Stimulative monetary policy of Russia and its instruments in the context of the sanctions war
https://doi.org/10.35854/1998-1627-2023-5-559-566
Abstract
Aim. To develop guidelines and instruments of the stimulating monetary policy of the Russian Federation (RF), contributing in the conditions of the sanctions imposed to increase the rate of economic growth and its efficiency.
Tasks. Analysis of the state of the Russian economy, the main directions of its further development and regulation mechanisms; study of the financial potential of the Russian economy (savings and investments) in conditions of closing access to financial markets and to international payment and settlement systems of developed countries; study of the ongoing monetary policy of Russia, its main components — monetary and fiscal policy, their impact on economic growth; analysis of modern monetary theory, existing views of Russian and foreign economists
Methods. The authors applied the method of analysis in the process of studying the practice of monetary and fiscal regulation in Russia and abroad, carried out economic analysis. The article reflects the research data of Russian and foreign specialists. A systematic approach, which provides for the interdependence of monetary, fiscal policy and macroeconomic regulation of the economy, investment and innovation development, was used.
Results. The need to combine the ongoing restraining anti-inflationary monetary policy with a soft budget policy, providing incentives for modernization of enterprises, domestic demand and supply at the expense of targeted budget financing within the adopted state programs of socio-economic, structural and innovative development with reasonable limits of budget deficit and public debt has been established.
Conclusions. In a stagflationary environment, it seems appropriate to pursue a strict anti- inflationary monetary policy of the Bank of Russia, restraining credit issuance and stimulating the growth of savings. Closed access of RF residents to financial markets of developed countries with excessive monetary resources, limited opportunities for growth of domestic savings and savings, insufficient inflow of foreign investments due to high risks of Russian residents to foreign markets increases the importance of targeted budget financing in the context of state programs to expand and modernize production, structural reforms and innovation development. To justify the limits of the deficit of state and municipal budgets and debts, it is necessary to apply the indicators of fiscal gaps. As the key rate of the Bank of Russia decreases, the financial market stabilizes, and the targets of targeted programs are met, budget financing is replaced by private investment, bank and commercial lending.
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About the Authors
O. N. MiskoRussian Federation
Oleg N. Misko, D.Sc. in Economics, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Economics
57/43 Sredniy Ave., St. Petersburg 199034
A. V. Esipov
Russian Federation
Aleksei V. Esipov, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Associate Professor at the Department of Economics
57/43 Sredniy Ave., St. Petersburg 199034
V. N. Samotuga
Russian Federation
Vladimir N. Samotuga, PhD in History, Associate Professor, Associate Professor at the Department of Economics and Management of Socio-Economic Systems, Associate Professor of the Department of Economics
57/43 Sredniy Ave., St. Petersburg 199034
44A Lermontovskiy Ave., St. Petersburg 190103
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For citations:
Misko O.N., Esipov A.V., Samotuga V.N. Stimulative monetary policy of Russia and its instruments in the context of the sanctions war. Economics and Management. 2023;29(5):559-566. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.35854/1998-1627-2023-5-559-566