Chapter 11 WORKSHOP 9 Financial Programming
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Language:
English
Print Publication Date:
15 Sep 1985
Keywords:
BOOK; factor cost; average earnings; net credit; credit to the government; balance of payments target; Domestic credit; Credit; Demand for money; Commercial banks; Income

Abstract

A financial program is a set of coordinated policy measures—mainly in the monetary, fiscal, and balance of payments fields—intended to achieve certain economic targets in a relatively short period of time. The task of setting economic targets, choosing policy instruments, and quantifying the appropriate magnitudes of the instruments required to reach the targets is described as financial programming.

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Financial Policy Workshops
The Case of Kenya
ISBN:
9780939934003
Publication Date:
15 Sep 1985
Publisher:
International Monetary Fund
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5089/9780939934003.071
Pages:
339