New York, New York

• February 20, 2002

  Bank of Canada Governor reviews Canada's experience with inflation targets and a flexible exchange rate

  Media Relations New York, New York

  In a speech to the Canadian Society of New York, Bank of Canada Governor David Dodge said today that Canada's monetary policy framework, based on an explicit inflation-control target and a flexible exchange rate, "has contributed importantly to putting the Canadian economy back on the right path to longer-term prosperity."

  Content Type(s): Press, Press releases
• February 20, 2002

  Canada's Experience with Inflation Targets and a Flexible Exchange Rate: Lessons Learned

  Remarks David Dodge Canadian Society of New York New York, New York

  The Canadian economy has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past decade. And it has emerged as a low-inflation economy, with declining levels of public and foreign debt and a private sector that is more cost-conscious, productive, and efficient, thanks to restructuring and investments in new technology.

  Content Type(s): Press, Speeches and appearances, Remarks
• March 9, 2000

  The Conduct of Monetary Policy When You Live Next Door to a Large Neighbour

  Remarks Gordon Thiessen Canadian Society of New York New York, New York

  Both in Canada and elsewhere, much ink has been spilled over the past year on the pros and cons of different exchange rate regimes and the implications for monetary policy.

  Content Type(s): Press, Speeches and appearances, Remarks
• March 9, 2000

  Bank of Canada Governor speaks to the Canadian Society of New York

  Media Relations New York, New York

  In a speech today to the Canadian Society of New York, Bank of Canada Governor Gordon Thiessen talked about Canada’s experience with a floating exchange rate and an independent monetary policy, despite close integration with the much larger U.S. economy.

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