In pursuit of the holy grail: monetary policy, the natural rate of interest, and quantitative easing

Abstract

This article argues that mainstream economics’ approach to monetary policy and theory is based on two erroneous arguments: the existence of a natural rate of interest, and a predictable causality between monetary policy and inflation. The article then discusses an alternative post-Keynesian approach to monetary policy that rests on the presence of a strong fiscal policy.

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