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1. 2 Bean (2003) argues that prior to IT adoption, monetary policy decisions were often taken in response to a crisis or else with half an eye on political considerations. After coming into office in 1997, the new Labour government announced that the Bank of England would have operational independence for the conduct of monetary policy.
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2. According to former Governor Brash, by 1988 the inflation rate was, for all intents and purposes, the nominal anchor. The question then arose about how to institutionalize this monetary policy regime to achieve credibility and earn gains from committing to it.
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3. Ball, L., and Sheridan, N. 2003. Does Inflation Targeting Matter? NBER Working Paper 9577.

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6. Box 1. Selected Country Summaries New Zealand: In the years leading up to New Zealands adoption of an inflation target in 1990, the country experienced almost a decade of double-digit inflation, low output growth, and monetary policy decisions heavily influenced by political considerations. This brought the government, the Treasury, and the Reserve Bank to consider a nominal anchor in the mid-1980s. At the time, a nominal anchor generally took the form of either a pegged exchange rate or money supply target. However, the problems other countries were experiencing with unstable money demand seemed to rule out money targeting, particularly since [these countriesj were engaging in a program of reform that included extensive financial ~ while pegging the exchange rate would have meant accepting whatever inflation rate was deemed appropriate by the central bank whose currency was targeted. Against this background, the idea of targeting inflation directly began to take hold.
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7. Brash, D. 1998. Inflation Targeting in New Zealand: Experience and Practice, Institute for International Economic Studies, Seminar Paper 641.

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10. Gürkaynak, R. S., Levin, A. T., and Swanson, E. T. 2006. Does Inflation Targeting Anchor Long-Run Inflation Expectations? Evidence from Long-Term Bond Yields in the U.S., U.K., and Sweden, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Working Paper Series 2006-09, March.

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17. The Reserve Bank Act of 1989 mandated price stability as the single goal for monetary policy, and a Policy Targets Agreement (PTA), signed by the Governor and the Minister of Finance on behalf of the elected government, set out specific targets by which monetary policy performance could be assessed. The Act granted the Reserve Bank operational independence to meet the target determined by the government (the Bank already had defacto independence). It stipulated that a new PTA was to be agreed upon by the Governor and the Minister of Finance each time a Governor was appointed or reappointed. The first PTA, signed in 1990, defined price stability to be between 0 1 Brash (1998) percent and 2 percent as measured by the CPI and aimed to be within that range by December 1992.
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18. Vega, M., and Winkelried, D. 2005. Inflation Targeting and Inflation Behavior: A Successful Story? International Journal of Central Banking, 1(3), 153-175.

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