A monetary policy rule that suggests how central banks should set interest rates based on inflation and economic output.
The Taylor Rule: Guiding the Fed with Inflation and Economic Growth
An exploration of the economic policies announced by President Nixon in 1971 that transformed the monetary landscape.
Understand how central banks use tight monetary policy to rein in an overheated economy and curb inflation.
Understanding the Trilemma and its implications for international monetary policy.
Definition and workings of unsterilized foreign exchange intervention explained with humor.
An amusing ride through the economic rollercoaster of rising wages and prices!
Understanding the concept of Zero-Bound Interest Rate and its implications in modern economic policy.
