The topic for this panel is the link between developments in prod- uct markets and monetary policy. It is a great one. A lot of attention has been paid by central bankers over recent years to the relation- ship between labor markets and monetary policy (for example, Yel- len 2014 and Constâncio 2017). And rightly so. The relationship between monetary policy and product markets has, by comparison, been the road less traveled.
Aquilante, T., Chowla, S., Dacic, N., Haldane, A., Masolo, R. M., Schneider, P., Seneca, M., Srdan Tatomir, A., Market Power and Monetary Policy, Relazione, in Proceedings - Economic Policy Symposium - Jackson Hole, (Jackson Hole, Wyoming, 2018-08-23), Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Jackson Hole, Wyoming 2018: 183-230 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/318136]
Market Power and Monetary Policy
Masolo, Riccardo MariaWriting – Original Draft Preparation
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2018
Abstract
The topic for this panel is the link between developments in prod- uct markets and monetary policy. It is a great one. A lot of attention has been paid by central bankers over recent years to the relation- ship between labor markets and monetary policy (for example, Yel- len 2014 and Constâncio 2017). And rightly so. The relationship between monetary policy and product markets has, by comparison, been the road less traveled.
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