The control of inflation has become one of the dominant objectives of government economic policy in many countries. Effective policies to control inflation need to focus on the underlying causes of inflation in the economy. For example if the main cause is excess demand for goods and services, then government policy should look to reduce the level of aggregate demand. If cost-push inflation is the root cause, production costs need to be controlled for the problem to be reduced.
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I agree that trading with direct lending is an effective anti-inflationary tool.
Functioning of anti-inflationary tool is based on a strict connection changing the total amount of money in the economic system with the change in the total cost of goods sold.
Simply, the definition of inflation may be summarized as follow:
The cost of goods and services are getting higher
The money is worth less, compared to foreign money
The government increases the money supply, other than just to replace
old money it destroys.
The Fight Against Inflation- case of Serbia is fine research paper related to your thread! Direct lending may be an effective anti-inflationary tool! There are some other approaches also!
Chinese have done brilliant job of bringing down inflation by keeping restricting credit to sectors which have low contribution towards job growth. Thus, controlling credit to certain sectors is a good policy to ensure availability of credit to imp sector and at the same time reducing money supply by creating restrictions on credit issue to low priority or non-growth sector.
Further it helped them stop the bubble burst as it ensures release of air in a controlled manner
Bank lending (as opposed to direct lending) is one of the factors of inflation. Management methods used by Central banks, cannot change the inflationary nature of Bank lending.