotics can lead to increased competition among firms as they adopt new technologies to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

A high budget deficit can lead to higher inflation as the government may print more money to finance its deficit.

Robotics can significantly increase efficiency and output, leading to higher productivity levels in various industries.

Deposits from customers are a primary source of funds for commercial banks.

Open market operations are a quantitative tool used by the RBI to control the money supply by buying or selling government securities.

The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is a quantitative tool used by the RBI to control the amount of funds that banks can lend.

The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is a tool used by the RBI to control the money supply by regulating the amount of funds banks must hold in reserve.

Open market operations involve the buying and selling of government securities to regulate the money supply.

Unemployment benefits are an example of an automatic stabilizer, as they automatically increase during economic downturns to support individuals.

Soil salinization is a negative consequence of improper irrigation practices, where excess salts accumulate in the soil, adversely affecting crop growth.

Monetary supply is a tool of monetary policy, not fiscal policy. Fiscal policy focuses on government spending, taxation, and transfer payments.

Issuing currency is a function of central banks, not commercial banks.

Providing personal loans is not a function of the central bank; it focuses on monetary policy and banking regulation.

Setting up disaster relief funds is not a direct function of the RBI; rather, it focuses on monetary policy and regulating the banking sector.

While the RBI regulates banks and manages foreign exchange reserves, issuing government bonds is typically the responsibility of the government.

While the RBI manages monetary policy and currency, it does not directly regulate food prices.

Setting fiscal policy is not a function of the RBI; it is primarily responsible for monetary policy and regulating the banking sector.

Providing personal loans is not a function of the Reserve Bank of India; it primarily regulates and supervises banks.

Increasing government revenue is not a direct goal of monetary policy; it focuses on inflation, employment, and currency stability.

Dynamic budgeting is not a recognized method of budgeting; the other three are established budgeting techniques used in fiscal management.

Monetary supply control is a tool of monetary policy, not fiscal policy.

Income Tax Rate is a fiscal policy tool, not a monetary policy tool used by the RBI.

While creeping, galloping, and stagflation are recognized types of inflation, 'walking inflation' is not a standard term used in economics.

The RBI uses monetary policy to influence interest rates and credit availability, which can promote inclusive growth by making finance accessible.

Expansionary fiscal policy, which involves increasing government spending and/or decreasing taxes, is used to stimulate the economy and reduce unemployment.

Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana is aimed at encouraging savings for the education and marriage of the girl child, providing financial assistance for their future.

Stand-Up India is aimed at promoting entrepreneurship among women and SC/ST communities by providing them with financial support and guidance.

The planning process in India targets all sectors: agriculture, manufacturing, and services to ensure balanced economic growth.