The Adoption of Indirect Instruments of Monetary Policy /

This paper examines the experience of implementing indirect instruments of monetary policy. The experiences of country studies illustrate the variety of circumstances under which indirect instruments of monetary policy have been introduced. Case Studies are presented for Chile, Egypt, Ghana, Indones...

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Main Author:	Baliño, Tomás J. T
Other Authors:	Alexander, William E (William Edward), 1936-, Enoch, Charles
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 1995
Series:	IMF eLibrary Occasional Papers ; Occasional Paper No. 126
Subjects:	Access to international capital Accounting system Bank accounting Bank act Bank activities Bank assistance Bank balance sheet Bank cash Bank competition Bank credit ceilings Bank credit Bank deposit Bank deposits Bank domestic credit Bank entry Bank finance Bank financing Bank for international settlements Bank groups Bank independence Bank indonesia Bank interest rates Bank interest Bank intermediation Bank interventions Bank lending rate Bank lending rates Bank lending Bank liabilities Bank licenses Bank liquidity Bank loans Bank management Bank money market Bank money Bank monitoring Bank of england Bank of international settlements Bank of japan Bank operations Bank ownership Bank policies Bank policy Bank portfolio Bank portfolios Bank rates Bank ratings Bank rediscount quotas Bank rediscount Bank regulation Bank reserves Bank securities Bank staff Bank supervision Banker Banking activities Banking crises Banking crisis Banking industry Banking law Banking legislation Banking reforms Banking regulation Banking sector Banking services Banking supervision Banking system Banking systems Banking Banks asset Bonds Capital adequacy Capital inflows Capital markets Capital structure Central bank Central banking Central banks Clearing system Credit control Credit market Credit policy Debt management Deficit financing Demand for money Deposit growth Deposit insurance scheme Deposit insurance Deposit rates Discount rate Discount securities Disintermediation Domestic financial market Domestic financial markets Domestic liquidity Domestic monetary management Domestic money market Excess demand Excess liquidity Financial assets Financial deregulation Financial innovation Financial institutions Financial instruments Financial intermediaries Financial intermediation Financial liberalization Financial market development Financial market Financial markets Financial policies Financial reform Financial reforms Financial repression Financial resources Financial sector liberalization Financial sector Financial services Financial structures Financial system Flexible exchange rate Foreign asset Foreign exchange exposure Foreign exchange market Foreign exchange Fungibility of money Government bonds Government debt Government finance Government securities market Government securities markets Government securities Government security High reserve requirements Holdings of government securities Incentive to save Independent monetary policy Indexed bonds Inflation Interbank market Interbank money market Interest rate ceilings Interest rate controls Interest rate liberalization Interest rate policy Interest rate targeting Interest rates on government securities International banks International capital markets International capital movements International capital International financial statistics International monetary system International reserves Legal reserve requirements Liquidity management Liquidity ratio Loan concentration Macroeconomic stability Macroeconomic stabilization Marginal reserve requirements Market discount rate Market for government securities Minimum reserve requirements Monetarism Monetary aggregate Monetary aggregates Monetary area Monetary arrangements Monetary authorities Monetary authority Monetary base Monetary conditions Monetary control Monetary controls Monetary economics Monetary expansion Monetary financing Monetary frameworks Monetary fund Monetary indicators Monetary instrument Monetary instruments Monetary integration Monetary management Monetary objectives Monetary policies Monetary policy decisions Monetary policy framework Monetary policy instrument Monetary policy instruments Monetary policy objectives Monetary policy operating procedures Monetary policy regime Monetary policy transmission mechanism Monetary policy Monetary reform Monetary reforms Monetary relationships Monetary stability Monetary system Monetary targets Monetary transmission process Monetary transmission Money balances Money demand Money management Money market interest rates Money market operations Money market rate Money market rates Money market Money markets Money supply National bank Open market operations Prudential regulation Public debt management Public debt Rediscount rate Rediscount Rediscounts Reserve asset Reserve ratios Reserve requirement Reserve requirements Resource allocation Restrictive monetary policy Savings bank Segmentation Settlement system Short-term government securities Stabilization programs State enterprise Structural adjustment Tight monetary policy Transmission of monetary policy Treasury bonds Treasury securities Chile Egypt Gambia, The Ghana Indonesia Mexico New Zealand Poland
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Summary:	This paper examines the experience of implementing indirect instruments of monetary policy. The experiences of country studies illustrate the variety of circumstances under which indirect instruments of monetary policy have been introduced. Case Studies are presented for Chile, Egypt, Ghana, Indonesia, Mexico, New Zealand, and Poland
Physical Description:	1 online resource (75 pages)
ISBN:	1557754896:
ISSN:	0251-6365
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