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Title Central bank transparency: cross-country comprehension (example of inflation reports)
Authors Barhaq, A.R.
Zakutnia, Alona Oleksandrivna
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Keywords transparency
inflation report
monetary policy
inflation targeting
прозорість
інфляційний звіт
монетарна політика
інфляційне таргетування
прозрачность
отчет об инфляции
монетарная политика
инфляционное таргетирование
Type Article
Date of Issue 2017
URI http://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/62302
Publisher Sumy State University
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Citation Barhaq, A. R., Zakutniaia, A. (2017). Central bank transparency: cross-country comprehension (example of inflation reports). Business Ethics and Leadership, 1(2), 47-54. Doi: 10.21272/bel.1(2).47-54.2017
Abstract Implementation of inflation targeting strategy by central bank is connected with public announcement of inflation targets and central bank’s obligation to achieve these goals. The main element of the central bank’s communication policy in terms of implementing the inflation targeting strategy is the inflation report. The study offers three methods of assessing the quality of inflation reports: 1) expert method (an evaluation of the inflation reports produced by 15 inflation-targeting central banks considering the following criteria: how convincing the report is judged to be, how users trust the central bank, how decisions on monetary policy are fully argued; how complete the report is and the overall assessment of the report); 2) readability test (Flash index calculation, “target audience” definition); 3) content analysis of inflation reports (by using ABBYY FineReader 9.0, ATLAS.ti 7, QDA Miner Lite software). We find that variables that characterize the quality of the inflation report are closely negatively related to the degree of change in the market participants expectations of interest rate. Statistical relationship between the quality of inflation reports and predictability of monetary policy was proved by using STATISTICA 10 package.
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