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Monetary Policy of Central Bank
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Monetary Policy of Central Bank

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What is the primary objective of the BSP's monetary policy?

  • To regulate the supply of money without regard to inflation
  • To promote price stability conducive to balanced economic growth (correct)
  • To promote economic growth at all costs
  • To ensure maximum employment year-round
  • Which monetary policy instrument does the BSP primarily use to influence the economy?

  • Government spending programs
  • Foreign exchange interventions
  • Taxation policy adjustments
  • Reverse repurchase (RRP) or borrowing rate (correct)
  • What does contractionary monetary policy aim to achieve?

  • Enhance liquidity in the banking system
  • Stabilize employment rates irrespective of inflation
  • Increase spending through lower interest rates
  • Slow down the economy when inflation exceeds target (correct)
  • Which of the following is NOT a key objective of monetary policy?

    <p>Influencing foreign exchange rates</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does the BSP implement changes in the economy during an expansionary monetary policy?

    <p>Lowering interest rates to encourage borrowing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What effect do reserve requirements have on a bank's ability to lend?

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

    Which framework did the BSP adopt in January 2002 for its monetary policy?

    <p>Inflation Targeting Framework</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Interest rate adjustments by the central bank primarily influence which of the following?

    <p>Borrowing costs and consumer spending</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Monetary Policy Overview

    • Central bank measures regulate the money supply in the economy.
    • Aims to stabilize price levels through control over timing, costs, and availability of money and credit.
    • Key objectives include price stability, full employment, and economic growth.

    Inflation Targeting Framework

    • The primary goal of BSP's monetary policy is to ensure price stability for balanced economic growth.
    • Implemented the inflation targeting framework in January 2002, according to Republic Act 7653.
    • Utilizes various monetary policy instruments based on inflation outlook assessments.

    Monetary Policy Instruments

    • Interest Rates: Adjusting these can influence borrowing costs and consumer spending.
    • Open Market Operations: Involves buying or selling government securities to affect money supply.
    • Reserve Requirements: Altering the amount banks must hold in reserve influences their lending activity.

    Types of Monetary Policies

    Contractionary Monetary Policy

    • Implemented when inflation forecast exceeds the target, aiming to reduce money supply and control inflation.

    Expansionary Monetary Policy

    • Used when the BSP identifies low inflation forecasts, aimed at increasing money supply to stimulate the economy.

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    This quiz covers the concepts of monetary policy, focusing on inflation targeting and the actions taken by central banks to regulate money supply. It is designed for a deeper understanding of economic stabilization techniques and their implications. Ideal for students studying finance or economics.

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