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Financial regulators of australia and all about interest rates
Title: Financial regulators of australia and all about interest rates
Category: /Business & Economy/International
Details: Words: 583 | Pages: 2 (approximately 235 words/page)
Financial regulators of australia and all about interest rates
Category: /Business & Economy/International
Details: Words: 583 | Pages: 2 (approximately 235 words/page)
Reserve Bank of Australia - overall financial system stability
<Tab/>Objectives of RBA: stability of Australia's economy (prevention of fall of a financial system that could cause a substantial reduction of economic activity), maintenance of full employment and economic prosperity/welfare of Australians
<Tab/>Realistic focus: sustain low inflation
<Tab/>Functions of RBA: <Tab/>
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when financial institutions accept the savers' funds.
<Tab/>Difference between the rates charged is the interest rate differential.
<Tab/>Short term interest rates are the rates charged on loans with a maturity of less than a year
<Tab/>Long term interest rates are the rates charged on loans with a maturity over a year (they are riskier and less 'liquid'