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Analizing the ööperformance of the monetary policy in Egypt during (1997-2003)(in Arabic)

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  • Hussein A.Motlb Elasrj

    (Ministry of foreign trade-Egypt)

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The purpose of this paper is to review the performance of the monetary policy in Egypt during (1997-2003).Many salient economic lows and decrees were promulgated, such as the law NO 88/2003 on the central bank of Egypt(CBE),the banking system and currency. Also the decree on liberalizing the L.E. exchange rate. In addition to reduce the discount rate and reserves ratio. The main finding after reviewing the monetary and banking policy and developments in monetary aggregate, the monetary authorities couldn't achieve all the objectives of the monetary policy. The Egyptian pound lost 81% of its value in 2003 compared with 97.As a reflection, the inflation rate become double although the decreasing in the monetary expansion. Moreover ,the net international reserves declined by 27%in the same period as a result of CBE interference in the foreign exchange market as a seller of the foreign exchange. Finally, the paper make a number of recommendations to activate the monetary policy such as, pegging the Egyptian pound to a basket of currencies, restructuring the interest rates, necessity of reducing the percent of credit provided by banks, move forward to incorporate a holding company to supervise the management of public commercial and specialized banks on behalf of government, offer more support to CBE and the Egyptian banking system.

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  • Hussein A.Motlb Elasrj, 2004. "Analizing the ööperformance of the monetary policy in Egypt during (1997-2003)(in Arabic)," Macroeconomics 0409016, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    monetary policy ; Egypt ; exchange rate; monetary aggregate;
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    • E - Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics

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