Titlebook: Canadian Policy Debates and Case Studies in Honour of David Laidler; Robert Leeson (Adjunct Professor of Economics) Book 2010 Palgrave Mac

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The Canadian Monetary Order: Past, Present, and Prospects,Laidler in which he drew on the exposition of Brunner (1984) to stress the need for considering the broader environment — the rules about the rules — in looking for alternatives when a given operational rule for monetary policy failed.

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Inflation Targeting in Canada: Optimal Policy or Just Being There?,unt, measure of value and standard of deferred payment because it is convenient to use, conventional and easily understood, even if this seems to introduce biases and inefficiencies into their decision making and even if economists can think of better measures and standards..

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The Political Economy of Inflation Targets: New Zealand and the UK,y reforms have often been tested on leading thinkers internationally before implementation. (For instance, aspects of the reforms contained in the 1989 Reserve Bank Act were run past each of Charles Goodhart, David Laidler and Alan [.] Meltzer)’.

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