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COX’S BAZAR INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Monetary Policy of Banla!e"# Impacts & Implementations Implementations
INTRO$UCTION Positive Political & economic scenario represents the Good governance. Both the economic &
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political structures are interdependent. Good central governance can change both economic and political aspects, as well as social aspects of a country. With the consultation of “ Ministry of Finance”, “ Bangladesh Bank ” sets the monetary policy for the state. hey do so by ad!usting "increasing#decreasing$ the money circulating in the economy and placing up the interest rates. Bangladesh Ban% sets the rate of interest for the ban%ing & nonban%ing financial institutions to borrow money from Bangladesh Ban%. By ad!usting "increasing#decreasing$ the interest rate, Bangladesh Ban% controls the capacity of the financial institutions to access the money. his in turn holds the financial institution's capacity to afford credit to the business and customers. (ow easily financial institutions can access to money lays out the credit line from ban%s to
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customers. he %ey mechanism to manipulate the monetary policy of the Bangladesh Ban% is the ad!ustments in the rate of interest. Ban%s are the mediator to turn around and distribute the savings or costs to their borrowers. )owering the interest rate for the financial institutions, interest rate for the commercial and mass consumers also tends to decrease or vice versa. his is because an ad!ustment to the interest rate ma%es it affordable or prohibitive for the financial institutions to provide loans. he rate of interest and the e*change rate of money cause an intense relationship. When Bangladesh Ban% in!ects more money into the economic system by minimi+ing the rate of interest, ma%es the cost of borrowing discounted. he more money is circulated into the economy, declines the value of money, the less each a%a worth. his results from goods more affordable and an increase in e*ports, which helps in sustaining the growth of the economy as well. oderate inflation and declining unemployment can be ensured by circulating a moderate money flow throughout the economy, as it will %eep the rate of interest at minimum level. But the fact that should be chec%ed in time to time, that the rate of rd inflation should be moderated
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and e*pected. Because too much money flowing into the economy causes an increase in price level, which refers to more money is chasing fewer goods. he formal ob!ective of a monetary policy is to maintain a steady price level and turning down unemployment. -t can be either e*pansionary or contractionary. n one hand, the /*pansionary policy is the policy where the money is in!ected into the economic system faster process than usual. n the other hand, contractionary policy is the policy where money is in!ected into the economic system in a slower process than usual. 0ormally an e*pansionary policy is applied in case of recession, to fight against high unemployment. -n this scenario, central ban% lowers the rate of interest with a view to luring investors to e*pand business activity in the economic system. 1gain, a contractionary policy is applied in case of high inflation or une*pected inflation. -n this scenario, central ban% ma*imi+es the rate of interest to lower the inflation with a thought to avoiding distortions and deterioration of asset values.
