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during the subperiod 2000:1-2006:4, as headline CPI inflation remained elevated because of the continual rise in oil prices …
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Federal Reserve having convinced the public it would no longer accommodate shocks to food and energy prices. …
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Shocks to the macroeconomy can affect the public's expectations about inflation. But if the Federal Reserve monitors those expectations carefully and vigilantly pursues price stability, it can establish credibility and keep inflation in check.
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during the subperiod 2000:1-2006:4, as headline CPI inflation remained elevated because of the continual rise in oil prices …
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:2--2001:1, and 1985:1--2007:1. Shocks to actual inflation, commodity prices, and expected inflation itself have been three major …. Positive shocks to actual inflation, commodity prices, and expected inflation itself lead to increases in expected inflation … prices found in the pre-1979 sample period is absent in post-1979 sample periods, suggesting that the Federal Reserve may …
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