Central bankers believe that low inflation and long-term economic growth go hand in hand. The evidence about the costs of inflation, however, is not as clear-cut.Inflation (Finance)
How costly would it be in terms of lost output and jobs to lower the inflation rate to zero? One can...
This is paper is purely theoretical. It discusses misinterpretation of the term inflation in economi...
This study reconsiders the consensus regarding low inflation being optimal for economic growth. By s...
ALTHOUGH MOST ECONOMISTS agree that inflation is costly, there is no consensus about why. Many tradi...
Long-run price stability is generally considered to be a primary goal of monetary policymakers in ma...
Politicians looking forward to the next election, upon learning from pollsters that the public belie...
This report discusses inflation including its causes and effect on the economy. In particular, it br...
The author surveys some problems in measuring inflation and examines the likely costs of anticipated...
average an annual inflation rate of slightly over 11 percent. During the same period, its annual ave...
Output growth, investment and the real interest rate in long-run evidence tend to be negatively affe...
For central banks pursuing disinflation, one of the dilemmas is how to sell the benefits of low aver...
There is large body of empirical literature devoted to study the relationship between inflation and ...
The Federal Reserve can use monetary policy to reduce the inflation rate, a process known as disinfl...
Since World War II, inflation--the apparently inexorable rise in the prices of goods and services--h...
This paper studies the issue of whether money contains useful information about future inflation in ...
How costly would it be in terms of lost output and jobs to lower the inflation rate to zero? One can...
This is paper is purely theoretical. It discusses misinterpretation of the term inflation in economi...
This study reconsiders the consensus regarding low inflation being optimal for economic growth. By s...
ALTHOUGH MOST ECONOMISTS agree that inflation is costly, there is no consensus about why. Many tradi...
Long-run price stability is generally considered to be a primary goal of monetary policymakers in ma...
Politicians looking forward to the next election, upon learning from pollsters that the public belie...
This report discusses inflation including its causes and effect on the economy. In particular, it br...
The author surveys some problems in measuring inflation and examines the likely costs of anticipated...
average an annual inflation rate of slightly over 11 percent. During the same period, its annual ave...
Output growth, investment and the real interest rate in long-run evidence tend to be negatively affe...
For central banks pursuing disinflation, one of the dilemmas is how to sell the benefits of low aver...
There is large body of empirical literature devoted to study the relationship between inflation and ...
The Federal Reserve can use monetary policy to reduce the inflation rate, a process known as disinfl...
Since World War II, inflation--the apparently inexorable rise in the prices of goods and services--h...
This paper studies the issue of whether money contains useful information about future inflation in ...
How costly would it be in terms of lost output and jobs to lower the inflation rate to zero? One can...
This is paper is purely theoretical. It discusses misinterpretation of the term inflation in economi...
This study reconsiders the consensus regarding low inflation being optimal for economic growth. By s...