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Communication by central bank committee members : different strategies, same effectiveness?

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Inflation, employment, and monetary policy : objectives and outcomes in the UK and U.S. compared

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Did US business dynamism recover in the 2010s?

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Are expectations on inflation and election outcomes connected? : an empirical analysis

Berlemann, Michael; Elzemann, Jörg - In: Economics letters 91 (2006) 3, pp. 354-359

In this paper we study whether inflation expectations react on variations of election outcome expectations. Using data from 6 countries we show that such a link in fact exists and thus provides empirical evidence supportive to rational partisan theory of business cycles.

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