• DOI:10.25115/EEA.V39I5.4803
• Corpus ID: 236417850

Determinants of Management of Central Bank to Provide the Economic Growth: an Application of Structural Equation Modeling

@article{Sysoyeva2021DeterminantsOM,
  title={Determinants of Management of Central Bank to Provide the Economic Growth: an Application of Structural Equation Modeling},
  author={Larysa Sysoyeva and I. Bielova and Luidmila Ryabushka and Oleksii Demikhov},
  journal={Studies of Applied Economics},
  year={2021}
}

• Larysa Sysoyeva, I. Bielova, +1 author O. Demikhov
• Published 29 May 2021
• Economics
• Studies of Applied Economics

The country's domestic economic expansion is becoming increasingly important, especially in the context of the epidemic and financial crises, both within individual countries and the world. To provide this growth, it is relevant to the strategy of the central bank's activities for overcoming extern in the context of epidemical and internal threats with specific regulatory approaches and monetary instruments. The paper summarizes the arguments and counterarguments within the discussion of the question regarding the central bank's influence on the country's economic growth. The study's primary purpose is to determine the relationship between the indicators that characterize the central bank's activities and the country's economic development. The systematization of literary sources and approaches related to this issue confirms the mediated relationship between the activities of the central bank and the economic growth on a long-term basis. The relevance of this topic is closely connected with the changing role of the central bank and the expansion of its powers, tasks, responsibilities, and its place in the country's economy. This research's objective is the economies of the countries predominantly of the European Union, which has different levels of economic development. The structural modeling method is used in STATA 12.0 (based on data on 11 variables for the period of 1998-2016 for 24 countries). The results of the study confirm the correlation between the role of central banks and domestic economic expansion.