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The overlap between monetary and financial policies and the importance of coordination between them with special reference to Iraq. | ||
| AL-dananeer | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 9, 2018, Pages 88-107 | ||
| Author | ||
| Dr. Abduljabar Hani Abduljabar | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The subject of the overlap between the monetary and financial policies is one of the main topics for discussion and discussion, both at the level of the academic study or at the level of the development and implementation of the two policies of the specialized executive bodies and the points of convergence between the two policies and joint joints between them and points of distance and conflict as well. As far as the objectives of the monetary and financial policies are concerned, there is supposed to be a high level of coordination in one way or another between the two policies. However, the theoretical differences between the successive economic schools and the classical, Kenyan and the monetarism have created a kind of preference for the role and objectives of one of the two policies on the other and in exchange. Opposes the objectives and procedures of the monetary authorities on the one hand and finance on the other hand on the practical level, and the theoretical differences between the two policies will be dealt with. The first topic dealt with the historical framework of monetary policy and the debate among the most important theories on the effectiveness of any monetary or financial policy. The second topic dealt with the overlap between the two policies and the mutual influence between them through common elements Whether in tools or goals. The third topic dealt with the reality of the monetary and financial policies in Iraq after 2003 specifically. | ||
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