Monetary Policy and Entrepreneurship Growth and Development in Chengdu, China
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https://doi.org/10.53819/81018102t5237Abstract
Monetary policy plays a pivotal role in influencing entrepreneurship growth and development in any region. By adjusting interest rates, reserve requirements, and open market operations, central banks can create a financial environment that either fosters or impedes entrepreneurship. Lower interest rates can stimulate borrowing for business expansion and innovation, while access to finance becomes more accessible. Stable inflation and exchange rates reduce uncertainty for entrepreneurs, encouraging long-term investments. A well-coordinated monetary policy can thus provide a supportive ecosystem for entrepreneurs, contributing to economic growth and development. The study noted that monetary policy in Chengdu, China, has a significant impact on entrepreneurship growth and development. Lower interest rates resulting from accommodative monetary policies stimulate borrowing for business expansion and innovation, promoting entrepreneurship. Policies aimed at ensuring stable inflation and exchange rates contribute to a favorable business environment, reducing uncertainty for entrepreneurs. In conclusion, the impact of monetary policy on entrepreneurship growth and development in Chengdu, China, is unmistakable. Lower interest rates, stable inflation, and exchange rate management have created a conducive environment for entrepreneurs. To sustain this momentum, it is imperative for policymakers to continue their efforts in fine-tuning monetary policies to address evolving challenges and seize opportunities, ensuring that Chengdu's entrepreneurial ecosystem remains vibrant and supportive of economic development. It was recommended that Chengdu's monetary authorities should further streamline access to finance for entrepreneurs by collaborating with financial institutions to create specialized lending products and credit guarantee schemes tailored to the needs of startups and SMEs. To sustain and amplify the positive impact of monetary policy on entrepreneurship, Chengdu should also continue fostering an ecosystem that supports innovation and sustainable business practices through targeted incentives, research and development initiatives, and green financing options.
Keywords: Monetary Policy, Entrepreneurship, Growth, China
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