The Bank of Canada, U.S.Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England, and the European Central Bank are all in charge of what for the countries they represent?

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These central banks are responsible for implementing monetary policy in their respective countries, which includes managing interest rates, the money supply, and ensuring price stability. Debt management and fiscal policy fall under the jurisdiction of other government agencies. Unfunded liabilities refer to future financial obligations, such as Social Security or pension payments, and are not directly related to the responsibilities of central banks.