Comment on ‘Market discipline and monetary policy’ by Carl Walsh: a reply

In their interesting paper, Fabia de Carvalho and Maurcio Bugarin alter the informational assumptions the author employed in Walsh (2000) and discuss how this change affects the results reported in his paper. This serves a useful purpose in highlighting the distinct role of information rather than c...

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Published in:Oxford economic papers 2005-10, Vol.57 (4), p.740-741
Main Author: Walsh, Carl E.
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