TRANSMISI KEBIJAKAN MONETER DI INDONESIA: CREDIT VIE W ATAU MONEY VIEW?
Sugiharso Safuan, Beta Yulianita G. Laksono
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Sugiharso Safuan, Beta Yulianita G. Laksono
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One of some problematic issues of identification of the efiectiveness of the monetary policy is the question on whether the monetary policy mechanism transmissions can perform fully in transmitting the changes of monetary policies into the national and regional level of economy. On earlier studies, Muelgini (2004) relatively compares the eflectiveness of monetary policies of the five mechanism transmission channels at the national level of the economy employing impulse response fiznction. The results show that prior to the economic crises in Indonesia credit channel is not eflective, and for after crises periods interest rates, credit, and asset price channels are becoming relatively important. Utilizing similar methodology, Laksono (2005) finds that the eflectiveness of monetary mechanism varies among regions. This research analyzes the findings of both Muelgini ‘s and Laksono's employing dijfkrent methodology to evaluate the channels through which monetary policies are transmitted
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One of some problematic issues of identification of the efiectiveness of the monetary policy is the question on whether the monetary policy mechanism transmissions can perform fully in transmitting the changes of monetary policies into the national and regional level of economy. On earlier studies, Muelgini (2004) relatively compares the eflectiveness of monetary policies of the five mechanism transmission channels at the national level of the economy employing impulse response fiznction. The results show that prior to the economic crises in Indonesia credit channel is not eflective, and for after crises periods interest rates, credit, and asset price channels are becoming relatively important. Utilizing similar methodology, Laksono (2005) finds that the eflectiveness of monetary mechanism varies among regions. This research analyzes the findings of both Muelgini ‘s and Laksono's employing dijfkrent methodology to evaluate the channels through which monetary policies are transmitted
Key concepts: Monetary policy, Monetary transmission mechanism, Economics, Credit channel, Interest rate, Interest rate channel, Monetary economics, Asset (computer security)