This paper studies long-run inflation targets and stability in an imperfect infor-mation environment. When central banks set an inflation target that is not fully communicated, agents draw inferences about inflation from recent data and remain alert to structural change in their econometric model by forming expectations from a forecasting model that is estimated via discounted least squares. Inflation targets can lead agents ’ beliefs to depart from rational expectations through two channels. First, implementing a higher inflation target can lead to overshooting of the target. Second, there can be nearly self-fulfilling inflation, disinflation, or deflation that arises as an endogenous response to shocks
This paper aims to contribute to a better understanding on how inflation targets are set. For this r...
This paper exploits the term structure of interest rates to develop testable economic restrictions o...
Monetary policy is modeled as being governed by a known rule, except for a time-varying target rate ...
This paper studies long-run inflation targets and stability in an imperfect infor-mation environment...
We analyse the interaction between private agents ’ uncertainty about in-flation target and the cent...
We analyse the interaction between private agents’ uncertainty about inflation target and the centra...
This paper provides new evidence on the formation and anchoring of inflation expectations. I conduct...
This paper provides new evidence on the formation and anchoring of inflation expectations. I conduct...
Opponents of explicit inflation targeting (including ex-Chairman Greenspan) have argued that a commi...
International audienceWhich level of inflation should Central Banks be targeting? The authors invest...
We derive policy implications for an inflation targeting central bank, who's credibility is endogeno...
A central tenet of inflation targeting is that establishing and maintaining well-anchored inflation ...
Central banks pay close attention to inflation expectations. In standard models, however, inflation ...
Central bankers frequently emphasize the critical importance of anchoring private inflation expectat...
Ball (1999) uses a small closed economy model to show that nominal GDP targeting can lead to instabi...
This paper aims to contribute to a better understanding on how inflation targets are set. For this r...
This paper exploits the term structure of interest rates to develop testable economic restrictions o...
Monetary policy is modeled as being governed by a known rule, except for a time-varying target rate ...
This paper studies long-run inflation targets and stability in an imperfect infor-mation environment...
We analyse the interaction between private agents ’ uncertainty about in-flation target and the cent...
We analyse the interaction between private agents’ uncertainty about inflation target and the centra...
This paper provides new evidence on the formation and anchoring of inflation expectations. I conduct...
This paper provides new evidence on the formation and anchoring of inflation expectations. I conduct...
Opponents of explicit inflation targeting (including ex-Chairman Greenspan) have argued that a commi...
International audienceWhich level of inflation should Central Banks be targeting? The authors invest...
We derive policy implications for an inflation targeting central bank, who's credibility is endogeno...
A central tenet of inflation targeting is that establishing and maintaining well-anchored inflation ...
Central banks pay close attention to inflation expectations. In standard models, however, inflation ...
Central bankers frequently emphasize the critical importance of anchoring private inflation expectat...
Ball (1999) uses a small closed economy model to show that nominal GDP targeting can lead to instabi...
This paper aims to contribute to a better understanding on how inflation targets are set. For this r...
This paper exploits the term structure of interest rates to develop testable economic restrictions o...
Monetary policy is modeled as being governed by a known rule, except for a time-varying target rate ...