Elusive inflation and the Great Recession

Ricardo Reis, David Miles interviewed by , 01 November 2017

David Miles and Ricardo Reis discuss the 19th Geneva Report on the World Economy, which asks why inflation has remained in such a narrow range over the last decade. 

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Topics:  Macroeconomic policy Monetary policy

Download the 19th Geneva Report on the World Economy, And Yet It Moves: Inflation and the Great Recession, here.

And don't miss the authors' VoxeU colum introducing the report here.

Ricardo Reis

A.W. Phillips Professor of Economics, LSE and CEPR Research Fellow

David Miles

Professor of Financial Economics, Imperial College Business School

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