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The Role of Economic Projections in Canadian Monetary Policy Formulation
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  • 1988The Work of Canadian Monetary Policy62 cited
  • 2021An Analysis of the Information Content of Alternative Monetary Aggregates24 cited

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  • 1996The Transmission of Monetary Policy in Canada21 cited
  • 1998The Canadian Experience with Targets for Inflation Control19 cited
  • 2005UNDERSTANDING A MONETARY CONDITIONS INDEX18 cited
  • 1995The Implementation of Monetary Policy in Canada17 cited

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