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In short, while price stabilization through inflation
targeting
is a commendable objective, central banks’ narrow focus on consumer prices – within a relatively short time frame, no less – is inadequate to achieve it.
Similarly, the technocrats at the Bank of Japan surely realize that they could manage the economy far more effectively if they swore off anachronistic exchange-rate intervention techniques and switched whole-heartedly to modern interest-rate
targeting
rules such as those used by the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
The approved goods included nearly 400 shipments of explosive and incendiary materials, 25,000 aircraft parts, 56,000 military electronics components and nearly 1,000 items of optical
targeting
and other guidance equipment.”
Marginalization of up to 40% of the population, who live at or below the poverty line, has fueled political challenges, in turn subjecting entire social segments to
targeting
by official security bodies.
Faced with a balance-of-payments surplus – largely thanks to high oil prices – the RCB’s 2005 Monetary Program fudges: reducing inflation is a priority, but so is exchange-rate
targeting
in order to support growth.
At that point,
targeting
rivals and dissenters may no longer be enough;Putin would have to resort to Stalin-style mass repression instead.
Targeting
the level of nominal GDP (or the unemployment rate, as in the United States) is a way of convincing financial markets and potential spenders that policy rates will remain very low for a very long time.
So Putin recently addressed the time-lag problem in a disarmingly simple way: in his state of the nation address in April, he demanded 8% growth this year, not the tepid 3-4% rate his government's ministers were
targeting.
The Federal Reserve is of a similar mind, not only maintaining rock-bottom short-term interest rates, but also embarking on an adventurous policy
targeting
long-term rates.
By contrast, I believe that the Fed has effectively abandoned inflation
targeting
and thereby “buried monetarism,” implying a welcome return to the Keynesian emphasis on minimizing unemployment, even if that means higher inflation.
Indeed, he has already pledged to impose tariffs on European cars – targeting, in particular, BMW and Mercedes – to help US car producers, even though this will also hurt American consumers.
Are developing countries really
targeting
this area in the next few years?
Policymakers have yet to develop an internationally recognized policy framework – with a corresponding set of indicators and measurable milestones – to guide countries
targeting
broad-based improvements in living standards, rather than simply continuing to use GDP growth as the bottom-line measure of national economic performance.
Reforms
targeting
labor policy, the investment climate, social insurance, competition, education, and infrastructure created a more inclusive and more sustainable growth model by spreading purchasing power, which supported aggregate demand and reduced vulnerability to investment-driven booms and busts.
Second, and similarly, China will try to shake up the DPP’s base by further
targeting
the commercial interests of Taiwanese farmers and fishermen in the south.
Moreover, after the financial crisis erupted, central banks were increasingly compelled to depart from inflation targeting, and to implement myriad unconventional monetary policies in order to ameliorate the consequences of the crash and facilitate economic recovery.
Critics identify this “crisis straitjacket syndrome” as the main problem with single-minded inflation
targeting.
New advances in engineering medicine may help in
targeting
drugs at specific cells, particularly cancer cells, which has been extremely difficult to do for several reasons.
Stealthy movement of bombs or materials amid the unrest would further complicate
targeting.
So,
targeting
quantitative objectives can be a useful innovation, but only as long as its purpose is to provide a new tool in managing certain aspects of the state’s performance.
For example, US allies in the region question whether and to what extent the ASB foresees active allied participation in the envisioned deep-strike missions
targeting
China’s surveillance systems and long-range missiles.
Despite the claims by both the Bush and Obama administrations that Russia and the US are no longer adversaries, it seems that the rapprochement has not translated into elimination of mutual nuclear
targeting.
The
targeting
of scientific journals and scientists for exposing charlatans was a leading factor in generating public support for reform of the UK’s libel law.
Over the last decade, Turkey has developed different types of relationships with the countries of the Middle East,
targeting
improved relations with both governments and the public.
The incoming European Commission must boldly stimulate economic growth and employment, so that southern European countries can reconcile their deficit- and debt-reduction goals with policies
targeting
growth.
The EU should, for example, allow R&D spending (and some spending on active labor-market policies
targeting
young people) to be left out of member states’ deficit accounting.
The Death of Inflation TargetingCAMBRIDGE – It is with regret that we announce the death of inflation
targeting.
Inflation
targeting
was born in New Zealand in March 1990.
One reason that IT gained such wide acceptance as the monetary-policy anchor of choice was the demise of its predecessor, exchange-rate targeting, in the currency crises of the 1990’s.
Inflation
targeting
was in the right place at the right time.
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