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It’s time for diversity (in the unfashionable sense) at the Bank of England

15 February 2017
Government and Institutions

It’s time for diversity (in the unfashionable sense) at the Bank of England

Philip Booth
15 February 2017
The financial crash knocked some of the stuffing out of the economics profession, though you wouldn’t know it given the … Continue reading “It’s time for diversity (in the unfashionable sense) at the Bank of England”

Deflating the over-inflated anti-deflation balloon

15 January 2015
Monetary Policy

Deflating the over-inflated anti-deflation balloon

Philip Booth
15 January 2015
With the news that inflation has fallen to 0.5 per cent there are “fears” that we might be about to … Continue reading “Deflating the over-inflated anti-deflation balloon”

Inflation must follow

23 February 2010

Inflation must follow

Steven Kates
23 February 2010
The world is filled with irony and idiocies aplenty. For how many years was inflation targeting the very essence of … Continue reading “Inflation must follow”

Price-level targeting – the next big idea?

25 September 2009

Price-level targeting – the next big idea?

Philip Booth
25 September 2009
If the next government, of whatever colour, insists on not taking the bold step of getting the government out of … Continue reading “Price-level targeting – the next big idea?”

Inflation must follow

23 February 2010

Inflation must follow

Steven Kates
23 February 2010
The world is filled with irony and idiocies aplenty. For how many years was inflation targeting the very essence of … Continue reading “Inflation must follow”

Price-level targeting – the next big idea?

25 September 2009
Monetary Policy

Price-level targeting – the next big idea?

Philip Booth
25 September 2009
If the next government, of whatever colour, insists on not taking the bold step of getting the government out of … Continue reading “Price-level targeting – the next big idea?”

Mixed signals from inflation data

21 May 2009
Monetary Policy

Mixed signals from inflation data

Philip Booth
21 May 2009
A couple of days ago the bogus Consumer Price Index registered a dip to an annual rise of 2.3%. The … Continue reading “Mixed signals from inflation data”

Quantitative easing: we need another Lawson

10 March 2009
Monetary Policy

Quantitative easing: we need another Lawson

Philip Booth
10 March 2009
Quantitative easing has become such a buzzword that it has now become known by its initials – QE. On a … Continue reading “Quantitative easing: we need another Lawson”

Questions over quantitative easing

13 February 2009
Monetary Policy

Questions over quantitative easing

Richard Wellings
13 February 2009
From a monetarist perspective, a strong case can be made in support of the Bank of England’s decision to engage … Continue reading “Questions over quantitative easing”

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