Seigniorage, Operating Rules and the High Inflation Trap

Michael Bruno · Stanley Fischer

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A given amount of seigniorage revenue can be coflected at either Extendng the model to allow deficits, we show that one of the ornrnent sets a nominal anchor for growth rate of money.The dual racteristics remain if the govern existence 04 dual equilibria is

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