Pitfalls of forward-looking monetary policy

Article Abstract:

A focus on future inflation rates and other forward-looking decision procedures is examined as a way of carrying out monetary policy.

Prices

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The Taylor rule and optimal monetary policy

Article Abstract:

A mathematical formula for a monetary policy is presented that is based on the standard monetary policy formula proposed by John B. Taylor. The Taylor rule is a simple formula that controls inflation by adjusting the interest rate. The new formula is more complex and can respond in variety of ways.

Prevention, Interest rates, Inflation (Economics)

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Price and quality of desktop and mobile personal computers: a quarter-century historical overview

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The history of computer prices over the last 25 years are analyzed. As technology and quality of computers has increased, prices have gone down steadily. The implications of this study are examined.

Electronic computers, Computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Management, Computer industry, Prices and rates, Pricing, Price indexes

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