Monetary Policy - Inflation Targeting
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What is the primary objective of the BSP's monetary policy?

  • To promote price stability conducive to balanced economic growth (correct)
  • To manage foreign exchange rates
  • To maximize profits for the central bank
  • To regulate the stock market
  • Which of the following is not a key objective of monetary policy?

  • Price stability
  • Full employment
  • Controlling government debt (correct)
  • Economic growth
  • What monetary policy instrument is primarily used by the BSP to influence the money supply?

  • Reserve requirements
  • Setting the reverse repurchase (RRP) rate (correct)
  • Tax policy adjustments
  • Foreign exchange interventions
  • How does contractionary monetary policy typically affect the economy?

    <p>It decreases inflation rates</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what year did the BSP adopt the inflation targeting framework?

    <p>2002</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What effect does adjusting interest rates have on borrowing costs?

    <p>It can influence both borrowing costs and consumer spending</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following would likely be a tool of expansionary monetary policy?

    <p>Decreasing reserve requirements</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of monetary policy does the BSP implement when inflation is forecasted to exceed target levels?

    <p>Contractionary monetary policy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Monetary Policy Overview

    • Central banks regulate the money supply to stabilize price levels.
    • Key objectives: Price stability, full employment, and economic growth.
    • Action measures include influencing the timing, costs, and availability of money and credit.

    Inflation Targeting

    • Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) aims to maintain price stability for balanced economic growth.
    • Inflation targeting framework adopted in January 2002 to achieve this objective.
    • BSP utilizes various monetary policy instruments based on inflation outlook assessment.

    Primary Instruments in Monetary Policy

    • Interest Rates: Adjusting rates influences borrowing costs and consumer spending.
    • Open Market Operations: Buying or selling government securities affects overall money supply.
    • Reserve Requirements: Adjustments in reserve amounts impact banks' lending activities.

    Monetary Policy Strategies

    • Contractionary Monetary Policy: Implemented when inflation forecasts exceed target levels to restrict money supply.
    • Expansionary Monetary Policy: Aimed at stimulating the economy when inflation is under control, increasing money supply and encouraging spending.

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    This quiz explores the monetary policy employed by central banks with a focus on inflation targeting. Understand the measures and actions taken to regulate money supply and their impact on economic stability. Dive into key concepts and definitions relevant to this important economic strategy.

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