Monetary Policy and The Medium-Run Natural Rate
The natural rate of interest is an elusive concept in theory and practice.
However, it is essential for central banks’ calibration of the policy rate.
Source: Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
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Author summary: Central banks use natural rate for policy calibration.
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