inflation-targeting

Before the crisis, the policy paradigm used to look like this: central banks around the world would focus on inflation-targeting and on setting interest rates, while financial regulation would be left to specialized, ad hoc agencies.

Otaviano Canuto: A Marriage of Convenience Otaviano Canuto 2011

Before the crisis, the policy paradigm used to look like this: central banks around the world would focus on inflation-targeting and on setting interest rates, while financial regulation would be left to specialized, ad hoc agencies.

Otaviano Canuto: A Marriage of Convenience Otaviano Canuto 2011

Before the crisis, the policy paradigm used to look like this: central banks around the world would focus on inflation-targeting and on setting interest rates, while financial regulation would be left to specialized, ad hoc agencies.

Otaviano Canuto: A Marriage of Convenience Otaviano Canuto 2011

Before the crisis, the policy paradigm used to look like this: central banks around the world would focus on inflation-targeting and on setting interest rates, while financial regulation would be left to specialized, ad hoc agencies.

Otaviano Canuto: A Marriage of Convenience Otaviano Canuto 2011

Before the crisis, the policy paradigm used to look like this: central banks around the world would focus on inflation-targeting and on setting interest rates, while financial regulation would be left to specialized, ad hoc agencies.

Otaviano Canuto: A Marriage of Convenience Otaviano Canuto 2011

Central banks in many advanced countries operate under the well-established inflation-targeting system.

Central Banker Seeks Revolutionary Ideas Mojm 2011

Critics like Mr. Parker argue that the RBNZ's focus has for too long been narrowly centered on preserving its 1% to 3% inflation target—introduced by Mr. Brash in 1990 to become the world's first central bank to enshrine an inflation-targeting band, a model that at least 23 countries have since followed.

New Zealand's Central Bank Looks Abroad for Next Chief James Glynn 2012

Under Brazil's inflation-targeting program, instituted in 1999, the central bank is obliged to act whenever inflation threatens to jump higher than the target range.

Brazil Raises Key Interest Rate Tom Murphy 2011

That would oblige it either to abandon any pretext of inflation-targeting and print its way through a shortfall, or to join the queue for bailout funding from Germany and other solvent northern European countries.

Who Would Bail Out the European Central Bank? Benn Steil 2011

Before the crisis, the policy paradigm used to look like this: central banks around the world would focus on inflation-targeting and on setting interest rates, while financial regulation would be left to specialized, ad hoc agencies.

Otaviano Canuto: A Marriage of Convenience Otaviano Canuto 2011