How Much Monetary Policy Space is Left?

Pub. Date
18 October, 2016
Pub. Type
NiGEM Observations

Authors

Jack Meaning

Related Themes

Macro-Economic Dynamics and Policy

Tags

Central BankingEconometric ModellingMonetary Policy

Issue

7

NiGEM Observations is a series of occasional notes published by the NiGEM team on topical macroeconomic modelling issues for NIESR corporate sponsors and NiGEM subscribers.

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