These are very common words in the financial press since Central Banks gained independence. But what do they mean? A «Hawk» is a central banker who is a little more concerned with implementing monetary policy to fight inflation rather than to stimulate the economy. A «Hawk» has a bias towards higher rates whenever there are signs of overheating in the economy. A «Dove» believes in the stimulating properties of monetary policy and thinks that it is a relevant tool in keeping the economy growing. A
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Hawks and Doves
Escrito el 2 febrero 2007 por Juan Toro en Financial Markets
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