Should monetary policy lean against the wind of the expansion phase of credit upturns, in order to moderate boom conditions? Clearly, no one would question the desirability of leaning enough to reduce associated inflation pressures.
But should the reaction be stronger than that which near-term inflation control might seem to warrant? In particular, should policy be tighter than otherwise, given evidence of growing “imbalances” in the real economy or increasing systemic exposures in the financial system? Or should an alternative strategy be relied upon to deal with such problems. In particular, should monetary policy be content with trying to clean up afterwards, once the boom has turned to bust? Indeed, should central banks go even further and preemptively ease policy in order to short circuit the bust altogether?.
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For most people, buying a home will be the largest purchase they will ever make. Besides being a necessary source of shelter for you and your family, it may also be an important investment for your future.
As mortgage brokers it is our job to find you the best possible mortgage financing for your own unique situation. The following is a list of just a few of the lenders we work with on your behalf:
• CIBC
• Citizen’s Bank
• Concentra
• First National
• FirstLine Mortgages
• GE Money
• GMAC
• HSBC
• Home Trust
• ING
• Maple Trust
• MCAP
• Merix
• National Bank
• North Shore Credit Union
• President’s Choice
• Scotiabank
• Squamish Credit Union
• TD/Canada Trust
• Xceed
