Research on inflation targetting

In this theoretical paper Felipe F. Schwartzman of Princeton University looks at how inflation-targetting central banks using target bands, as opposed to point targets, can go about addressing both inflation and stability biases.

Schwartzman starts by observing that "the use of inflation target bands is fairly common among inflation targeting countries". He then proceeds to suggest that "not only their location, but also their width varies from country to country and the latter is often regarded

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