Inflation-Target Design: Changing Inflation Performance and Persistence in Industrial Countries
Pierre L. Siklos
Abstract
Pierre L. Siklos
Abstract
The author estimates a simple model that illustrates whether inflation persistence has changed in a significant fashion in inflation targeting vs. non inflation-targeting countries. Although he notes that it is too early for a definitive assessment of inflation targeting, he add that from the standpoint of economic analysis and empirical performance to date, a policy of inflation control offers as good a chance as any policy regime to produce consistently good macroeconomic performance.
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The author estimates a simple model that illustrates whether inflation persistence has changed in a significant fashion in inflation targeting vs. non inflation-targeting countries. Although he notes that it is too early for a definitive assessment of inflation targeting, he add that from the standpoint of economic analysis and empirical performance to date, a policy of inflation control offers as good a chance as any policy regime to produce consistently good macroeconomic performance.
Key concepts: Economics, Inflation (cosmology), Persistence (discontinuity), Monetary economics, Macroeconomics, Keynesian economics, Engineering, Physics