... evidence that the institutional environment, measured through economic freedom, significantly conditions the transmission of monetary policy. The findings have implications for tailoring macroeconomic strategies to institutional contexts. Monetary policy Economic freedom Interactive model E51...

... 08 08 2023 26 10 2023 28 10 2023 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2023 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Bank consolidation Entrepreneurship Business formations Economic growth E51 G21 R10 Here, s_n represents...

... Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Banks Money and interest rates Simulation modeling Money supply Lending rates Deposit rates Agent-based model E43 E51 G21 C63 The conventional view of banks’ interest rate setting strategy implies...

... relates changes in the monetary base (MB) to money stock (MS). For the estimation process, the model in equation 1 can be written in the following logarithmic regression form: Money supply Money and interest rates E51 E52 The transmission mechanisms of the monetary policies through...

..., exchange rate, exports earnings, imports outflow, the consumer price index in Colombo were deemed as independent variables (Mohamed Aslam, 2016). E51 E52 E58 Most policymakers have argued that the money supply causes inflation. Wherefore, some of the countries were affected by hyperinflation...

... and the macroeconomy Financial economics International finance Macroeconomics and monetary economics Financial inclusion PCA (principal component analysis) E44 E51 G2 O11 There is no universally accepted definition of financial inclusion. But generally, the term financial inclusion is defined...

... in the financial sector of the economy. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Monetary policy Emerging markets Banks Credit Bank credit Capital Econometric modeling Loan demand Credit to the private sector C32 E44 E47 E51 G01...

... E51 F30 G21 Money is created by bank lending. When a bank grants a loan, it books the loan as an asset and the newly created deposit as a liability. Therefore, when banks lend to borrowers, they thereby create deposits (initially held by the borrowers). Deposits may later be used as payment...