Monetary Policy Responses is a macroeconomic framework that specifies the systematic adjustments in interest rates, money supply, and liquidity conditions undertaken by a central bank to stabilize an economy during currency crises, distinguishing it from fiscal or regulatory interventions by its direct influence on monetary conditions.
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A model of unconventional monetary policy
Mark Gertler, Péter Karádi · Journal of Monetary Economics · 2010 · 2.4K citations
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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European Central Bank
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