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prices do reflect the effects of the settlement delay. …
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A discussion of six papers presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland's Conference on Price Stability in November 1990, focusing on how recent developments in macroeconomic research have changed perceptions about optimal inflation policy.
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inflation expectations were well above zero. Yet in 1998, consumer prices rose at the lowest rate in over a decade, and any … observers point to large decreases in petroleum prices and other primary commodity prices, rapidly falling computer prices, and … moderate declines in U.S. nonoil import prices as possible signs of deflation.> Garner argues that last year's favorable …
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Long-run price stability is generally considered to be a primary goal of monetary policymakers in many countries. One reason policymakers care about inflation is that it can harm economic performance. Numerous studies of the impact of inflation on economic performance have focused on whether...
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with price stability. Because stable prices are essential to maximum long-term economic growth and living standards, the …
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goods. For example, inflation in intermediate goods prices rose from 2.6 percent annually in the first half of 1994 to 7 … less than 3 percent. Many analysts are concerned that recent increases in the prices of crude and intermediate goods may be … expected to move through the production chain, leading to increases in consumer prices. A review of basic economic theory …
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