Ferguson on Rules and Flexible Monetary Policy

- Central Banking staff
- 19 Feb 2003

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SPEECH - In the speech 'Rules and Flexibility in Monetary Policy' Roger Ferguson of the Federal Reserve said over the past twenty-five years some important consensuses have been achieved on the best way to conduct monetary policy. Central banks have adopted price stability as a key long-term objective, and they have become more transparent and systematic in their operations.

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