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MONETARY GOVERNANCE MONETARY GOVERNANCE Monetary: Refers to the system with the introduction of money. In Ancient Time: Fishing and hunting was done and exchanged,
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returns. B) Development of Corporate Governance in Singapore After the Financial crisis in 1997, Singapore Government, mainly the Ministry of Finance (MOF), the Monetary
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MONETARY GOVERNANCE
Monetary: Refers to the system with the introduction of money.
In Ancient Time: Fishing and hunting was done and exchanged, it is known as “Robinson Crusoe Policy”.
Time Line:
1. Arrows.
2. Coins.
3. Metal Coins.
4. Paper Money.
5. Plastic Money.
==►The economy where there is no money involved and exchange is done without money is known as Barter Economy (Barter means: Exchange, Switch, Swap, Bargain, etc)
==►In Real Flow of goods and services no money is involved.
==►In Monetary Flow of goods and services money is involved.
Modern Monetary Systems
Monetary systems are today very much alike in all the major countries of the world.
They consist of three levels:
1. The holders of money (the “public”)—individuals, businesses, governmental units.
2. Commercial banks (privately or governmentally owned), which borrow from the public and make loans to individuals, firms, or governments.
3. Central banks, which have a monopoly on the issue of certain types of money, serve as the bankers for the central government and the commercial banks, and have the power to determine the quantity of money.
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==►Now on The Government Side: Revenue & Income is generated through: “Taxis, Aid, Loan, Exports, etc” and Expenditures are done on “Public Utilities, To Run Govt Matters, etc”.
For Good Economies Income = Expenditures
In D.C’s Income > Expenditures
In L.D.C’s Income < Expenditures
So How Governments Can Control Economy?
There are two ways of controlling Economy:
1. Monetary Policy: It is also known as Money Market
2. Fiscal Policy: It is also known as output Market.
There are three types of money:
1. M1: Current Money.
2. M2: Secondary Money.
3. M3:...
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