The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries

The objective of this paper is to compare the effectiveness of monetary policy between civillaw countries and common-law countries by investigating the impulse response of monetary policy actions on the level of output. This is to determine whether countries of common-law origin are less sensitive t...

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Main Author: Zakaria, Zukarnain
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Published: Faculty of Management and Human Resource Developemant 2007
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description The objective of this paper is to compare the effectiveness of monetary policy between civillaw countries and common-law countries by investigating the impulse response of monetary policy actions on the level of output. This is to determine whether countries of common-law origin are less sensitive to monetary policy actions compared with civil-law countries. Theoretically, we expected that monetary policy is more effective in civil-law countries where their financial structures are more bank-based as compared to common-law countries where their financial structures are more market-based. The impulse response functions were generated through the estimation of first-differences VAR consisting of five variables. The findings show the impact of monetary policy is relatively stronger, responds more quickly and long lasting in civil-law countries compared with common-law countries.
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spelling utm-81372014-01-02T04:05:42Z http://eprints.utm.my/8137/ The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries Zakaria, Zukarnain K Law (General) The objective of this paper is to compare the effectiveness of monetary policy between civillaw countries and common-law countries by investigating the impulse response of monetary policy actions on the level of output. This is to determine whether countries of common-law origin are less sensitive to monetary policy actions compared with civil-law countries. Theoretically, we expected that monetary policy is more effective in civil-law countries where their financial structures are more bank-based as compared to common-law countries where their financial structures are more market-based. The impulse response functions were generated through the estimation of first-differences VAR consisting of five variables. The findings show the impact of monetary policy is relatively stronger, responds more quickly and long lasting in civil-law countries compared with common-law countries. Faculty of Management and Human Resource Developemant 2007-06 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/8137/1/ZukarnainZakaria2007_ThePerformanceofMonetaryPolicy.pdf text/html en http://eprints.utm.my/8137/2/24-bil-09-jun-2007.html Zakaria, Zukarnain (2007) The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries. Jurnal Kemanusiaan (9). pp. 7-24. ISSN 1675-1930
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The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries
title The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries
title_full The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries
title_fullStr The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries
title_full_unstemmed The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries
title_short The performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries
title_sort performance of monetary policy : a comparison between civil-law and common-law countries
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