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    Introduction In 2005, Zhou Xiaochuan, the Central Bank Government of China who has been in power for the past 13 years, announced that the Renminbi would switch exchange rate regimes and would begin to follow a more flexible regime that was tied to a basket of different currencies. Prior to this new change, the Chinese yuan was strictly pegged to the US dollar which helped them thrive economically in the global market. Less than a decade before the exchange rate regime was changed, the Asian financial

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    of the central bank, the Bank of England. The most important role of the Bank of England, the way it is run to maintain the overall financial stability of the UK economy. For purposes of sustaining the ongoing economic activities. This report will be focusing on the Bank of England role 's in the United Kingdom. One of the many roles of the Bank of England is to ensure that financial institutions do not collapse. The report will briefly discuss the role and definition of the central bank and its

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    question: How central banking independence with monetary and fiscal policy leads to control the inflation rate. Introduction: The main goal of the governments and the economists is to stable the economy growth with the policies. The main two policies which are used to monitor and control the economy are the monetary policy and the fiscal policy. To make and implement these policies and control and look for the economy growth the main department or the organization is the central bank. One of the

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    many countries and during the crisis the monetary policy implemented does not create the expected impact, central banking and monetary policy has led to the proliferation of criticism. Thus, together with the crisis of the monetary policy implemented by the central bank theoretically has undergone transformation. Occuring transformation very quickly in the field of monetary policy and central banking stems from the fast development of financial markets and economic activity at the national level

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    Kazakhstan National Bank is to ensure the stability of prices in Kazakhstan. Tasks: development and implementation of the state’s monetary policy; support of payment system functioning; implementation of foreign exchange regulation and foreign exchange control; assistance for maintenance of financial system’s stability. Functions: realization of the state monetary policy in Kazakhstan; issuance of banknotes and coins on the territory of Kazakhstan; the function of a bank of banks; the financial advisor

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    rates scattered over European and later Japanese banks, there has been many arguments amongst economist about the impacts that it will have to our national economic system. Negative interest rates are when the central bank of a country charges commercial banks interest for borrowing money and for some countries, holding an account. In other words, lenders of the central banks are obligated to pay in order to keep funds safe with the central banks. In theory, negative interest rates are intended to

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    Measuring independence was quite different among papers. And across various measures of independence the results might not be analogous. Indeed, there are different measures of Central Bank Independence. Two of which are De Jure and De Facto. Implicitly according to Pollard (1993) and Cargill (2013) De Jure means concerning law and De Facto means concerning fact. In particular, these terms are used to characterize legal or political positions. Many researchers relied on De Jure approach and cardinal

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    negative interest rate is defined as “an interest rate below zero, in which the person, bank, etc. lending the money pays interest to the one borrowing the money” in dictionary.cambridge.org. In other words, a negative interest rate means banks must pay people or firms if they loan money from banks. Furthermore, a negative interest rate also means people must be charged if they put their money in savings account of a bank. Thus, this policy is major to encourage everyone instead of hoarding their cash but

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    reflects to the degree to which stabilisation of output shocks influence inflation. If a conservative central banker is charge of the monetary policy the loss function would be ………………………………………………………. …..is additional inflation aversion of the central banker. According to Eijffinger and Hoeberichts ( 1998), the money supply can be modelled as: ………………………………… …..is the degree of central bank independence. So, after minimising government’s loss function, with rational expectations, inflation will

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    ?The inability to control the money supply has left central banks with no choice but to pursue price stability through the manipulation of short-term interest rates.? INTRODUCTION The intermediate target of monetary policy is a core part of the entire operation of monetary policy, the monetary authorities to observe the effect of monetary policy significance. Money supply as monetary policy intermediate variables, their effectiveness has been controversial features of theorists. Whether short-term

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