Monetary Non-Neutrality
The Floor That's Not a Floor
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The floor that's not a floor.
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Answer: For one thing, they're thoroughly embedded in current monetary policy issues.
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The Fed’s new policy framework, as I outlined in a previous post, seems on the surface to be a quasi-average-inflation-targeting approach. Basically, i…
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There was nothing new in the statement from this week’s FOMC meeting, but I watched Powell’s press conference from yesterday, and I think there are som…
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Given Wednesday’s monetary policy decision by the BoC, and the publication of April’s Monetary Policy Report, it’s a useful time to take stock of what …
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Well, there’s nothing like a pandemic to make it clear to everyone that there’s no consensus among economists - or anyone else for that matter - about …
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Welcome to Monetary Non-Neutrality by me, Stephen Williamson. Stephen A. Jarislowsky Chair in Central Banking, University of Western Ontario, London, O…
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