by Summary:
The Economist speculates that central bank independence might be on its way out. The article suggests that motives for independence (i.e., Sargent/Wallace or Barro/Gordon type arguments) might be less relevant given the environment of low inflation and interest rates. See also my earlier, related blog post.
Topics:
Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Barro and Gordon, Central Bank, Independence, inflation, Interest Rate, Notes, Sargent and Wallace
This could be interesting, too:
The Economist speculates that central bank independence might be on its way out. The article suggests that motives for independence (i.e., Sargent/Wallace or Barro/Gordon type arguments) might be less relevant given the environment of low inflation and interest rates. See also my earlier, related blog post.
Topics:
Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Barro and Gordon, Central Bank, Independence, inflation, Interest Rate, Notes, Sargent and Wallace
This could be interesting, too:
investrends.ch writes Inflation in der Eurozone verharrt auf 2,4 Prozent
investrends.ch writes Vermögen der privaten Haushalte ist 2023 gestiegen
Dirk Niepelt writes Budgetary Effects of Ageing and Climate Policies in Switzerland
investrends.ch writes Wohnungsmieten steigen in allen Regionen
The Economist speculates that central bank independence might be on its way out. The article suggests that motives for independence (i.e., Sargent/Wallace or Barro/Gordon type arguments) might be less relevant given the environment of low inflation and interest rates.
See also my earlier, related blog post.