Analisis peran kebijakan moneter terhadap inflasi di Indonesia
Abstract
Inflation is a key indicator used to assess the stability of a country's economy. To ensure inflation remains under control, the benchmark interest rate, open market operations, and reserve requirements are some of the tools Bank Indonesia uses to implement its monetary policy. These tools are used to regulate the money supply in society, thereby reducing inflationary pressures. Research shows that monetary policy has a significant impact on maintaining stable inflation, especially when implemented consistently and accompanied by clear policy communication. However, inflation in Indonesia is still affected by external factors, such as changes in commodity prices and currency exchange rates. This indicates that monetary policy needs to be responsive to maintain price stability.
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