Title: 9' Money and Monetary Policy
19. Money and Monetary Policy
2The Meaning andFunctions of Money
- The functions of money
- medium of exchange
- means of storing wealth
- means of evaluation
- means of establishing value of future claims and
payments - What should count as money?
- narrow definitions of money
- broad definitions of money
3Financial System in the UK
- The key role of banks
- deposits and loans
- liabilities and assets
- retail and wholesale deposits and loans
- Liabilities
- sight deposits
4Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
5Financial System in the UK
- The key role of banks
- deposits and loans
- liabilities and assets
- retail and wholesale deposits and loans
- Liabilities
- sight deposits
- time deposits
6Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
7Financial System in the UK
- The key role of banks
- deposits and loans
- liabilities and assets
- retail and wholesale deposits and loans
- Liabilities
- sight deposits
- time deposits
- certificates of deposit
8Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
9Financial System in the UK
- The key role of banks
- deposits and loans
- liabilities and assets
- retail and wholesale deposits and loans
- Liabilities
- sight deposits
- time deposits
- certificates of deposit
- repos
10Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
11Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
12Financial System in the UK
- Assets
- cash and balances with the Bank of England
13Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
14Financial System in the UK
- Assets
- cash and balances with the Bank of England
- short-term loans
15Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
16Financial System in the UK
- Assets
- cash and balances with the Bank of England
- short-term loans
- longer-term loans
17Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
18Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
19Financial System in the UK
- Assets
- cash and balances with the Bank of England
- short-term loans
- longer-term loans
- Liquidity and profitability
20Financial System in the UK
- Assets
- cash and balances with the Bank of England
- short-term loans
- longer-term loans
- Liquidity and profitability
- profitability
21Financial System in the UK
- Assets
- cash and balances with the Bank of England
- short-term loans
- longer-term loans
- Liquidity and profitability
- profitability
- liquidity
22Financial System in the UK
- Assets
- cash and balances with the Bank of England
- short-term loans
- longer-term loans
- Liquidity and profitability
- profitability
- liquidity
- the liquidity ratio
23Balance sheet of UK banks March 2000
24Financial System in the UK
- The Bank of England
- note issue
- management of government's borrowing programme
- provides liquidity to the banks
- operates monetary and exchange rate policy
25Financial System in the UK
- The London money market
- the discount and repo markets
- discounting
- the repo market
- last-resort facilities by Bank of England
- the parallel money markets
26The Supply of Money
- Definitions of the money supply
- monetary base
- broad money
- Definitions in the UK
27UK monetary aggregates (end April 2000)
million
Cash outside Bank of England Banks
operational deposits with Bank of England M0
30 523 214 30 737
28UK monetary aggregates (end April 2000)
million
Cash outside Bank of England Banks
operational deposits with Bank of England M0
Cash outside banks (in circulation)
Private-sector retail bank and building society
deposits M2
30 523 214 30 737 25 964 537 397 563 361
29UK monetary aggregates (end April 2000)
million
Cash outside Bank of England Banks
operational deposits with Bank of England M0
Cash outside banks (in circulation)
Private-sector retail bank and building society
deposits M2 Private-sector wholesale bank and
b.s. deposits CDs M4
30 523 214 30 737 25 964 537 397 563 361 270
349 833 710
30The Supply of Money
- Definitions of the money supply
- monetary base
- broad money
- Definitions in the UK
- The creation of credit
31The Supply of Money
- Definitions of the money supply
- monetary base
- broad money
- Definitions in the UK
- The creation of credit
- simple illustration
32Credit creation Banks' original balance sheet
33Credit creation Effect of a new deposit of
10bn
34Credit creation Full effect of a new deposit of
10bn
35The Supply of Money
- Definitions of the money supply
- monetary base
- broad money
- Definitions in the UK
- The creation of credit
- simple illustration
- the bank multiplier
36The Supply of Money
- Definitions of the money supply
- monetary base
- broad money
- Definitions in the UK
- The creation of credit
- simple illustration
- the bank multiplier
- 1/L
37The Supply of Money
- Definitions of the money supply
- monetary base
- broad money
- Definitions in the UK
- The creation of credit
- simple illustration
- the bank multiplier
- 1/L
- the real world
38The Supply of Money
- Definitions of the money supply
- monetary base
- broad money
- Definitions in the UK
- The creation of credit
- simple illustration
- the bank multiplier
- 1/L
- the real world
- no precise bank multiplier
39The Supply of Money
- Causes of increases in money supply
- banks reduce liquidity ratio
- inflow of funds from abroad
- PSNCR and its financing
- Money supply exogenous or endogenous?
- Relationship between money supply and the rate of
interest
40The supply of money curve (a) exogenous money
supply
Rate of interest
O
Quantity of money
41The supply of money curve (b) endogenous money
supply
Rate of interest
O
Quantity of money
42The Demand for Money
- The motives for holding money
- transactions motive
- precautionary motive
- speculative motive
- Demand for money and interest rates
- active balances
- idle balances
- the liquidity preference curve L
43The demand for money (liquidity preference) curve
Rate of interest
O
Money
44Monetary Equilibrium
- Equilibrium in the money market
- equilibrium interest rate where D and S of money
are equal
45Equilibrium in the money market
Rate of interest
re
O
Me
Money
46Monetary Equilibrium
- Equilibrium in the money market
- equilibrium interest rate where D and S of money
are equal - Equilibrium in the foreign exchange market
47Monetary Equilibrium
- Equilibrium in the money market
- equilibrium interest rate where D and S of money
are equal - Equilibrium in the foreign exchange market
- increased money supply leads to lower interest
rates
48Monetary Equilibrium
- Equilibrium in the money market
- equilibrium interest rate where D and S of money
are equal - Equilibrium in the foreign exchange market
- increased money supply leads to lower interest
rates - lower interest rates lead to a lower exchange rate
49Monetary Equilibrium
- Effects of changes in money supply on national
income - effect on interest rates
50The demand for and supply of money
Rate of interest
O
Money
51The demand for and supply of money
MS
Rate of interest
r1
L
O
Q1
Money
52Monetary Equilibrium
- Effects of changes in money supply on national
income - effect on interest rates
- effects of changes in interest rates on investment
53Monetary Equilibrium
- Effects of changes in money supply on national
income - effect on interest rates
- effects of changes in interest rates on
investment - effects of changes in interest rates on the
exchange rate, and hence imports exports
54Monetary Equilibrium
- Effects of changes in money supply on national
income - effect on interest rates
- effects of changes in interest rates on
investment - effects of changes in interest rates on the
exchange rate, and hence imports exports - effects of changes in investment, imports and
exports on national income
55Monetary Policy
- Approaches to monetary policy
- discretionary policy
- rules-based policy
- money supply rules
- inflation targets
- Control of money supply over medium and long term
- restricting size of PSNCR
- problem of financial crowding out
56Monetary Policy
- Short-term monetary control
- techniques to control money supply
- open-market operations
- other
- controlling interest rates
- role of Monetary Policy Committee
- backing up MPC decisions by Bank of England
actions in repo market - rationing credit
57Effectiveness of Monetary Policy
- Reducing the PSNCR
- the desire to cut taxes
- difficulty in cutting government expenditure
- Short-term monetary control
- problems with credit rationing
- effectiveness of changes in interest rates
- inelastic demand for loans
- unstable demand for money
- importance of confidence in policy