Credible commitments and monetary policy after the crisis : a speech at the Swiss National Bank Monetary Policy Conference, Zurich Switzerland, September 24, 2010
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- Ireland, Peter N., 2014.
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Financial crises; Monetary policy - United States;Statistics
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