Journal of CENTRUM Cathedra. Vol. 06, Issue 01

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JCC Volume 6 - Issue 1 - 2013
  • The Evolving Role of Reserve Requirements in Monetary Policy Carrera, César; 1
  • Efficiency Determinants and Dynamic Efficiency Changes in Latin American Banking Industries Hassan, M. Kabir; Sanchez, Benito; 2
  • Evaluating the Efficiency of Turkish Banks: A Risk and Profitability Approach Eken, Mehmet Hasan; Kale, Süleyman; 3
  • The Lending Interest Rates in the Microfinance Sector: Searching for its Determinants Cotler, Pablo; Almazan, Deyanira; 4
  • Public Pension Governance and Asset Allocation Dobra, Matt; Lubich, Bruce; 5
  • The Effects of Trade Expansion: Poverty and Inequality in Post-NAFTA Mexico Navarro, De Hoyos; E, Rafael; 6
  • Entrepreneurial Skills, Significant Differences between Serbian and German Entrepreneurs Morales, Carlos E; Feldman, Percy Marquina; 7

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      The Evolving Role of Reserve Requirements in Monetary Policy
      (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. CENTRUM, 2013) Carrera, César
      The design of monetary policy has been a subject of debate in the specialized literature. Over the last three decades, this literature has moved from questioning the very existence of reserve requirements (RRs) to analyzing and discussing their role as a tool for monetary policy. The large variation in how central banks implement RRs around the world suggests that a consensus has yet to emerge on what constitutes an optimal reserve requirement strategy. I survey the main modeling strategies which incorporate RRs in the design of monetary policy. Furthermore, I discuss different modeling approaches in which RRs can affect the banking system, improve monetary policy decisions, and help achieve a central bank’s macroeconomic objectives.