The correct answer is all of the above.
Non-market-oriented measures used by monetary authorities include:
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Exchange control regulations - These are policies that regulate the buying and selling of foreign currency and can affect the balance of payments and exchange rates.
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Moral suasion - This refers to the use of persuasion by monetary authorities to influence and guide the behavior of financial institutions and markets, rather than relying on direct measures.
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Public debt management - This involves managing the country's debt levels and structure, which can impact monetary policy and overall economic stability.
All these measures fall under non-market-oriented approaches used by monetary authorities.