Whenever monetary authorities wanted to influence price levels for goods and services, they resorted to the popular tool — interest rates that make money more expensive or affordable. If inflation climbs, they raise the interest rate to dampen demand, and if growth slows, they reduce the cost of funds to fuel demand.
RBI monetary policy: The liquidity lever may prove to be better price tamer
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