What is the basic objective of monetary policy? What are the major strengths of monetary policy? Why is monetary policy easier to conduct than fiscal policy?

The objectives of monetary policy are as follows.

1. Achieving full employment of all factors and resources through the adjustment of the aggregate demand and supply by influencing consumption, investments, and savings

2. Maintaining price stability by influencing the business cycle

3. Achieving economic growth through full employment and price stability

The strength of monetary policy is that it can control the money supply in the economy by using various instruments such as bank rates, reserves rates, etc., and help the economy to find inflationary and deflationary tendencies so that the economy does not enter depression.

When under the fiscal policy, any measure is undertaken to help the economy stabilize and grow, and it takes time to implement it. If the government decides to increase public expenditure to increase employment, it is not possible overnight.

With monetary policy, if the Fed wants to reduce the money supply, it can increase the bank rates, and from the next day, taking loans will become expensive. Therefore, it does not have a large implementation gap and is easy to implement.