Модель установления консенсуальной ставки рефинансирования для стран БРИКС // The Implementation Model of a Consensual Refnancing Rate for the BRICS Countries
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the BRICS countries; consensual (agreed) refnancing rate; general monetary policy; liberal and gradual models of credit expansion; virtual money market; credit surplus; comparative advantage in crediting; optimal money supply; single lender of last resort; страны БРИКС; консенсуальная (согласованная) ставка рефинансирования; общая кредитно-денежная политика; либеральная и градуалистская модели кредитной экспансии; виртуальный рынок денег; кредитный излишек; сравнительные преимущества в кредитовании; оптимальное предложение денег; единый кредитор последней инстанции;All these keywords.
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