THE ORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF OPEN MARKET INSTRUMENTS OF MONETARY POLICY
Keywords:
monetary policy, open market policy, government debt obligations, bonds.Abstract
This research paper is devoted to the consideration of the reasons for the occurrence of open market operations of monetary policy and its theoretical foundations. In addition, it examines foreign experience in the development of open market policy. According to the research findings, it has been concluded that not only government debt obligations, but also other liquid securities are widely used by Central banks as an object of the open market instruments.
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