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Ben Bernanke's Perspective on Negative Interest Rates and Inflation Targets - Prof. Fernán, Apuntes de Macroeconomía

In this blog post, ben bernanke, former federal reserve chairman from 2006 to 2014, discusses the potential inclusion of negative interest rates and higher inflation targets in the fed's monetary policy framework. Bernanke argues that both policies have their advantages and disadvantages, and that they could provide the fed with more tools to combat recessions. However, he also acknowledges the political challenges and potential public opposition to these unconventional monetary policies.

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Subido el 16/01/2017

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