Inflation Targeting is now being seen as a framework for implementing monetary policy and controlling inflation, stabilizing output and reducing inflation variability. Inflation targeting, a fourteen-year-old concept, has gained wide acceptance across the world. Given the present globalization era, there is a growing debate on the role of inflation targeting as a framework for implementing monetary policy. Read the country experiences of India, New Zealand, UK, Australia, Israel, Poland, Chile and the US.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Shilpa M. Rao
Shilpa M. Rao holds an MBA degree in finance from Osmania University, Hyderabad. Prior to joining the ICFAI she was with Irevna Solutions Pvt. Ltd., a UK-based business research firm, as a Research Analyst, where she was involved in web-based secondary research on different sectors, countries, and companies. She is currently working as a Research Associate at ICFAI Books, an affiliate of the ICFAI University. Her articles have appeared in Treasury Management magazine, published by ICFAI University Press. Her areas of interest include investment management, and economics. She has already edited a book on "Global Bond Markets - Trends and Issues".
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