Tuesday, 8 January 2013

On the transient necessity of central bank independence | FT Alphaville

Nowadays, the idea of not having an independent central bank is seen as being a bit backward. One could even say that central bank independence is widely accepted as the optimum set-up for any country’s monetary system, a reflection of its developmental status.

“Independent central bank? Check.”

“This country must be civilised. ”

Yet, can we really be so absolute about the matter?
On the transient necessity of central bank independence | FT Alphaville

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