Tightening monetary policy generally means: * * * thinks there are too many currencies circulating outside, and hopes to reduce the monetary policy adopted! Tightening monetary policy usually means inflation in the economy. The central government restrains consumption growth by raising interest rates, and controls excessive price growth, thus controlling inflation.
No matter how complicated the causes of inflation are, the total amount of money in circulation exceeds the total amount of goods and services that society can provide at constant prices. Raising interest rates can delay the purchasing power of existing currency, reduce the immediate social demand, and also reduce the demand for bank loans; Lowering interest rates will have the opposite effect. The central bank can also directly regulate the money supply through the financial market.
The main policy means of tightening monetary policy
Reduce the money supply, raise interest rates and strengthen credit control. If the market price rises, the demand is excessive, and the economy is excessively prosperous, it is considered that the total social demand is greater than the total supply, and the central bank will adopt the policy of tightening the currency to reduce the demand.
According to the Law of the People's Bank of China, the monetary policy tools currently determined mainly include deposit reserve, central bank benchmark interest rate, rediscount, central bank loans and open market, and the rest are included in other monetary policy tools determined by the State Council. Therefore, while maintaining the large-scale withdrawal of money from the open market through central bank bills, special government bonds and other tools, the biggest market expectation at present is to raise interest rates and deposit reserve.
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Extrusion contraction 1. For financial markets, it refers to the period when borrowing is difficult. 2. For ordinary businesses, it refers to the increase in costs, but it cannot be passed on to consumers. Tight profit margins lead to lower profits.
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Question 3: What does deflation mean? Deflation is actually because many enterprises have insufficient orders and do not need a lot of money to buy raw materials and organize production, which makes the amount of money in circulation less.
If a large number of enterprises are depressed, do not need money, or even lay off a large number of employees, then the national economy will fall into recession, demand will be weak, and prices will fall. The decline in prices has further aggravated the deterioration of the business conditions of enterprises.
However, it is biased to assert that "the economy has entered deflation" only by a few months of price decline (the actual price decline is very small) without comprehensive analysis of other variables of the economy.
With China's total economic output of 64 trillion yuan, annual investment in fixed assets of 50 trillion yuan, total retail sales of 26 trillion yuan and foreign trade import and export of 26 trillion yuan, it is still far from entering the deflationary stage.
Question 4: What do you mean by tightening monetary policy? What is the impact on our people? Tightening monetary policy generally means: * * * thinks that there are too many currencies circulating outside, and hopes to reduce the monetary policy adopted! The policy of tightening household money is generally inflation in the economy. The central government raises interest rates to curb consumption growth, control excessive price growth, and control inflation.
No matter how complicated the causes of inflation are, the total amount of money in circulation exceeds the total amount of goods and services that society can provide at constant prices. Raising interest rates can delay the purchasing power of existing currency, reduce the immediate social demand, and also reduce the demand for bank loans; Lowering interest rates will have the opposite effect. The central bank can also directly regulate the money supply through the financial market.
The country mainly implements a tight monetary policy by raising interest rates and issuing government bonds! This has advantages and disadvantages! After the interest rate rises, more money will enter the bank, and the interest rate of bank loans will also rise, which is not conducive to the development of enterprises, because almost all enterprises have to lend! After the interest rate rises, it is beneficial to the people, because people rarely borrow money to invest and do business, and most people deposit their money in the interest of the bank! Rising interest rates will reduce inflation, and ordinary people will feel that their money is still "valuable"! But the country will not implement a tight monetary policy for a long time, because enterprises are an important part of national development! Especially in the current economic opening, China enterprises must face the competition from all over the world, and the state must protect our enterprises! Tight monetary policy is only temporary!
Question 5: What is monetary tightening? What is inflation? What is the relationship between the two? There are three commonly used monetary policy tools: interest rate, discount rate and bank reserve ratio. Tight monetary policy means that when the economy is overheated, the economy can be adjusted by raising interest rates, discount rates and bank reserve ratio. Inflation generally refers to the phenomenon that the circulation of paper money exceeds the actual amount of money needed in commodity circulation, which leads to the devaluation of paper money and the rise of prices. Its essence is that the total social demand is greater than the total social supply. Inflation in modern economics refers to the rise of the overall price level. Generalized inflation refers to the decline in the market value or purchasing power of money, while currency depreciation refers to the decline in the relative value between two economies. The former is used to describe the value of domestic currency, while the latter is used to describe the added value in the international market. The correlation between them is one of the disputes in economics. Monetary tightening is a policy to deal with inflation. .
