This paper investigates macroprudential policy effects on bank systemic risk and the role of inflation targeting in … further under inflation targeting. Our findings lend credence to the view that inflation targeting strengthens macroprudential …

Inflation targeting is a monetary policy rule that has implications for both the average performance of an economy and … also effects of the average rate of inflation on the amount of time that individuals must devote to shopping activity and …-run inflation, it is optimal to set monetary policy so that the nominal interest rate is close to zero, replicating in an …

monetary and fiscal policy regimes. AITfeatures an inflation makeup under the monetary regime, but not under thefiscal regime … regime by shortening theduration of the ZLB through expected inflation makeup. Under the fiscalregime, AIT has a nonlinear … effect on fiscal multipliers because of theabsence of inflation makeup and the presence of a nominal wealth effect …

monetary policy on inflation and non-inflation targeting emerging markets post credit crunch and during COVID-19 from 2000Q1 to … two, for inflation and non-inflation targeting emerging markets, respectively. Model one consists of eight inflation-targeting … markets, and Model two consists of four non-inflation-targeting countries. Other included control variables are equity prices …

The continuous depreciation of the exchange rate in Ghana has raised concern about its effect on inflation and the … economy at large. This paper examines the threshold effect of exchange rate pass-through (ERPT) on inflation using a monthly … depreciation beyond a monthly threshold of 0.70% has a significant positive pass-through effect on inflation, which gives credence …

Since New Zealand adopted Inflation Targeting as a monetary policy in 1990, many countries have adopted inflation … using Survival Analysis with sample periods from 1980: Q1 to 2019: Q4. We explore whether the duration of high inflation … that inflation rates stay above the upper bound is shorter than the one that inflation rates stay below the lower bound of …

We reassess the effects of contractionary monetary policy on income inequality by investigating whether inflation … shocks tend to increase disposable income inequality. However, this effect has decreased in countries that adopted inflation … targeting affects this nexus. Using data across the G12 economies from 1974 to 2019, we find that contractionary monetary policy …

focusing on inflation targeting, and a rule-based fiscal policy, is not the final stage of this process. Future crises will … expansion of the financial system, with the accompanying accumulation of private debt and high rates of asset inflation, stands …In a historical perspective, the stabilization policy regime in Sweden is in a state of constant change, affected by …