Is There a Case for "Moderate" Inflation?

Alvin L. Marty · Daniel L. Thornton

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Two objections to making price stability the primary objective of monetary policy are (1) moderate inflation is good for the economy and (2) it is less costly to live with moderate inflation than to eliminate it.

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