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Central Bank News Link List - 16 May 2012
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Flexible Inflation Targeting Is Just Fine
The Atlanta Fed's David Altig is the latest central banker to defend flexible inflation targeting (FIT). He says it "feels about right to him." This follows the Bank of Canada's Mark Carney who claimed earlier this month that FIT "proved...
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Tuesday links: cobbled together strategies
Quote of the dayTyler Craig, “Keep in mind one cant simply cobble together two crappy strategies and expect magic to happen. If both strategies yield profits independently then the combination of the two has a much better chance of succeeding.”...
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