What would unconventional policy look like?

We don’t currently believe that the RBA or RBNZ will have to resort to unconventional monetary policy to boost inflation, but one lesson of the past decade is that we should be prepared for the unexpected. In this Economics Weekly we consider what would force the RBA and RBNZ to turn to unconventional policy, what policies would they use and what results could they expect.

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