A Critique of Monetary Policy
Theory and British Experience
Dow, J. C. R. Visiting Fellow, National Institute for Economic and Social Research; formerly Economics Director, Bank of England
Saville, I. D. Senior Investment Manager, Bank of England
Print publication date: 1990 (this edition)
Published to Oxford Scholarship Online: November 2003
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-19-828319-5







doi:10.1093/0198283199.003.0003

J. C. R. Dow
I. D. Saville
Abstract: A theoretical discussion on central-bank effects on interest rates forms the substance of this chapter. It focuses on the actions that effect interest rates in the short term. This is at odds with much of the theoretical literature on this subject that opts for a more long-term approach. It discusses equilibrium models of interest rates and presents two sections discussing both classical and multiplier adjustments, and the effects of long-term future expectations on rates in the short term.

Keywords: central bank, equilibrium theory, interest rate, multiplier adjustments,

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Part I The Behaviour of the Financial System
Part II Monetary Control and the Course of the Aggregates
Part III Conclusions