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DOI: 10.33226/1231-2037.2026.1.3
JEL: E5, R4

The importance of monetary policy in shaping the economic situation in the logistics industry

This article examines the importance of monetary policy for economic conditions, especially in the logistics industry. Particular emphasis is placed on the characteristics of conventional monetary policy instruments. The article discusses the mechanisms of monetary policy and its potential effects on the economy and economic conditions, particularly for logistics companies. In order to best explain the issue, logistics companies are divided into the transport sector, the forwarding sector, and the warehousing services sector.

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Keywords: monetary policy; logistics industry; economic situation

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