What is the operation mode of the central bank?

The paper money issued by the central bank has strong liquidity or currency, which can directly enter the circulation process as a means of circulation payment at any time, thus affecting the changes of market supply and demand. Different countries in the world have different financial systems and organizational forms, which make the financial market structure and operation mode have their own characteristics, thus forming different supervision modes. At present, three financial supervision modes are popular in the world. The details are as follows: "single centralized" mode, "one dollar multi-head" mode, "double multi-head" mode and "single centralized" mode mainly mean that one institution is responsible for the supervision of the national financial market and financial organizations. And this institution is basically the central bank of all countries. This model is very common in some developed and developing countries. Such as Britain, the Netherlands, Italy, Australia and so on. Due to the relatively perfect market system and relatively stable economic development in developed countries, the central bank has a high degree of independence. It is more convenient and effective to implement financial supervision. In India, Brazil, Egypt, Thailand and other developing countries, due to the imperfect domestic market system, single financial system structure and high political risk, economic development mainly depends on promotion, so intervening in finance is the inevitable result of their systems. Central banks in developing countries are generally less independent, and their function of supervising finance more reflects the willingness to allocate financial resources. The schematic diagram of the operation mode is as follows: Over. Welcome to adopt. Hehe, you also study finance. Are you curious about this?