FT Harding on the Fed
FT Harding writes that the Fed is arguing about adopting an explicit inflation target, and that resolution of this matter
macro, politics, markets, ambivalence
FT Harding writes that the Fed is arguing about adopting an explicit inflation target, and that resolution of this matter
What the RBA does with monetary policy soaks up a lot of my headspace, but for ordinary folks it really
Terry McCrann tips a 25bps cut for November, but says that is it. I doubt that. The RBA doesn’t fine
I thought RBA Deputy Gov Battellino’s speech today was aimed at taking the emphasis off tomorrow’s CPI report. Rick’s emphasis
Yesterday, I linked to a re-enactment of Sargent and Lucas’ After Keynesian Macroeconomics — here is the paper. Sargent and
The incomparable Falkenstein on some of the conceptual difficulties with typical AS/AD thinking. I still think macro is pretty useful,
Hilsenrath reports that the discussion inside the Fed has turned to QE3, but that this time MBS is back on
Sargent and Lucas re-enacted
First the RBA, and now Chris Joye have pointed out that DEWR beneit data isn’t consistent with the ABS’s unemployment
The French Association of Treasurers’ October reports that Corporate borrowing conditions have tightened materially. There is evidence of both price
There’s a bit of a fuss about a GS report that supports NGDP targeting. Free Exchange shows some of the
I’ve been a bit busy (partially working on my charting in R), and so am late with my labour market