A model created by a group of youth for the Saskatoon Museum of Military Artifacts honours the Saskatchewan and Manitoba boys who contributed to the Vimy Ridge battle of WWI.
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Sri Lanka’s monetary policy has evolved differently during and after a three-decade-long ethnic conflict. This paper empirically investigates effects of monetary policy shocks on Sri Lankan economy with particular focus on the strength of credit and exchange rate channels using a VAR model for 2003–2019 period. We find that: (i) monetary policy shocks have a significant and persistent impact on key macroeconomic variables even though several puzzling results emerge; (ii) the effects of monetary policy shocks are significant and more persistent in the post-conflict period than in the conflict period; (iii) a tight monetary policy effectively contains inflation in the post-conflict period; and (iv) interest rate and exchange rate channels play a dominant role while the credit channel responds with some lags in the post-conflict period.
rates are going up. absolutely. talk to me a little bit about the new car situation. for a while you couldn t get the new car model you wanted because chip shortages meant they weren t coming off the assembly line. what s the situation there? it s improving a lot. we re not back to normal, but you can see it happening. so we had a low of new car inventories for just under a million last summer. back up to 1.7. to put it in perspective, we were at 29 days worth of sales on dealer s lots, 29 days worth of inventory in the summer and, you know, that s up right now to 51 days. so at 51 days it s shorter than 19 you saw before. this is a market that is going to keep seeing. the new market we ll keep getting new inventory. the deals will get better. the nearly new prices which are down, you know, from a year ago, but really only started to come