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Monetary policy rules: an imperfect anchoring of inflation expectations
[Règles monétaires : un ancrage imparfait des anticipations d’inflation]

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  • Jean Barthélemy
  • Eric Mengus

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The anchoring of inflation expectations results from an equilibrium between the private sector’s expectations of future central bank actions and the latter's actual actions. This equilibrium is often reduced to the question of a monetary policy rule. While the adoption of a rule helps in the formation of inflation expectations, it is not sufficient to anchor them permanently. L’ancrage des anticipations d’inflation résulte d’un équilibre entre les anticipations du secteur privé sur les actions futures de la banque centrale et les actions de cette dernière. Cet équilibre est souvent réduit à un problème de règle de politique monétaire. Si l’adoption d’une règle aide à la formation des anticipations d’inflation, elle n’est cependant pas suffisante à leur ancrage définitif.

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  • Jean Barthélemy & Eric Mengus, 2019. "Monetary policy rules: an imperfect anchoring of inflation expectations [Règles monétaires : un ancrage imparfait des anticipations d’inflation]," Eco Notepad (in progress) 144, Banque de France.
  • Handle: RePEc:bfr:econot:144
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