These include the interactions between distinct macroprudential policies, better indicators for the implementation of these policies, the definition of the right moment to activate or discontinue the corresponding instruments, mechanisms for preventing evasion risks, and appropriate communication policies, among others.
Third, there are interactions between macroprudential policy and other policies that should be carefully taken into account and which, to date, have not been sufficiently analyzed. This is in virtue of the fact that the use of one of these instruments can enter into conflict with, or amplify the effects of, other policy instruments. The most obvious interaction is with monetary policy.