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Chapter 6: South Africa’s experience with monetary policy within an inflation targeting policy framework
The South African experience is discussed by Monde Mnyande. He describes the institutional underpinnings of monetary policymaking in South Africa, including the instruments that have been put in place since introduction of IT to strengthen the central bank’s communication with market participants and the public in general. On discussing the main features of the South African regime, he contends that monetary policy has become more forward looking following the introduction of IT.
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