To maintain price stability

To promote economic growth

To ensure the stability of the financial system

To reduce unemployment

Reserve requirements

Interest rate policy

Quantitative easing

Fiscal stimulus

By increasing the amount of money banks must hold in reserve

By reducing the amount of money banks can lend out

By making it more difficult for banks to borrow money

All of the above

To assess the resilience of financial institutions to adverse economic conditions

To identify potential vulnerabilities in the financial system

To determine the appropriate level of capital banks should hold

All of the above

Reduced risk of financial crises

Increased economic growth

Lower interest rates

Increased financial inclusion

By reducing uncertainty and volatility in financial markets

By increasing access to credit for businesses and consumers

By promoting investment and job creation

All of the above

Reduced economic growth

Increased government debt

Higher interest rates

Reduced financial innovation

Financial stability measures can complement monetary policy in promoting economic stability

Financial stability measures can conflict with monetary policy objectives

Financial stability measures are independent of monetary policy

None of the above

To coordinate financial stability policies across countries

To share information and best practices on financial stability

To develop global standards for financial regulation

All of the above

Identifying and addressing systemic risks

Balancing the need for financial stability with the need for economic growth

Coordinating financial stability policies across countries

None of the above

By developing more effective early warning systems for financial crises

By strengthening the resilience of financial institutions

By improving coordination between financial regulators

All of the above

To regulate and supervise financial institutions

To conduct stress tests on financial institutions

To provide liquidity to financial markets in times of crisis

All of the above

By increasing the cost of borrowing for businesses and consumers

By reducing the availability of credit

By making it more difficult for financial institutions to take risks

All of the above

Financial stability is a necessary condition for economic growth

Economic growth can lead to financial instability

Financial stability and economic growth are independent of each other

None of the above

By considering the country's or region's economic structure

By taking into account the country's or region's financial system

By considering the country's or region's political and regulatory environment

All of the above