Central Bank Independence and Economic Performance

Abstract

Central bank independence is becoming popular, as evidenced by the number of countries that have recently enacted legislation removing their central banks from government control. Examining the economic rationale for this popularity, Patricia S. Pollard employs empirical studies to reveal that countries with independent central banks tend to experience low inflation with no loss of economic growth.

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