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The Effect of Monetary Policy Indicators Analysis by Using Interest Rate and Money Supply Approach to the Inflation in Aceh

Leli Ansari

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Since 2005, Bank Indonesia as the Monetary Authority has implemented a monetary policy framework whose main objective is to maintain inflation rate in line with the stipulated by the government. The monetary policy indicators used to achieve these objectives are the interest rate and money supply ap

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Since 2005, Bank Indonesia as the Monetary Authority has implemented a monetary policy framework whose main objective is to maintain inflation rate in line with the stipulated by the government. The monetary policy indicators used to achieve these objectives are the interest rate and money supply ap

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Since 2005, Bank Indonesia as the Monetary Authority has implemented a monetary policy framework whose main objective is to maintain inflation rate in line with the stipulated by the government. The monetary policy indicators used to achieve these objectives are the interest rate and money supply ap

Key concepts: Monetary policy, Money supply, Interest rate, Inflation (cosmology), Economics, Monetary economics, Monetarism, Inflation targeting

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