Enhancing Markets Transmissionability to Optimize Monetary Policies: Pro-Demand Indefinitely - the Result of the Ongoing Globalisation and Rising Productivity

The 21st Century's Globalization and rising Productivity calls for amendments to the industrial related trickle-down Capitalism to accommodate the exogenous forces that have brought inequality and debt to developed and developing countries alike. Market Economics relies on market agents: strict business laws, environmental, labor, and consumer protection laws, and on insurance and bonding enhanced laws to improve the business market security and thus allow lower rate lending to small and medium businesses and investors, and then on a macro-level to use market tools: quantitative easing, stimulus packages, low rate lending, social and infrastructural expenses, lending, LTV, and speculate restrictions, monetary and tax initiatives to boost and sustain market development. This book is particularly on the effect such Market Economic on Monetary Transmission-ability will succeed if properly used.