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Crowdsourcing.org The Multibillion-Dollar Leak Startup Exemption Transparency pays for central banks:Myth n Reality:Mythili Bhusnurmath's blog-The Economic Times The world over, investors and individuals spend time and energy trying to divine the thinking of central banks in order to anticipate their moves. However, this is not easy; central banks tend to be notoriously cagey. Till not long ago, some deliberately shrouded their thinking in secrecy, denying the private sector opportunities to gain better understanding of their policy decisions. Recall Alan Greenspan's famous, 'If you understood me clearly, then you must have misheard.' More recently, however, central banks have been moving toward greater transparency. For two reasons. By explaining their policy intentions and managing expectations, central bank communications reduce policy uncertainty and enhance credibility, thereby strengthening the effectiveness of monetary policy. A recent IMF paper focuses on another aspect of transparency: namely, effective communication by the central bank of its economic assessment that serves as the basis for its policy decisions.
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