The paper investigates and compares the relationship between inflation and inflation uncertainty under inflation targeting and, alternatively, a conventional fixed exchange rate system, for a group of emerging countries. To do so we estimate GARCH in mean models and we find that there is a bi-directional relationship between inflation and inflation uncertainty under the two monetary regimes. It is also found that the fixed exchange rate regime has no impact on average inflation and inflation inertia, while inflation targeting has been successful at lowering both average inflation and inflation persistence
ED EPSInternational audienceBased on an original de facto classification of the exchange rate regime...
This paper provides an overview of inflation targeting frameworks and macroeconomic performance unde...
This paper extends and modifies the Keynesian critique of inflation targeting with reference to stab...
The paper investigates and compares the relationship between inflation and inflation uncertainty un...
We investigate the relationship between inflation and inflation uncertainty under inflation targetin...
The idea of inflation targeting in emerging countries is not a new one. There have been papers that ...
In a context marked by an overhaul of the monetary theory and the emergence of new monetary policy s...
This paper examines the inflation record of twenty-nine inflation- and noninflation-targeting econom...
This paper extends and modifies the Keynesian critique of inflation targeting with reference to stab...
We examine the inflation targeting (IT) experiences of emerging market economies, focusing especial...
The paper provides an analysis of the general inflation targeting framework and its implications on ...
Given the costs to real output that inflation uncertainty has been shown to impose, two recent paper...
The justification for inflation targeting rests on three core propositions. The first is called ‘lea...
Since the 1990s inflation targeting (IT) has been adopted by several central banks as a strategy for...
In a recent thought-provoking paper, Ball and Sheridan [Ball, L., Sheridan, N., 2005. Does inflation...
ED EPSInternational audienceBased on an original de facto classification of the exchange rate regime...
This paper provides an overview of inflation targeting frameworks and macroeconomic performance unde...
This paper extends and modifies the Keynesian critique of inflation targeting with reference to stab...
The paper investigates and compares the relationship between inflation and inflation uncertainty un...
We investigate the relationship between inflation and inflation uncertainty under inflation targetin...
The idea of inflation targeting in emerging countries is not a new one. There have been papers that ...
In a context marked by an overhaul of the monetary theory and the emergence of new monetary policy s...
This paper examines the inflation record of twenty-nine inflation- and noninflation-targeting econom...
This paper extends and modifies the Keynesian critique of inflation targeting with reference to stab...
We examine the inflation targeting (IT) experiences of emerging market economies, focusing especial...
The paper provides an analysis of the general inflation targeting framework and its implications on ...
Given the costs to real output that inflation uncertainty has been shown to impose, two recent paper...
The justification for inflation targeting rests on three core propositions. The first is called ‘lea...
Since the 1990s inflation targeting (IT) has been adopted by several central banks as a strategy for...
In a recent thought-provoking paper, Ball and Sheridan [Ball, L., Sheridan, N., 2005. Does inflation...
ED EPSInternational audienceBased on an original de facto classification of the exchange rate regime...
This paper provides an overview of inflation targeting frameworks and macroeconomic performance unde...
This paper extends and modifies the Keynesian critique of inflation targeting with reference to stab...