Financial intermediation and the monetary transmission mechanism

Iris Claus · Christie Smith

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Monetary Policy and Economic Impact Banking stability, regulation, efficiency Economic theories and models

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The article explores the role of financial intermediation in the monetary transmission mechanism. It discusses how and why shocks that affect lenders' willingness to lend can have an impact on economic activity, and why this needs to be factored into analyses of the interaction of monetary policy, the financial sector and the real economy.

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