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Public Service That Makes a Difference® Should the Fed Regularly Evaluate its Monetary Policy Framework? By Jeffrey C. Fuhrer, Giovanni P. Olivei, Eric S. Rosengren, and Geoffrey M.B. Tootell September 14, 2018 Figures and Comments (pdf) These comments were delivered September 14, 2018 at the Brookings Institution’s Fall 2018 Brookings Papers on Economic Activity conference in Washington D.C. Note: These slides represent the combined perspectives of President Rosengren and his co-authors. collapse all About the Authors expand all Our latest information on COVID-19 Jeffrey C. Fuhrer Jeff Fuhrer is an executive vice president and senior policy advisor at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. His email is Jeffrey-Fuhrer@hks.harvard.edu. Giovanni P. Olivei Giovanni Olivei is a vice president and economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Email: Giovanni.Olivei@bos.frb.org Eric S. Rosengren Eric S. Rosengren is President & Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Geoffrey M.B. Tootell Email: Geoff.Tootell@bos.frb.org Resources Keywords monetary policy , financial stability , Recession , Policy frameworks Related Content Boston Fed economists suggest a new model for periodically evaluating monetary policy Should the Fed Regularly Evaluate Its Monetary Policy Framework? Considering Alternative Monetary Policy Frameworks: an Inflation Range With an Adjustable Inflation Target Perspectives on Monetary Policy and Market Volatility Boston Fed president says economy doing well, sees challenges for monetary policy in the event of a downturn The #FedNow Service, the #FederalReserve’s new interbank real-time payment service, is searching for an industry readiness product manager responsible for supporting the end-to-end product management life cycle. Apply today: https://bit.ly/2BAoaOx About Us Reserve Bank Services Leadership & Organization Cash Services Doing Business With Us Wholesale Payments Contact Us Careers Visitor Information & Directions 600 Atlantic Avenue Boston, MA 02210-2204 map (617) 973-3000 Get email updates from the BostonFed Terms of Use & Privacy Data Privacy Site Accessibility Feedback © Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
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