The Short-run Policy Constraints of Long-run Expectations

Stefano Eusepi; Marc Giannoni; Bruce Preston

doi:10.1086/738335

August 25, 2025Journal of Political Economy

The Short-run Policy Constraints of Long-run Expectations

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Short-run policy constraints affect long-run economic expectations, influencing overall economic stability.
The analysis observes the interplay of short-run and long-run factors within economic policy frameworks.
Investigation employs a theoretical model to assess how immediate policies shape future economic expectations.
Findings highlight the need for careful design of policies to balance short-term actions with long-term economic goals.

Implication

Analysis reveals short-run policy constraints impact long-run expectations, suggesting significant economic implications.

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