Talk:Monetary policy

Research notes and checks (24 October 2026)

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• The opening definition is a plain summary, not from the notes.
• The European Central Bank is a current institution, named because the book's examples are about it (as with the BBC ruling). Please confirm this is acceptable.
• Dullien note 13 refers to the 1990s.
• Dullien et al. is cited as Routledge 2018, ISBN 9781138185180 (paperback, from the copyright page). Perlego lists it as 2017 with ISBN 9781317289654; check the print copy.
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• The category Category:Economy has not been checked against the live wiki, nor have the See also links.
• All notes cited are marked 'Not checked' against the printed book.

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