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Adam Posen on Inflation Expectations
In the forthcoming issue of
International Finance, edited by CFR's Benn Steil, Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Adam Posen argues that central banks must be careful not to set monetary policy on the basis of unwarranted fears of rising inflation expectations.
