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Inflation targeting has been used as a monetary policy tool by central banks since the late 1980s, but recent events have raised the question as to whether the sacrosanct 2% target should be raised. What would be the implications of setting a higher target, and would it help solve an inflation crisis such as that currently being experienced?
Inflation targeting has been used as a monetary policy tool by central banks since the late 1980s, but recent events have raised the question as to whether the sacrosanct 2% target should be raised. What would be the implications of setting a higher target, and would it help solve an inflation crisis such as that currently being experienced?