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Should We Trust an Independent Central Bank? Surprising Findings Revealed!

Oxford Review of Economic Policy
DO WE REALLY WANT AN INDEPENDENT CENTRAL BANK?
Chris Doyle, Martin Weale

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The article questions the need for an independent central bank. The authors discuss the pros and cons of central bank independence. They analyze whether it leads to better economic outcomes. The findings suggest that an independent central bank can help control inflation effectively.