Issues in Inflation Targeting: A Summary of the Bank of Canada Conference Held 28-29 April 2005

Robert Amano and Raphael Solomon
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Bank of Canada Review, 2006, vol. 2006, issue Spring, 15-23

Abstract: The Bank of Canada's 2005 conference focused on two critical issues: price-level targets versus inflation targets, and the appropriate level of inflation. Session topics included new methodological approaches to examining the validity of the New Keynesian Phillips curve for Canada; the monetary policy implications of border effects and the financial-accelerator model; the zero lower bound on nominal interest rates; and inflation and welfare in general-equilibrium macroeconomic models. A panel of invited speakers discussed the issues of each session, and two distinguished speakers gave their perspectives on inflation.

Date: 2006
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