Competitiveness and Economic Stimulus. New Dimensions and Instruments of Monetary Policy
Author(s) -
Bianka Parragh
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
polgári szemle
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1786-8823
pISSN - 1786-6553
DOI - 10.24307/psz.2017.0309
Subject(s) - stimulus (psychology) , monetary policy , economics , monetary economics , psychology , cognitive psychology
The revolution in economic and fiscal policy that has been brought about since 2010 and the revolution in monetary policy implemented since 2013 have provided reasonable grounds for strengthening the regional competitive position of Hungary. The business climate in Hungary has changed for the better, a tendency which was indisputably triggered by the innovative and effective role undertaken by the state. The efficient role of the state was embodied in its concept innovation, meaning a changed viewpoint at the root and branch level of economic policy. From a monetary aspect, the state’s contribution to economic productivity and a monetary policy that builds on unconventional instruments to provide a long-term stimulus to the economy have proven its commitment to economic development using innovative methods in line with an economic policy that establishes a goal structure with new criteria and a new composition. This study focuses on monetary policy and analyses the effects of the successful measures and innovative methods which have enhanced competitiveness and stimulated the economy.
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