Taylor rule

reduced form approximation of the responsiveness of the nominal interest rate, as set by the central bank, to changes in inflation, output, or other economic conditions

Commentary Economics Regulatory Policy
Nov 20 2019
Powell’s Testimony Challenges Both the Fed and Congress
By Peter Ireland Read time 6 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
Aug 07 2019
Curing the Fed’s Rate Cut Confusion
By Peter Ireland Read time 5 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
Jun 24 2019
A Rule That Makes Sense of the Fed
By Peter Ireland Read time 6 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
Jul 22 2018
Fed Forecasts Favor Rules Over Discretion
By Michael T. Belongia, Peter Ireland Read time 4 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
Nov 05 2017
Fed’s New Chair Needs a Policy Rule
By Peter Ireland Read time 4 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
Aug 30 2017
Fed Forecasts Justify Current Continued Policy Tightening
By Michael T. Belongia, Peter Ireland Read time 4 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
Jul 14 2017
Rethinking “Gradual”: Why the Fed Should Accelerate Its Return to Normal Policy
By Diana Furchtgott-Roth Read time 4 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
Jul 13 2017
Chair Yellen Should See Advantages in Monetary Policy Rules
By Peter Ireland, Michael T. Belongia Read time 5 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
Jun 15 2017
The Fed Needs Only One Rule
By Peter Ireland, Michael T. Belongia Read time 5 mins Read More
Commentary Economics Finance
May 25 2017
What We Can Learn from the FOMC’s Debate
By Peter Ireland Read time 5 mins Read More