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Patrick Artus

What would today's ECB have done since the creation of the euro?

The ECB "today" is different from the ECB "before" by: The symmetrical nature of the inflation target and therefore the lack of response to inflation that is slightly higher than 2%; The lack of response to only transitory inflation; The desire to increase the employment rate as much as possible. When we look at the ECB’s decisions since 1999, we see that “today’s” ECB: Would not have hiked interest rates in 2007-2008 and 2011; Would have triggered quantitative easing much earlier than 2015.
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