THE THEORETICAL PROBLEM OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MONETARY POLICY AND FINANCIAL STABILITY
Keywords:
Monetary policy, financial instability, price stability, interest rates, money supply, inflation targeting, the business cycle, speculations.Abstract
The research of theoretical problems of the relationship between monetary policy and financial instability in the context of the major areas of macroeconomic theory is implemented. It is found out that monetary policy not always can predictably affect the real and financial sectors because of the availability complex and nonlinear relationships between them.
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