How the Taylor rule changed central banking for good

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The Taylor rule revolutionised central banking because it clearly expressed the view that monetary policy should be considered a "systematic response to incoming information" on economic conditions, according to research published in January by the Kansas Federal Reserve.

The paper studies the evolution of John Taylor's rule, which states that the short-term interest rate should be set at one and half times the rate of inflation, plus half the output gap, plus one. The rule made policymakers

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