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The art of monetary policymaking

Whether an explicit broadening of the BoC's mandate is needed is far from clear, but current circumstances support the need for flexibility in monetary policy frameworks.

Opinion
BY CHARLES ST-ARNAUD
May 1, 2024

Opinion | BY CHARLES ST-ARNAUD | May 1, 2024

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The art of monetary policymaking

Whether an explicit broadening of the BoC's mandate is needed is far from clear, but current circumstances support the need for flexibility in monetary policy frameworks.

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