II. Changes in monetary policy in line with the greater role of central banks since the global financial crisis, bright and dark sides of communication policy, and balance between price and financial stability  There is no area that has experienced greater change in the process of our overcoming the financial crisis than monetary policy.
As suggested in the rhetorical expression “the worst crisis in 100 years,” the usefulness of theories and experiences formulated in the past has been considerably constrained, and as the borders among countries have disappeared due to globalization, the lines between economic policies have been blurred and policies have become interdependent.