Inflation Targeting in Practice: A Survey
- Kameliia Petrova
Abstract
Since its first introduction in New Zealand in 1990, inflation targeting has been successfully adopted in several
industrialized countries-Canada, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Finland, Australia in the early 1990s; and Iceland
and Norway a decade later. More recently, several emerging market economies (Mexico, Israel, Chile, and Brazil
among them) have tried to move in the same direction. I have performed a cross-country comparison of the
application of inflation targeting framework. Reviewing case studies and empirical evidence from the past twenty years, I present and summarize the most recent results and practical issues experienced by the emerging market economies, as well as the necessary steps that should be considered to ensure a successful implementation.
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- DOI:10.5539/ijbm.v7n6p58
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