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Briefly explain the following credit control method adopted by the Central Bank.
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Solution
- The 'Central Bank' publishes weekly and monthly reports, review the statement of assets-liabilities and balance sheets for the guidance and reference of commercial banks.
- These publications provide the latest information of the money market, public finance activities, trade and industries.
- From this data, the commercial banks can plan and adjust their credit activities.
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