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Friday, 2 December 2011

Talk by Thomas Laubach on inflation expectations, inflation targeting, monetary policy

Posted on 09:22 by Unknown


Thomas Laubach will do a talk
titled Inflation:
Expectations, Targets and the Institutional Framework for Monetary
Policy at the NIPFP auditorium at 3:30 PM on December 9
(Friday). He is Professor at Goethe University in Germany. All are
welcome.




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