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Gaps in the South African Inflation Targeting Debate
This paper presents a primer on assessing South Africa’s optimal inflation target and the implications of the economy’s structural characteristics for the conduct of monetary policy. The paper assesses what would need to be done to lower the inflation target without imposing a disproportionate cost
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