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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Steve Williamson and the sign of the effect of interest rates on inflation
This is prompted by the latest post by Steve Williamson, where he reiterates a view he’s expressed a few times, that the Fed’s [and other central banks’] efforts to keep interest rates pinned at the zero bound, in an effort … Continue reading
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The lucky car-crash of UK fiscal policy
A link to my post on the Guardian blog site, which is a compact version of my rant about fiscal policy a few posts ago. http://bit.ly/1e0GPJG
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