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FEB 10

IMF says more to Growth than Inflation Targeting

Even the IMF now think there is more to macro policy than inflation.  Worth a read.

I like the reference to Asian economies.

http://www.johnwalley.co.nz/files/IMF_rethinking Macro policy.pdf


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