Many people for many years have shown that when monetary policy is conducted in a rule-like way, economic performance is better.
John B. Taylor: “Many people for many years have shown that when monetary policy is conducted in a rule-like way, economic performance is…”
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John B. Taylor argues that rules-based monetary policy leads to better economic outcomes.
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