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Uncertainty, learning and policy credibility
Laxton, Douglas - In: Economic behaviour and policy choice under price …, (pp. 173-226). 1994
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Inflation, learning and monetary policy regimes in the G-7 economies
Ricketts, Nicholas - 1995
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A global liquidity crisis
Rowe, Nicholas - In: Boom and bust banking : the causes and cures of the …, (pp. 239-253). 2012
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The Bank of Canada should peg the TSE-300
Rowe, Nicholas - 1992
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A simple test of simple rules : can they improve how monetary policy is implemented with inflation targets?
Rowe, Nicholas; Tulk, David - 2003
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Why US money does not cause US output, but does cause Hong Kong output
Rodriguez, Gabriel; Rowe, Nicholas - 2001
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Why US money does not cause US output, but does cause Hong Kong output
Rodriguez, Gabriel; Rowe, Nicholas - 2001
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Cuban monetary policy : peso, dollar, or euro?
Rowe, Nicholas; Faya, Ana Julia - In: The Cuban economy, (pp. 45-58). 2004
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Why US money does not cause US output, but does cause Hong Kong output
Rodriguez, Gabriel; Rowe, Nicholas - In: Journal of international money and finance 26 (2007) 7, pp. 1174-1186
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Identifying a Policymaker's Target : An Application to the Bank of Canada
Rowe, Nicholas; Yetman, James - 2004
We develop a new way to test hypotheses about policymakers' targets and implement that test for Canadian monetary policy. For example, if the Bank of Canada is targeting a 2 per cent inflation rate, and if the Bank's instrument takes eight quarters to affect inflation, then deviations of...
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