Measuring monetary policy for a small open economy: Turkey
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سیاست هایی که توسط بانک مرکزی در جهت کنترل نقدینگی اعمال می شود سیاست های پولی نامیده می شود. سیاست پولی ازطریق تغییر درحجم پول ، تغییر در رشد حجم پول و نرخ بهره و یا شرایط اعطای تسهیلات مالی انجام می گیرد . ابتکار تغییر حجم پول به طور عمده در دست بانک مرکزی قرارداد و این بانک با اعمال سیاستهای پولی نظیر تغییر در نرخ ذخیره قانونی بانکها ، تغییر درنرخ تنزیل مجدد و عملیات بازار باز حجم پول را تغییر می دهد. سیاست پولی بردونوع انبساطی و انقباضی تقسیم می شود. سیاست پولی اصولاً برنظریه مقداری پول درهردو شکل قدیمی ( کلاسیکها ) و جدید آن ( فریدمن و مکتب پولی ) مبتنی است . نوع سیاست پولی مورد استفاده اغلب انقباضی و ضد تورمی است و به صورت انبساطی تنها درشرایط کم اشتغالی و آن هم در کوتاه مدت باعث افزایش تولیدو اشتغال کل می شود.
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