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Table of Contents Table of Contents 3 central bank Tools Discussion 5 Recent Recession and its effects 8 Equity Markets Bubble in Banking Sector 9 Compare QEs in US, EU and Japan 10 Effects on the Labour Markets 11 Conclusion 12 Works cited 13 Name of the Student Name of the Professor Course Number Date The role of quantitative easing in distorting equity markets leading to a distortion in the labour market Recessionary background The financial crisis that had hit the America and the European Union in the 2008 has come to an end in the 2009, according to economists....
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The rapid and smooth transition - and the successful logistical operation involving the transfer of billions of euro notes and coins to banks, retail stores, and vending machines - is a boost for the european central bank (ECB), which masterminded the operation (Schifferes 2002).... When the 12 member states that currently comprise the eurozone gave up their currencies in favour of the euro, the european central bank took on the responsibility of monitoring monetary policy for the eurozone (Eurzone and the single currency 2005)....
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They provide settlement services to large-value payments, act as lenders for the last resort, play a role to oversee banks for the sake of financial stability and monetary policy implementation.... In various economies, the role of the central bank has been that of a supervisor to the lending institutions in the same economy.... In many countries, the role that is dominantly played by the central bank is… In adverse circumstances or economic meltdown, the central bank will act as the last cushioning body for the banks to remain liquid....
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This paper "The Key Roles of central bank" focuses on the fact that the central bank plays a major role in stabilizing an economy.... There are different macroeconomic instruments that the central bank can implement to affect the economic state of a nation.... hellip; There exist different arguments on the involvement of the central bank in some economic and financial areas.... This paper explores different areas that the central bank controls, including intervention in the foreign exchange market, implementing monetary policy, regulation of the financial sector, and the lender resort role of the central bank....
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This assignment describes the main functions of a central bank.... This paper considers the important role of the central bank in the new economy, Country Bankers Act, modern and usual functions of the bank in England.... In any modern economy, the central bank plays an exclusively important role.... hellip; London City is considered as an example of innovation and dynamism in the international bank business.... This statement concerning the bank of England is especially true....
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The term 'financial crisis' is applied broadly to a variety of situations in which financial institutions lose their value.... The paper "Financial Crisis in the UK" will provide a clear explanation of the key events in the financial crisis as it has affected the UK beginning from the start of 2007....
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The paper "Origin of the central bank of England and Its Changes " highlights that generally, according to the Section six of the Bank of England Act, 1833, the Bank of England is the only organization with the authority to issue new currency (Sayers 1976).... The central bank of England or much more famously the Bank of England has the enviable reputation of being the oldest central bank having being established in 1694 (Andreades 1966).... Andreades 1966 argues that the bank played a central role in making sure that England regained and kept her important position among the european nations through the loans advanced to both William III and Queen Anne as well as financing all the wars that England was a party to throughout the eighteenth century (Heffernan 2005)....
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Irrespective of the moral hazards, the central banks cannot get away from their responsibility of acting as lender of the last resort.... The paper "The Failure of the UK's Northern Rock bank" describes that the NR case study highlights on the wisdom of computing the balance sheet, including all sections' output by eying the total system other than its different sections, as something micro-correct could be macro-wrong.... Mortgage and personal loans were offered by the bank in bundles up to 125% of the hypothecated value....
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