Financial Stability in a Weak Global Environment

S.S. Mundra

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Abstract: Even almost eight years since resorting to the extraordinary monetary and fiscal measures to counter the after-effects of the Global Financial Crisis, authorities are still left wondering about relationships between key parameters such as unemployment and inflation, as some of the time-tested tool kits have discernibly failed. The recent speeches by FED Chair and her colleagues are a testimony. Against this backdrop, it is important to remain mindful of the uncertainties, stay as vigilant and as prepared with ex-ante institutional framework, policy measures and decisions as one can be, to tide against the possible forces of destabilisation [Address delivered at the 7th SEACEN High Level Seminar for Deputy Governors in–charge of Financial Stability and Supervision held in Mumbai].

Keywords: financial stability; institutional framework; destabilisation; inflation; global environment; unemployment; financial crisis; fiscal measures; monetary; liquidity; investments; Economies; Phillips curve; defined-benefit funds; bank balance sheets (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-10
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