RBA ‘full employment’ goal is not soft on inflation
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s proposed new dual mandate to give “equal consideration” to full employment and price stability is not intended to elevate protecting jobs at the cost of high inflation, according to one of the economists who conducted a review of the central bank.
Renée Fry-McKibbin said the refined twin mandate would force the RBA to communicate its interest rate decisions more transparently by explaining the trade-offs between inflation and employment.
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