Which one of the following methods is currently used in India to issue

1.	Which one of the following methods is currently used in India to issue note?
A.	Fixed Fiduciary System
B.	Maximum Fiduciary System
C.	Proportional Reserve System
D.	Percentage Reserve System
E.	Minimum Reserve System
Answer» F.

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