Comments on "A New Method for Estimating Time Variation in the NAIRU" by William T. Dickens

Olivier Jean Blanchard

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Monetary Policy and Economic Impact Economic Theory and Policy Economic theories and models

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This chapter highlights some key areas where additional research could help to provide a still-firmer foundation for monetary policymaking. It briefly touches on four topics of particular interest for policymakers: 1) commodity prices and inflation; 2) the role of labor costs in the price-setting process; 3) issues arising from the necessity of making policy in real time; and 4) the determinants and effects of changes in inflation expectations.

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