The Role of Policy Rules in Inflation Targeting

Abstract

The author notes that the view of inflation targeting as some sort of a monetary policy rule stems, in large part, from the fact that the adoption of it by many central banks and the explosion of research on monetary policy rules occurred at much the same time. He further notes that conditional rules allow the policymaker to respond in a reasonable (or even optimal) manner to economic conditions.

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