Besides overseeing commercial banks reserve management - what's the exact
role of Central Bank to Gambia's economy? Anyone in the know please help
out - I truly don't know!

Most certainly they will be in money supply and manipulation of interest
rates - I just don't know how.

I just assumed they play a role (even if its draconian) in exchange rate -
which is not a typical role of the bank in a free market exchange economy.

Please help if you're in the know!

Burama

On Tuesday, October 28, 2014, Burama Jammeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> What economic theory Yahya's government based their economies policies on?
> What role does Central bank play in Gambia's economic policies? Considering
> the market not well developed - how do they purchase or sell papers to
> manipulate money supply to influence economic activity?
>
> Yahya probably is Keysian but not in the typical sense - he uses himself
> and not government as in Keynes.
>
> The pros and cons of Keynes?
>
> Just curious!
>
> Burama
>
> On Monday, October 27, 2014, Burama Jammeh <[log in to unmask]
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml',[log in to unmask]);>> wrote:
>
>> "Corporations don't create jobs" - Hillary Clinton!
>>
>> Really!
>>
>> Burama
>>
>> On Monday, October 27, 2014, Burama Jammeh <[log in to unmask]>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Does trickle down economic works? Hillary said no! She claimed it has
>>> failed spectacularly…….wow!
>>>
>>> How did America’s wealth come about? How’re poor in America compared to
>>> those in other nations? Whether a democrat/Republican in a political office
>>> in America - what underlying economic theories are employed?
>>>
>>> Politics/politicians never stop to amaze!
>>>
>>> Classic, Keysian, New Classical, Monetarist, New Keysian theories, etc
>>> are all trickle down in some aspect. Probably they only differ who the
>>> source/starter of economic activity.
>>>
>>> I assumed Hillary is keysian or a combination of any number of the
>>> theories. Keysian is basically government infusion/injection of capital -
>>> contracts open, jobs created, goods/services purchased, etc……all those in
>>> the chain benefit. Isn’t that trickle down? Monetarist - increase money
>>> supply, investment pick-up, new jobs created, goods/services
>>> purchased….isn’t that trickle down? Classic - basically leave it to the
>>> market, investors choose investment options on profitability, again job
>>> created…and so on.
>>>
>>> But even Communist China and Russia couldn’t avoid trickle down.
>>>
>>> Looking forward to Madam President Hillary - government give us jobs,
>>> all paid same or government determined differences and all purchased
>>> goods/services from state. How sweet!!!! Except it doesn’t work for long!
>>>
>>> Hillary earned in the range of $200K - $350K to speak at a university
>>> for a period not more than 45 minutes and that excludes cost of house
>>> keeping. The figure include those charged to public
>>> universities………..Hmmmmm…..despised capitalism but live off of it big time
>>>
>>> American no longer sound like Americans at times.
>>>
>>> Burama
>>
>>


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