MONETARY POLICY Introduction

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MONETARY POLICY Introduction Marijana Ivanov, Ph.D.

Outline of Course This course explains how monetary and financial system function describes the institutions that create and/or regulate the money supply discuses a creation of money and bank reserves explains monetary and macroeconomic theory uses the macroeconomic theory to explain how the quantity of money and other monetary variables affect national income, employment rates, and price levels explains what is going on when we read in the newspaper that the Central bank has changed the discount rate or used other tools of monetary policy …

Learning and Teaching This course will have 3 hours of lectures per week and 1 hour of seminars per week. Attendance at both lectures and seminars is recommended. In addition to class-contact hours, students are expected to invest a minimum of two additional hours per week on this course.

LEARNING RESOURCES Mishkin, F. S. :“The Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets”, Pearson Addison Wesley Lectures (Presentations and other sources) http://www.efzg.unizg.hr/default.aspx?id=11284