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Done by: Umarova Muazzama

 Implementation of Monetary Policy  International Bank  Monetary Policy

 One on the specifics of monetary policy in the Republic of Tajikistan is that it is oriented on money supply aggregates as the national currency exchange rate shall be determined on the market in other words while open regime of exchange rate. The basic calculations on assessment of usage of simplified model of monetary program by the example of monetary indicators such as reserve money and broad money are used in the work.

 One of the reasons to use more simplified system is the specifics of national economy where not all segments of money market have components for complete application of theory or generally accepted regularities. For example, one of the widespread tools is the interest rate which at self-insufficient functioning loses the classical sense. In turn, external cost of currency at a mode of freely floating rate gets exogenous character

 Therefore the money supply aggregates can be as the basic effective endogenous parameter for influence on rates of a rise in prices which is an ultimate goal of monetary policy. Process of economic reforms and its efficiency in Tajikistan in many aspects is defined by stability of the monetary and credit system controllable by the National Bank of the country.

 Law of the Republic of Tajikistan “On National Bank of Tajikistan” (1991), the Law of the Republic of Tajikistan “On securities and stock exchanges” (1992), Instruction № 28 “On the settlement, current and budgetary accounts opened in establishments of banks of the Republic of Tajikistan” (1993), “General rules of regulation of activity of banks in the Republic of Tajikistan” (1995),  Regulations “On order of establishment of commercial banks and stopping their activity in the Republic of Tajikistan” (1995) and  etc.

 The role of National Bank of Tajikistan in monetary advancing of expanded production on the basis of providing the branches of a national economy with money resources has amplified. So, influence on volume of issued loans is made, the account policy is usually combined with state regulation of interest rates of deposits and loans.

 One more form of regulation of the National Bank is operations in the open market with the state bonds and certificates of deposit of the National Bank of Tajikistan, by their sale and purchase.  Selling the state bonds and certificates of deposits the National Bank in that way reduces monetary resources of banks and other credit and financial institutions and promotes an increase of the interest rate in the loanable funds market.

 The form of regulation is also direct state influence of the National Bank of Tajikistan on credit system by direct rules of controlling bodies in form of instructions, instructions of application of sanctions for violation. National Bank of Tajikistan carries out the control over large credits, limitation of bank credits, selected inspections of credit institutions. However the methods of direct influence  basically extend on commercial and savings banks and to a lesser degree on other credit and financial institutions.  One of methods of regulation is a tax policy. It reflects in change of tax rates of profits received by various credit and financial institutions.