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The Role of Central Banks in Monetary Policy and Controlling Inflation

Central bank Monetary policy, Central Banking, Macroeconomics

Central banks play a crucial role in managing a country’s economy and ensuring stability. One of their primary responsibilities is to formulate and implement monetary policy, which includes controlling inflation. In this article, we will explore the role of...

Credit Control by Central bank

Central Bank Operations, Central Banking, Credit control by CB, Macroeconomics

Central bank exercises monetary policy to influence rate of interest, money supply and credit availability. Central bank use different tools to achieve the objective of controlling the availability of credit in economy. There are several quantitative tools through...

A look into central banks’ monetary policies

Central bank Monetary policy, Central Banking, Macroeconomics

While the Bank of England is considering the option to limit the borrowing of Britain’s major banks and investors in the Euro zone are wondering how much the inflation rate will continue to drop, it makes more sense than ever to clarify how central banks can influence...

Bank-Based vs. Market-Based Economies

CB Functions, Central Banking, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Macroeconomics

 Can We Still Define Banks Nowadays? According to literature in the field, the following definition is widely accepted: “a bank is a financial intermediary that offers loans and deposits, and payment services” (Casu, 2006) However, nowadays banks have diversified the...

Central Banks and their functions

CB Functions, Central Banking, Macroeconomics

By: Valeria Popa How did central banks appear? The European Central Bank, the Federal Reserve Bank, the Bank of England and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand are just a few examples of central banks which make the subject of the most widely read financial newspapers...




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