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Specific Support, Diffuse Trust: Central Banks and the Mass Politics of Unconventional Monetary Policy
Central banks relied for a decade on unconventional monetary policies (negative interest rates, large-scale asset purchases, and forward guidance) that carry significant distributive consequences and became intensely politicized. Yet little is known about the mass politics of central banking, or whe
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