Can the Central Bank Peg Real Interest Rates? A Survey of Classical and Neoclassical Opinion
10 Pages Posted: 24 Aug 2012
Date Written: 1983
Abstract
Among the more contentious issues in the continuing debate over monetary policy is the central bank’s ability permanently to peg real interest rates.
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