THE INFLATION TARGETING DEBATE

By Frederic S. Mishkin. 2005

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Inflation Targeting in Emerging Economies: Panel Evidence (2010, background): “…have brought optimistic evidence about the good performance of inflation targeting (IT) regimes in developing countries, in spite of the concerns by Bernanke and Woodford (2005), Mishkin (2000, 2004), Sims (2005) among others about their lack of ℵ We thank Eurilton Araújo, Cyntia Azevedo,…”
Does Inflation Targeting Make a Difference (2007, unknown): “Comparing inflation performance in inflation-targeting countries and nontargeting countries has recently received increased attention (Ball and Sheridan, 2005; Vega and Winkelried, 2005; IMF, 2005).”
Under What Conditions Can Inflation Targeting Be Adopted?: The Experience of Emerging Markets (2006, background): “See Kohn (2003a, and 2003b), Gramlich (2003), and Bernanke and Woodford (2005). 7. See European Central Bank (1999), Solans (2000), and Issing (2000). However, the European Central Bank has recently de-emphasized the weight attached to this reference value, moving toward a “pure” inflation targeting”
Central Bank Transparency and the Signal Value of Prices (2006, background): “4Kuttner (2004), Ball and Sheridan (2003). well-anchored expectations cease to be unambiguously desirable.”
The Role of Central Bank Transparency for Guiding Private Sector Forecasts (2012, unknown): “12 ECB Working Paper Series No 1146 January 2010 when the quantified inflation objective was adopted (as, e.g., in Ball and Sheridan 2005), according to the central bank websites.”