Monetary growth, financial structure, and inflation : The post-pandemic new normal

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  • Economic and Political Weekly Vol.58; No.22 - 3 June 2023 pp. 23-31
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: It is argued that a key question of the operation of monetary policy is its decomposition into a price effect and an output effect. Specifically, the association between the easing of global monetary and liquidity conditions on the one hand, and the significant spurt in inflation, on the other, in recent times is probed to conclude that across the world, there seems to be an association. The issues of monetary stability, price stability and financial stability are also intimately interlinked.
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It is argued that a key question of the operation of monetary policy is its decomposition into a price effect and an output effect. Specifically, the
association between the easing of global monetary and liquidity conditions on the one hand, and the significant spurt in inflation, on the other, in recent
times is probed to conclude that across the world, there seems to be an association. The issues of monetary stability, price stability and financial stability are also intimately interlinked.

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