Add to ORKGThe primary objective of most of the world's central banks these days is to keep inflation low, and the range of inflation rates banks find acceptable appears to be around 2.5 to 3.5 percent. While banks may have hit on this range through trial and error, economic theory and empirical observations suggest a good reason for it.Inflation (Finance) ; Banks and banking, Central
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Does a central bank, when introducing a new monetary regime designed to reduce inflation, prefer mor...
Real interest and inflation rates have been very low in many industrialized countries since the Grea...
WOS: 000423094600004This article critically analyzes inflation targeting (IT) both theoretically and...
Should central banks, because of the zero-lower-bound problem, raise their inflation-rate targets? S...
Monetary policy rules help central banks exercise the discipline necessary to achieve their long-ter...
Proponents of inflation targeting suggest that countries using this tool understand better, their re...
An analysis of the sources and costs of unpredictable inflation, finding that the uncertainty stems ...
Inflation targeting has worked so well because it leads policymakers to debate, decide on, and commu...
Observed inflation targets around the industrial world are concentrated at two percent per year. Thi...
In this paper, I survey the existing literature and examine three related questions: (1) What inflat...
A consensus now exists that central banks, which possess a monopoly over the creation of fiat money ...
Recent research has suggested that in deriving optimal policy under discretion, policymakers should ...
This bachelor thesis deals with the reasons why central banks set inflation targets positive and not...
Central banks like the Bank of England or the Bundesbank have highlighted recently that the supply o...
Although it is widely acknowledged that most of developed countries have inflation targeting in orde...
Does a central bank, when introducing a new monetary regime designed to reduce inflation, prefer mor...
Real interest and inflation rates have been very low in many industrialized countries since the Grea...
WOS: 000423094600004This article critically analyzes inflation targeting (IT) both theoretically and...