The Central Bank acts as ‘Government’s Bank’ in an economy.
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Solution and Explanation
Custodian of Funds: It holds the government’s deposits and facilitates transactions.
Debt Management: It manages the issuance of public debt and treasury bills.
Policy Advisor: The central bank advises the government on monetary and fiscal policies.
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