In the 1970s, monetary targeting was adopted by several countries
most notably,
Germany, Switzerland, Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, and the United States.
Monetary targeting as practised during this decade was quite different from Milton
Friedman s suggestion that the chosen monetary aggregate be targeted to grow at
a constant rate. Indeed, in all of these countries, the central banks never adhered
to strict, ironclad rules for monetary growth. In some of these countries, monetary
targeting was not pursued very seriously.
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