General conclusion
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.66860/mstic.v.i.84Keywords:
Monetary policy, BRH, Fragile state, Incompatibility of public choices, Adjusted monetary sovereigntyAbstract
Between 2020 and 2025, the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH) sought to contain inflation and the depreciation of the gourde while confronting a series of shocks (pandemic, earthquake, insecurity, and soaring global prices). This book analyzes, based on Monetary Policy Notes and key macroeconomic indicators, the “triangle of incompatibility” between monetary stability, public financing, and development support. It reveals the BRH’s defensive trade-offs and proposes a fundamental overhaul: a development-oriented monetary policy, selective financing, financial inclusion, and regional cooperation.
