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HKUST - Monetary Policy in the Asia Pacific 

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Monetary Policy in the Asia Pacific
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Overview

Build a foundation for understanding liquidity policy implementation in the Asia-Pacific using standard economic models

Duration

8 hours

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Intermediate

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Credential

Certificate

Monetary Policy in the Asia Pacific
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Monetary Policy in the Asia Pacific
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Highlights

  • Earn a certificate after completion of the course
  • Financial aid available
  • Assessment and projects for real world exposure
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Monetary Policy in the Asia Pacific
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Course details

Skills you will learn
More about this course

This course is for learners with some background information on monetary policy

This advanced course will build a foundation for understanding liquidity policy implementation in the Asia-Pacific using standard economic models

The course will discuss the effects of high level discussion of a key element of national level public policy, monetary policy

Paid certificate is available-  2457/-

Monetary Policy in the Asia Pacific
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Coursera 
Curriculum

Monetary Policy Implementation

 

Monetary Policy Strategy

 

Monetary Policy and Exchange Rates

 

Bringing it all together

 
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Monetary Policy in the Asia Pacific
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Faculty details

David Cook
David Cook is Professor of Economics and a Faculty Associate at the HKUST Institute for Emerging Market Studies. Professor Cook has been a member of the HKUST Department of Economics since 1996.

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