The 2008 financial crisis showed up glaring gaps in the way that central banks operate. As a result adjustments have been made to their roles and responsibilities. The Conversation Africa's Business and Economy editor Sibonelo Radebe quizzed the University of Pretoria's Professor Danny Bradlow on the changes and what they mean.
The world changed after the financial crisis in 2008. What lessons can we draw on the role of central banks since then?
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