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In light of the current low-interest-rate environment, we reconsider the merit of a money growth target (MGT) relative to a conventional in ation targeting (IT) regime, and to the notion of price level targeting (PLT). Through the lens of a New Keynesian model, and accounting for a zero lower...

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The interaction between fiscal and monetary policies : evidence from Sweden

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The liquidity of the government bond market - what impact does quantitative easing have? : evidence from Sweden

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