inflation. Furthermore, home bias in households' preferences allows for real exchange rate fluctuation, giving rise to …

rate to inflation can lead to debt disinflation dynamics that destabilize the financial sector. …

conditions and to any form of intertemporal or nominal-real links. They are easy to employ in practice, using inflation protected … bonds to infer real rates. With a time-varying inflation target, they can implement arbitrary inflation dynamics, including …

. Previous literature has highlighted the role of an economy's "structure" - such as its inflation volatility, inflation rate …, forecasts predicting how a given exchange rate movement will impact inflation at a specific point in time should take into …

strategies with a strong history dependence lose their advantage over inflation targeting in mitigating a demand …-driven recessions when interest rates are constrained by the ELB. For supply shocks, inflation t argeting o utperforms h istory …-dependent r ules f or a s ufficiently high degree of BR. An exponential average inflation targeting rule, which features a …

inflation-forecast-based (IFB) rules. It shows that, for a variety of New Keynesian sticky-price and sticky-inflation models …, these are a function not just of the degree of responsiveness of the policy instrument to deviations of expected inflation …

inflation responses and a breakdown of divinecoincidence. The central bank's contemporaneous trade-off between output gap … andinflation stabilization is aggravated. Optimal monetary policy is strongly forward-looking and geared towards inflation …

agents' inflation expectations are influenced by a monetary authority which follows a price-level-targeting rule instead of a …