What if the Fed had been an inflation nutter?

Paul Söderlind

Applied Economics, 2004, vol. 36, issue 13, 1471-1473

Abstract: A structural rational expectations model of US monetary policy is used to make a counterfactual experiment of a strongly inflation averse Federal Reserve Bank. Results for US interest rates, output, and inflation over 1965-1999 are discussed.

Date: 2004
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