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Analyzing the effect of the interest policies implemented by central banks on the economy and the stock market

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2023
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The method to be followed for this thesis; first of all, examining and explaining the relevant economic and financial theories, researching the main topics determined and selected in a way that will enable the evaluation of the subject, interpreting the researches and analyzes (Table 1) made in the previous years in order to fully evaluate the researched main headings, policy practices that have developed and updated over time and the aim of the study is to examine the effects of the current Central Banks and to analyze the applications of the existing Central Banks and to reach the result by empirically analyzing the data we will examine. Also in the study; Mentioning the effects of the global crisis that took place in 2008 and the pandemic that started in 2020, the titles revealing the developments in financial and monetary policies that jointly affect the world economies, on the other hand, the crisis indicators in the emerging market economies, financial risks and the inflation targeting applied and the interest policies on the economy and stock market. By focusing on the effect of the data, there will be information including the interpretation of the analyzes that will allow conclusions and predictions to be made through the modeling the equations, time series analyzes and appraisals and comparisons in Table 2. Keywords: Monetary Policy, Interest Rate Policy, Reserve Bank, Granger Causality, Time Series Analysis

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Rabia Özkaya Çağlar

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Rabia Özkaya Çağlar (Doctorate thesis). Analyzing the effect of the interest policies implemented by central banks on the economy and the stock market, 2023, Haliç University.

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