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Analysis On The Transmission Efficiency Of The Monetary Policy Through The Stock Market In China

Posted on:2011-03-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X B FengFull Text:PDF
GTID:2189360305976389Subject:Finance
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Since the 1990s, along with the decreasing function of traditional commercial bank, the capital market in our country has developed rapidly. Specially, the position and function of the stock market which is the core of the capital market rises increasingly in the whole financial system. The stock market not only provides a channel for companies to get money, but also reflects the government's attitude to the real economy. The relationship between the stock market and the monetary policy has caught the attentions of the related authorities. Because our country's stock market is not very perfect, the efficiency of the monetary policy through the stock market has become the hot spot for the theorists. Many domestic well-known scholars have conducted the research to this question and obtained different conclusions.An empirical study is made on the effectiveness of the monetary policy transmission through the stock market in China in recent years. The empirical result shows that the monetary policy has an impact to the stock market,but it has a little effect. The fluctuation of the stock price can more be explained by the tendency of the stock market. The wealth effect and the investment effect generated through the stock market are not obvious and have a big difference with the developed countries. Therefore,generally speaking,the efficiency of monetary policy through the stock market in our country is not obvious. In order to raise the efficiency of the monetary policy through the stock market,we should take the measures to improve the economic and social environment and strengthen the building of the stock market's system.
Keywords/Search Tags:Monetary policy, Stock market, Wealth effect, Investment effect, Transmission efficiency
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