Top 4 Videos on Money and Supply of Money for Class 12 Economics by PW

Money and Supply of Money covers several connected concepts, including the functions of money, bank deposits, credit creation and the role of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Students may find it difficult to distinguish banking ratios and monetary policy tools or understand how commercial banks create credit.

PW offers lessons in different formats to help you study these topics and revise them for examinations. The videos cover the chapter from the basics, provide a quick recap for unit tests, revisit key concepts through a one-shot lesson and include Money and Banking in broader CUET preparation.

Video 1: Build Strong Concepts in Money and Banking with Full Chapter Coverage

This introductory video begins with the Class 12 Economics syllabus before moving to Money and Banking. It covers the functions and types of money, bank accounts, demand and time deposits, commercial bank functions, money supply, banking ratios, credit creation, monetary policy rates and the functions of the central bank. These topics provide a foundation for understanding how money and banking work.

If you are starting the chapter, this video from PW Commerce Wallah can help you become familiar with the main terms before moving to detailed revision and practice questions. Focus on the functions of commercial banks and the differences between types of deposits to strengthen your understanding of the chapter.

Video 2: Revise Money and Banking Quickly for Unit Tests and Backlog Recovery

This video covers two chapters to help Class 12 students catch up on pending topics: Money and Banking from Macroeconomics and Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence from Indian Economic Development.

The video begins with the barter system, its limitations and the meaning and functions of money. It then moves to banking concepts, including commercial banks, demand and time deposits, and different types of bank accounts.

The video is useful for students who have missed these chapters and want to cover the main concepts before unit tests. It combines topics from two parts of Economics, making it a broader backlog-revision session rather than a lesson limited to Money and Banking.

Video 3: Strengthen Chapter Recall with One-Shot Revision

This one-shot video covers the Money and Banking chapter from the basics to its key concepts. It explains the barter system and its limitations, the four functions of money, and why money is considered a medium of exchange and a measure of value.

The video then moves to banking, including commercial bank functions, types of deposits, money supply, credit creation and monetary policy tools such as repo rate, bank rate, CRR and SLR. It also covers demand for money and the motives for holding money.

This video is best suited to students who want to revise the complete Money and Banking chapter in one place. The explanations, examples and practice questions help reinforce concepts and prepare students to write answers in examinations.

Video 4: Revise Money and Banking Alongside Complete Economics Preparation

The Economics marathon includes Money and Banking as part of a wider CUET preparation plan. Its Macroeconomics coverage includes national income, money and banking, monetary policy, demand for money, the money multiplier, income and employment, government budget, fiscal policy, balance of payments and foreign exchange.

The video also features MCQs, high-weightage topics, exam strategies and time-management guidance.

This video is suitable for Class 12 Syllabus revision when you need to cover Money and Banking alongside other Economics topics.

It helps you revisit important areas across Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Indian Economic Development while practising questions and planning your remaining revision time.

Together, these videos cover different stages of Money and Banking preparation, from learning the basics to revising key terms and preparing for Class 12 Economics.

Practise definitions, distinguish between monetary policy tools and revisit credit creation and money supply until you can explain them clearly. This will help you identify weak areas and prepare more effectively for your Class 12 Economics examination.