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by tonfa
997 days ago
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> So the central bank interest rate isn't targeted to be 2%, but it will be somewhere close to it: too high, and they drive inflation well above 2% all on their own. Isn't it the reverse relationship? Increased rate decrease the velocity of money and decrease inflation? (At the risk of causing a recession) Central banks have been raising interests to fight inflation so far. |
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