Answer:
- Sterilized foreign exchange intervention – policy by which central banks carry out equal foreign and domestic asset transactions in opposite directions to nullify the impact of foreign exchange operations on domestic money
- Example: Bank of Pecunia sells $100 in foreign assets, receives $100 check from PecuniaCorp. Central foreign assets and liabilities decline simultaneously by $100; fall in money
- To negate effect on money supply, central bank buys $100 of domestic assets. This increases its domestic assets and its liabilities by $100, offsetting the money supply effect of sale of foreign assets.
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