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Inflation Regimes and Inflation Expectations [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 1997 There has been much talk in the popular press about the difficulty of attaining credibility in the bond markets for the low-inflation policies that have been adopted by a number of central banks in recent years. This credibility problem is particularly severe for those countries that have a history of high inflation.
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Physics Letters B, 2008 12 pages, 3 figures. References added.
Antusch, S. +4 more
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KDI Journal of Economic Policy, 2021 This paper estimates the expectation-augmented Phillips curve, which explains inflation dynamics, in Korea. The phenomenon of low inflation in Korea has been going on for quite some time, in particular since 2012.
KYU-CHUL JUNG
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Inflation targets and inflation targeting [PDF]
The North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 2001 Abstract This paper examines the Federal Reserve System’s dual policy mandate pertaining to the promotion of price stability and high employment. It reviews the relative merits of single and dual mandates and assesses the viability of explicit inflation targets.
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Physical Review D, 2002 We propose a model for cosmic inflation which is based on an effective description of strongly interacting, nonsupersymmetric matter within the framework of dynamical Abelian projection and centerization. The underlying gauge symmetry is assumed to be $SU(N+1)$ with $N \gg 1$.
Ralf Hofmann, Mathias Th. Keil
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Inflation Indicators and Inflation Policy [PDF]
NBER Macroeconomics Annual, 1995 In recent years, policymakers throughout the world have advocated that monetary policy shift toward inflation targeting. Recent actions in the United States serve to highlight the desire of the Federal Reserve to keep inflation both low and stable, while downplaying the likely output and employment consequences.
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Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics, 2011 Galileon inflation is a radiatively stable higher derivative model of inflation. The model is determined by a finite number of relevant operators which are protected by a covariant generalization of the Galileon shift symmetry. We show that the nongaussianity of the primordial density perturbation generated during an epoch of Galileon inflation is a ...
Burrage Clare +3 more
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Inflation with Covid Consumption Baskets
Social Science Research Network, 2020 The Covid-19 Pandemic led to changes in expenditure patterns that introduced significant bias in the measurement of Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation.
A. Cavallo
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Physics Letters B, 2015 We propose a novel scenario of primordial inflation in which the inflaton goes through a spiral motion starting from around the top of a symmetry breaking potential. We show that, even though inflation takes place for a field value much smaller than Planck scale, it is possible to obtain relatively large tensor to scalar ratio ($r \sim 0.1$) without ...
Barenboim, Gabriela, Park, Wan-Il
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International Journal of Modern Physics A, 2012 One of the major pillars of modern cosmology theory is a period of accelerating expansion in the early universe. This accelerating expansion, or inflation, must be sustained for at least 30 e-foldings. One mechanism used to drive the acceleration is the addition of a new energy field, called the inflaton; often this is a scalar field.
Easson, D.A. +2 more
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