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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Maybe He Should Try the ECB Tranquilizer Gun
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Some NGDP Targeting Pieces
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A Nominal GDP Target Would Narrow the Fed's Mandate.
(2)
How Nominal GDP Targeting Would Work.
(3)
The Case for Nominal GDP Targeting
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(4)
Thoughts on the Tyler Cowen-Scott Sumner Debate.
(5)
Why a Nominal GDP Level Target Trumps a Price Level Target.
(6)
Target the Cause Not the Symptom.
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