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Not necessarily. With these things there is usually a big belief aggregation going on (some central bankers think this, some that), and we end up with a silly c
by pas 7y ago
Not necessarily. With these things there is usually a big belief aggregation going on (some central bankers think this, some that), and we end up with a silly compromise. See Japan, see all the idiotic austerity programs.
So it is very possible that the central bank is not doing enough.