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The right goal for central banks in advanced economies such as the US might be 3% a year
The macroeconomist argues that the current situation is a bump but that we will return to very low real interest rates and the same problems we had before
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Proponents of wealth taxes and the Green New Deal are relying on conflicting theories
Olivier Blanchard urges Tokyo to scrap consumption tax in favour of fiscal stimulus
Experts debate problems for central banks in era of ultra-low interest rates
Despite the populist backlash, economic recovery is at its strongest since the crisis
Bank official argues 2% target not suitable
It is time to step out of the gloom, say Blanchard and Posen
Letter adds to pressure on Cameron ahead of anti-corruption summit
Monetary policy can limit the drop but not eliminate it, writes Olivier Blanchard
The US is recovering, China is not collapsing and low oil prices are good for growth, report says
Reports show wage growth, improved business optimism and increased consumer spending
Obstfeld must work to make his research matter in the field
Maurice Obstfeld has spent last year advising President Barack Obama
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