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McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2006 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 15 Central Banks in the World Today

15-2 Web Links Federal Reserve System Bank of England European Central Bank Bank of Japan (English) Reserve Bank of Australia Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bank of Canada (English) Banco de Mexico (English)

15-3 The Functions of a Modern Central Bank The Government's Bank: Manages the finances of the government. Through interest rates, controls the availability of money and credit.

15-4 The Functions of a Modern Central Bank The Banker’s Bank: Guarantees that sound banks can do business by lending to them, even during crises. Operates a payments system for interbank payments. Oversees financial intermediaries to ensure confidence in their soundness.

15-5 The Objectives of a Modern Central Bank Low, Stable Inflation: Inflation creates confusion and makes planning difficult. When inflation is high, growth is low.

15-6 The Objectives of a Modern Central Bank High, Stable Growth: When growth is predictable, it is faster than when it is unpredictable.

15-7 The Objectives of a Modern Central Bank Financial System Stability: A stable financial system is a necessity for an economy to operate efficiently.

15-8 The Objectives of a Modern Central Bank Stable Interest Rates: Interest rate volatility creates risk for both lenders and borrowers.

15-9 The Objectives of a Modern Central Bank Stable Exchange Rates: Variable exchange rates make the revenues from foreign sales and the cost of purchasing imported goods hard to predict.

15-10 Principles of Central Bank Design Independence: To keep inflation low, monetary decisions must be made free of political influence

15-11 Principles of Central Bank Design

15-12 Principles of Central Bank Design Decision-making by Committee: Pooling the knowledge of a number of people yields better decisions than decision making by an individual.

15-13 Principles of Central Bank Design Accountability: Policymakers must be held accountable to the public they serve.

15-14 Principles of Central Bank Design Transparency: Policymakers must clearly communicate their objectives, decisions, and methods to the public.

15-15 Principles of Central Bank Design Policy Framework: Policymakers must clearly state their policy goals and the tradeoffs among them.

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