Abstract
Central banks throughout the world have adopted inflation targeting as their main policy goal in the last several decades, drastically altering monetary policy—a pillar of economic management. the complex interplay between monetary policy, central bank interventions and measures for controlling inflation, and the success or failure of inflation targeting as a whole. This research aims to shed light on the extent to which central bank operations impact inflation results and the larger economic environment by conducting a thorough review of empirical evidence, case studies, and theoretical frameworks.
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