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Monetary Policy in France

Jacques Mélitz

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The discussion of monetary policy in France, which is intended for a chapter in a general handbook on monetary policy that will cover a number of other countries as well, begins with the early postwar period and carries the story up to the present. A separate section analyses the new framework for monetary policy that was brought into place with the wave of reforms starting in 1984.

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Key concepts: Monetary policy, Monetary hegemony, Economics, Section (typography), Period (music), Monetary economics, Cover (algebra), Keynesian economics