Two complementary books by Ben Bernanke and Alan Blinder, both former U.S. Federal Reserve officials, outline the history of central banking and macroeconomic policy in the United States.

Monetary policy always affects us all, even if we don’t fully understand it. This is why it is important for Congress to reclaim its Constitutional monetary authority, setting the policy and ...

Accra, March 21, GNA – A new book, authored by Professor Joshua Abor and Professor Peter Quartey, is set to significantly enhance the understanding and implementation of monetary policies in ...

Treasury today trades with a yield of 3.80%, while the fed funds rate is still stuck at 4.375%, which suggests the Fed/FOMC is right about monetary policy’s impact.

In a conversation with the ‘Prince,’ Alan S. Blinder ’67, professor of economics and public affairs, addressed inflation, the connection between the federal reserve and the executive branch, and ...

King is to be commended for creating a work that not only distills inflation’s role in monetary policy but also raises important questions about future strategies for identifying and containing it.

Monetary policy, before and after crisis This book is ambitious. The author tries to bite more issues than he can chew. The chapters drawing on the author’s experience in the RBI and the ...

Still, Kapteyn said, the idea of tighter monetary policy cannot be dismissed entirely, especially after the Fed labeled post-pandemic inflation as "transitory." Attempting to look through the jolt of ...

‘21st Century Monetary Policy’ Review: Rosy Memories of the Fed Former Federal Reserve chairman Ben S. Bernanke looks back over the central bank’s worth with satisfaction.

The Trump administration isn’t exactly known for doing things by the book, but insulting the person they hope saves them from their own policies seems especially strange.

CFR’s Global Monetary Policy Tracker compiles data from 54 countries around the world to highlight significant global trends in monetary policy. Who is tightening policy? Who is loosening policy?