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    <abstract>&lt;p&gt;﻿Since at least the early 1990s, income and wealth inequality has been rising in many economies. The interaction between monetary policy and inequality&#13;
is not clear, and there's not been a lot of research conducted on this topic. But it's clearly of interest to the Federal Reserve (see, for example, here). The&#13;
Council on Economic Policies (CEP) and Atlanta Fed organized a small workshop on Monetary Policy and Inequality on April 3–4. The workshop was not&#13;
intended to reach specific policy relevant conclusions; instead, the primary goal was to help foster more research on the subject by bringing together a&#13;
group of researchers, most of whom have only recently started working on the topic. As a result, the specific focus and methods used in the papers,&#13;
many of which are still quite preliminary, varied widely. Of the 11 papers, some looked at inequality from the perspective of the distribution of wealth,&#13;
some in terms of the distribution of income. Some papers focused on the empirical connection between inequality and inflation, while others looked more&#13;
specifically at models of monetary policy when there are heterogeneous consumers.&#13;
The workshop generated vigorous debate about the approaches and techniques presented, and the authors received feedback on their research from&#13;
participants and discussants. An interesting presentation by Ariel Shwadyder, one of the authors of the McKinsey Global Institute 2013 report QE and&#13;
Ultra-Low Rates: Distributional Effects and Risks, generated lively discussion. The workshop results will be reflected in the preparations for a one-week&#13;
conference on Monetary Policy and Sustainability, which CEP is organizing at the Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center in June 2014.﻿&lt;/p&gt;</abstract>
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