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inflation (with base drift in the price level) and price-level stability (without such base drift) are compared, and a suitable … loss function (corresponding to flexible inflation targeting) is discussed, including the index and level for the inflation … price stability. The benefits of credibility (private inflation expectations coinciding with the inflation target) are …
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probability of being a common currency country and outcome' equations for growth, volatility and inflation. We find that both type … of common currency countries have lower inflation than countries with a domestic currency. Dollarized countries have …
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followed the German hyper-inflation. Significant real dislocations arose after the monetary reform; and these can be attributed … to a government policy which subsidized heavy industry through the inflation tax proceeds. The "credibility problem …
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from public finance economics. Because inflation exacerbates tax distortions that exist even without inflation, the welfare …In a previous attempt to articulate the costs of inflation (Leigh-Pemberton (1992)), the Bank of England outlined the … following costs of a fully-anticipated inflation: - the cost of economising on real money balances -- so-called shoe …
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gains is the reduction in the distortions that result" from the interaction of tax rules and inflation. The paper quantifies …Going from low inflation to price stability involves a short term loss (associated with the" higher unemployment rate … required to reduce the inflation) and results in a series of welfare gains" in all future years. The primary source of these …
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How far can shoe-leather go in explaining the welfare cost of inflation? Using a unique set of microeconomic data on … welfare cost of inflation analogous to Bailey's triangle, but based on a rigorous microeconomic framework. The welfare cost of … inflation varies considerably within the population, but never turns out to be very large (about 0.1 percent of consumption or …
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A number of commentators have argued that the desirability of inflation targeting as a framework for monetary policy … risks to financial stability, but that it is possible to generalize an inflation targeting framework to take account of … form of flexible inflation targeting; in particular, the paper proposes a target criterion that would still imply an …
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out to be only a slowdown, and inflation never departed from levels consistent with the ECB's quantitative definition of …
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A simple New-Keynesian model is set out with AS-AD graphical analysis. The model is consistent with modern central banking, which targets shortterm nominal interest rates instead of money supply aggregates. This simple framework enables us to analyze the economic impact of productivity or markup...
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stabilization of different CPI components will not generally result into perfect stabilization of headline inflation. National …
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