Thereafter,
most central banks adjusted monetary policy to promote consistent increases in the money supply, even if it promoted chronic price inflation and encouraged debtors to borrow too much.
Thereafter,
most central banks adjusted monetary policy to promote consistent increases in the money supply, even if it promoted chronic price inflation and encouraged debtors to borrow too much.
Not exact matches
Central banks can
most readily do that by
adjusting the total size of their balance sheets, which they do by either acquiring or selling assets.
It follows from this that the
most obvious way in which a modern
central bank can attempt to regulate an economy's total money stock is by
adjusting the available quantity of
bank reserves and circulating currency.