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We investigate whether the seemingly discretionary and flexible approach of India’s central bank, the Reserve Bank of … India (RBI), can in practice be described by a Taylor-type rule. We estimate an exchange rate-augmented Taylor rule for … India over the period 1980Q1 to 2008Q4, allowing for potential structural shifts between the pre- and post …
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In this paper we analyze whether the current macroeconomic environment in India is suitable for implementation of … results indicate that historically the Reserve Bank of India has given more importance to inflation compared to output growth … prices in India thereby making the choice of nominal anchor a tricky one. Furthermore, the success of monetary policy in …
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This paper investigates whether the seemingly discretionary and flexible approach of the Reserve Bank of India can in … practice be described by a Taylor-type rule. It estimates an exchange-rate-augmented Taylor rule for India over the period …
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The conduct of the monetary policy could be view as a series of decisions in which the objectives and tools are chosen. This paper explores some aspects of the strategic decisions of the monetary policy such as the roles played by central banks and other public authorities, the main constraints...
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A graph representation of the financial relations in a given monetary structure is proposed. It is argued that the graph of debt-liability relations is naturally organized and simplified into a tree structure, around banks and a central bank. Indeed, this optimal graph allows to perform payments...
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The paper shows the advantages and handicaps of implementing an inflation target (IT) regime, from a Post-Keynesian and, thus, an institutional stance. It is Post-Keynesian as long as it does not perceive any benefit in the mainstream split between monetary and fiscal policies. And it is...
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As an innovator in the financial system, China was the first to use paper currency. Eventually the form of currency was held responsible for devastating inflation and was abandoned during the Ming Dynasty. Going forward in time, uprisings and discontent have emphasized the importance of...
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The main objective of the paper in hand is to examine the validity of using Taylor rule as a robust rule for conducting monetary policy in case of Egypt. In this context, the paper works through two main pillars. First: parts two and three; critically analyze the theoretical grounds for using an...
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The Taylor equation is a simple monetary policy rule that determines the Central Bank’s policy rate as a function of inflation and output. A significant body of literature verifies the consistency of the Taylor rule with the data. However, recently there has been a growing literature regarding...
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The paper sets out to determine the impact of monetary policy on the Nigerian economy during the post-reform period using annual series data (1986 – 2006). Trend discussion of some basic macroeconomic indicators on the Nigerian economy among others reveal that (a) the Central Bank of Nigeria...
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