Output gap: We have discussed at length the most appropriate measure of the Japanese output gap (for policymaking purposes) and posit that this measure is likely the most appropriate to consider as
a monetary policy input.
Not exact matches
Nanette Abuhoff Jacobson, Managing Director and Multi-Asset Strategist at Wellington Management LLP and Global Investment Strategist for Hartford Funds, has three
inputs to her process: economic fundamentals, fiscal /
monetary policy, and valuations.
This involves an analysis of the overall market — including
monetary policy, interest rates, commodity and
input prices, and other economic factors.