Accordingly, policy should be set with a view to modestly raise target inflation, perhaps to 2.3 or even 2.5 percent inflation, during a boom with the expectation that inflation will
decline during the next recession.
Not exact matches
In fact, New York and the rest of the Northeast were hit particularly hard by that
recession — and New York went from positive (but weakening) employment growth in 1989 to employment
declines during each of the
next three years.