Effective monetary policy committee deliberation in New Zealand
Michael Callaghan, Enzo Cassino, Tuğrul Vehbi, Benjamin Wong
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Michael Callaghan, Enzo Cassino, Tuğrul Vehbi, Benjamin Wong
Abstract
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand targets price stability and supports maximum sustainable employment using monetary policy. In late 2018, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act was amended to make a committee of decision makers responsible for monetary policy decisions, replacing the previous single decision-maker approach. A key goal of a monetary policy committee (MPC) is to make unbiased, and evidence-based monetary policy strategy decision which requires good committee design, high quality inputs and effective monetary policy deliberations. This article introduces a set of guiding principles and formal processes that support strategic decisions by facilitating an environment of robust deliberations. Our principles are: 1. clear objectives, 2. diversity, and 3. inclusion. Our formal processes for MPC deliberations are based on these principles.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand targets price stability and supports maximum sustainable employment using monetary policy. In late 2018, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act was amended to make a committee of decision makers responsible for monetary policy decisions, replacing the previous single decision-maker approach. A key goal of a monetary policy committee (MPC) is to make unbiased, and evidence-based monetary policy strategy decision which requires good committee design, high quality inputs and effective monetary policy deliberations. This article introduces a set of guiding principles and formal processes that support strategic decisions by facilitating an environment of robust deliberations. Our principles are: 1. clear objectives, 2. diversity, and 3. inclusion. Our formal processes for MPC deliberations are based on these principles.
Key concepts: Monetary policy, Deliberation, Economics, Diversity (politics), Price of stability, Set (abstract data type), Quality (philosophy), Public economics