Question 6: What does it mean to tighten the currency? Tighten the currency circulation to prevent the increase of currency flow from causing inflation. When * * * fled, it issued a large amount of currency, which caused the currency to depreciate seriously, and bought things in sacks.
Question 7: What is deflation? I. Definition of deflation
Deflation refers to a monetary phenomenon that the overall price level continues to decline.
In economic practice, we can judge whether the price drop in a certain period belongs to deflation, whether the inflation rate has turned from positive to negative, and whether the decline has lasted for a certain period of time.
Second, the causes of deflation
Deflation caused by insufficient aggregate demand
(B) the absolute oversupply caused by inflation
Third, the impact of deflation on social economy.
(A) the impact of deflation on economic growth
1, theory of promoting retreat: deflation will inhibit economic growth and even make the economy decline.
Reason:
(1) The continuous decline in prices will reduce the profits or even losses of producers, and then reduce production or stop production.
(2) The continuous decline in prices will harm debtors, thus affecting production and investment.
(3) If prices continue to fall, the reduction of production investment will lead to the increase of unemployment and the decrease of residents' income, which will aggravate the shortage of total demand.
2. Promotion theory: Moderate deflation is beneficial to economic growth.
Reason:
(1) Deflation will lead to a decline in long-term interest rates, which is conducive to enterprises' investment in improving equipment and increasing productivity.
② Under moderate deflation, the time of economic expansion can be extended without threatening economic stability.
(3) If deflation is associated with technological progress and efficiency improvement, the decline of price level and economic growth can promote each other.
(B) the benefits of wealth income redistribution in deflation
1. If the holder of the physical assets is damaged, the cash assets will appreciate.
2. Creditors with fixed interest rates gain, while debtors suffer.
3. Deflation reduces incentives for enterprises, and some wealth is transferred to residents; Deflation makes the real interest rate of corporate debt rise, and the income is further transferred to individuals.
4. * * Transfer of wealth to the public
Fourth, control deflation.
Loose monetary policy
Adopting a loose monetary policy can increase the amount of money in circulation, thus * * * total demand.
slack fiscal policy
Expanding fiscal expenditure can directly increase the total demand, and can also drive the increase of private investment through the "multiplier effect" of investment.
(3) structural adjustment
For deflation caused by absolute overproduction of certain industries or commodities at a certain level, structural adjustment is generally adopted, that is, reducing the output of surplus departments or industries and encouraging the development of emerging departments or industries.
Change expectations
* * * Increase the public's confidence in the future economic development trend through various publicity means.
(5) Improve the social security system.
Establish and improve the social security system, appropriately improve the national income distribution pattern, raise the income level and consumption level of middle and lower class residents, and increase consumer demand.
Question 8: What does China's economic contraction mean? Deflation: When the currency in circulation in the market decreases, people's monetary income and purchasing power decrease, which affects the price drop and leads to deflation. Long-term monetary tightening will inhibit investment and production, leading to increased unemployment and economic recession.
How to define deflation? According to Samuel, the Nobel laureate in economics, "the general decline in prices and costs is deflation". Economists generally believe that when the consumer price index (cpi) drops for two consecutive quarters, it means that deflation has emerged. Deflation means that prices such as prices, wages, interest rates, grain and energy can't stop falling, and all of them are in a state of oversupply.
In economic practice, we can judge whether the price drop in a certain period belongs to deflation, whether the inflation rate has turned from positive to negative, and whether the decline has lasted for a certain period of time.
Question 9: What is a tight monetary policy and what effect does it have on the stock market? Tightening the monetary policy in the sea means: * * * thinks that there are too many currencies circulating outside, and hopes to reduce the monetary policy adopted! Tightening monetary policy usually leads to economic inflation. The central government raises interest rates to curb consumption growth, control excessive price growth, and control inflation.
Have a negative impact on the stock market. Because the central bank absorbed a lot of social liquidity, the stock market did not have enough funds to chase, and naturally fell.
On the other hand, if liquidity is tight, the cost of obtaining funds will be high, resulting in much higher monetary returns in corporate bonds and other aspects, so many funds in the stock market will pursue channels with higher returns.