THE ROLE OF MONETARY POLICY IN THE CONTROL OF INFLATION IN NIGERIA. (A CASE STUDY OF CENTRAL BANK NIGERTA PLC)

Student: Osuchukwu Winner Chukwuebuka
Supervisor: Mr Onwe Okechukwu
HOD: Mr Emeka Ihesie
Department of PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
Covenant Polytechnic, Aba, Abia State

Abstract

This paper examined the role of monetary policy in the Bank's Profitability. In doing this, the research was conducted and data were collected and also analyze?. The result of the analysis shows that monetary policy is presented by money supply exerts a positive impact on GDP growth and balance of payment but negative impact on rate of inflation. The recommendations are that monetary policy should facilitate a favourable investment climate through facilitated appropriate interest rates, exchange rate and liquidity management mechanism and the money market should provide more financial instruments that satisfy the requirement of the ever-growing and sophistication of oPerations. The essence of this research is the analysis of the of monetary policy in the control of inflation in Nigeria on the Banking Industry. For quite appreciable length of time, monetary policy measure adopted in Nigeria have failed to achieve a significant result. This owes to the fact that macro- economic problem of unemployment, inflationary pressure and per-capita income as well as low external reserves and declining value of the domestic currency which our monetary policies ought to have addressed still lingers'

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