Switzerland; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper takes a close look at the proximate determinants and short-term dynamics of inflation in Switzerland. It identifies salient features of the inflation experience in Switzerland. The paper uses a wage-price model to gauge the sensitivity of inflation to the business cycle and the exchange rate. The findings suggest that underlying inflation of about 1 percent reflects a slightly higher rate for domestic goods and services and low increases in prices of imported goods.
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2003-06-02
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Economic conditions | inflation | monetary policy | price level | low inflation | inflation equation | monetary fund | relative price | average inflation | money growth | monetary policy framework | inflation rate | price inflation | annual inflation | money supply | wage-price | inflation process | annual inflation rate | inflation rates | price stability | inflation dynamics | percent inflation | rate of inflation | percent inflation rate | wage inflation | inflationary expectations | monetary policy transmission mechanism | monetary growth | central bank | real interest rates | relative prices | inflation targeting |
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