Raising The Fed’s Inflation Target
​In April we published Economics Matters: Can We Be Confident That Low Inflation Will Persist? Given the length of that research paper, we separated out some of the key themes—i) inflation’s monetary origins and velocity, ii) Phillips curve models, iii) the role of inflation expectations, and iv) core inflation as a predictor of future headline inflation. This Macro Quick Hit will serve as the final separated out section and covers the topic of inflation targeting, including updates given recent developments on the subject
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