In this general and eclectic theoretical framework, money plays an important role in the transmission of the effects of monetary policy, and in the conduct of policy.
Bearing in mind the already achieved level of incomes in public companies and constant pressures that these be increased, it is necessary to point out that by increasing the cost of services rendered by public companies, without improving their efficiency, the price shock is transferred to a) the entire economy, b) the living standard of the population, which again places additional pressure on income increase, independently of productivity.