Monetary Policy In Good Times And Bad Times

Sometime I wonder for a common man what is the importance of global central bankers targeting a 2% inflation rate and the broader importance of their interest rate decisions beyond controlling money supply. Over my 14 years of work experience with good times and bad times Ive witnessed countless debates in financial markets about how central banks monetary policy choices impact the real economy and the markets.Finding a comprehensive source on the backstage of monetary policy decisions in Good Times and Bad Times including processes models and think-tank opinions has proven challenging. However this book addresses that gap and encourages readers to connect the dots between monetary policy processes and financial market reactions.Finally in this book readers may able to think beyond financial markets creating opportunities that extend to other aspects of society. It is undoubtedly a must-read for financial markets participants and observers seeking insights into the financial markets.