Saturday, January 05, 2013

JW Mason comments on Quiggins's post:
 I suspect this is a major direction realistic policy-oriented macroeconomics is going to go in — that if you want central banks to be responsible for stabilization policy, it’s not enough for them to set the short-term risk-free rate, they need to also control interest rate spreads and the composition of lending, implying. a much more comprehensive set of controls on credit markets.

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