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MFS – OCT 2022 – L2 – Q4 – Government Borrowing Impact on Money Supply

Discuss impact of government borrowing on money supply and list constraints on money supply growth.

a) Government borrowing from the banking system through the issue of government securities has a substantial impact on money supply. Discuss this statement with the aid of the relevant examples. (15 Marks)

b) List the constraints that limit the growth of money supply. (5 Marks)

[Total Marks: 20]

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MCBFI – APR 2023 – L4 – Q5 – Investor Attitude to Risk, Risk Reduction, and Mutual Funds vs Shares

Assess investors' attitude to risk, strategies to reduce risk, and distinguish between mutual funds and shares amid high T-bill rates and bond turmoil in Ghana.

The current macro-economic policies have really undermined the principles covering Government Securities and its associated risks. The relatively high Treasury Bills rates have attracted massive interests by prospective investors whilst the Bond Market is in turmoil. The Bank of Ghana is receiving massive over subscription week on week by investors in Treasury Bills, in most recent Weekly Auctions.

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(a) Assess the attitude to risk by investors. (6 marks)

(b) What can the investors do to avoid or reduce risk? (6 marks)

(c) Clearly distinguish between Mutual Funds and Shares. (8 marks) (Total: 20 marks)

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MFS – OCT 2022 – L2 – Q4 – Government Borrowing Impact on Money Supply

Discuss impact of government borrowing on money supply and list constraints on money supply growth.

a) Government borrowing from the banking system through the issue of government securities has a substantial impact on money supply. Discuss this statement with the aid of the relevant examples. (15 Marks)

b) List the constraints that limit the growth of money supply. (5 Marks)

[Total Marks: 20]

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MCBFI – APR 2023 – L4 – Q5 – Investor Attitude to Risk, Risk Reduction, and Mutual Funds vs Shares

Assess investors' attitude to risk, strategies to reduce risk, and distinguish between mutual funds and shares amid high T-bill rates and bond turmoil in Ghana.

The current macro-economic policies have really undermined the principles covering Government Securities and its associated risks. The relatively high Treasury Bills rates have attracted massive interests by prospective investors whilst the Bond Market is in turmoil. The Bank of Ghana is receiving massive over subscription week on week by investors in Treasury Bills, in most recent Weekly Auctions.

Required:

(a) Assess the attitude to risk by investors. (6 marks)

(b) What can the investors do to avoid or reduce risk? (6 marks)

(c) Clearly distinguish between Mutual Funds and Shares. (8 marks) (Total: 20 marks)

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