Quasi-fiscal operations of public financial Institutions

By:

Mackenzie, G. A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington; International Monetary Fund; 1996Description: 38 pISBN:

1557755833

Subject(s):

Budget deficits

DDC classification:

339.523 MAC

Summary: Central banks and other public financial institutions often carry out operations that are fiscal in all but name. Despite their potential macroeconomic and financial signif icance, these "quasi-fiscal" operations or activities have not received a great deal of attention from economists. This Occasional Paper aims to fill this gap by providing a comprehensive analysis of the macroeconomic and financial aspects of quasi-fiscal activity. It examines problems related to the measurement and allocative impact of such operations, the implications of their exclusion from conventional budgets, and possible policy responses.

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Central banks and other public financial institutions often carry out operations that are fiscal in all but name. Despite their potential macroeconomic and financial signif icance, these "quasi-fiscal" operations or activities have not received a great deal of attention from economists. This Occasional Paper aims to fill this gap by providing a comprehensive analysis of the macroeconomic and financial aspects of quasi-fiscal activity. It examines problems related to the measurement and allocative impact of such operations, the implications of their exclusion from conventional budgets, and possible policy responses.

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