Is there a New Consensus in Macroeconomics?

This book aims to address the emergence of a 'new consensus in macroeconomics' (NCM), following the end of the 'old consensus' and the 'golden age' period of the late 1960s and early 1970s, and the spur of the 'schools of thought' controversies thereafter.

Autorentext
ANDREW ROSS UK Government Economic Service, UK SIMON WREN-LEWIS University of Exeter, UK CHARLES GOODHART London School of Economics, UK MALCOLM SAWYER University of Leeds, UK MIKE WICKENS University of York, UK PETER SMITH University of York, UK GEORGIOS CHORTAREAS University of Essex, UK ANDREW GURNEY HM Treasury, UK CHARLES BEAN Bank of England, UK WILLIAM POOLE Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, USA MIKE ARTIS University of Manchester, UK

Inhalt
Introduction; P.Arestis & A.Ross What is the New Consensus in Macroeconomics? P.Arestis Are there Dangers in the Microfoundations Consensus?; S.Wren-Lewis The Future of Central Banking; C.Goodhart The Foundations of Monetary Policy in the New Consensus Framework: A Partial Critique; M.Sawyer The New Consensus in Monetary Policy: Is the NKM Fit for the Purpose of Inflation Targeting?; M.Wickens & P.Smith New Consensus and Monetary Policy Delegation; G.Chortareas The New Consensus and the UK Macroeconomic Policy Framework; A.Gurney Is there a New Consensus in Monetary Policy?; C.Bean On Two Aspects of the Fed's Monetary Policy; W.Poole The Performance of the ECB; M.Artis