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	Inflation measures for monetary policy : measuring underlying inflation trend and its implication for monetary policy implementation Shigenori Shiratsuka. -- Bank of Japan. Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies, 1997. -- (IMES discussion paper series ; 97-E-7). <BB00796592> Functions: Select Export Destination Please select the export destination. Close this window Details URL:

Inflation measures for monetary policy : measuring underlying inflation trend and its implication for monetary policy implementation Shigenori Shiratsuka. -- Bank of Japan. Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies, 1997. -- (IMES discussion paper series ; 97-E-7). <BB00796592> Functions: Select Export Destination Please select the export destination. Close this window Details URL:

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title and statement of responsibility area	Inflation measures for monetary policy : measuring underlying inflation trend and its implication for monetary policy implementation / Shigenori Shiratsuka
publication,distribution,etc.,area	Tokyo : Bank of Japan. Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies , 1997
physical description area	34 p. : ill. ; 30 cm
parent bibliography link	IMES discussion paper series <BB01377548> 97-E-7//a
note	Includes bibliographical references (p. 32-34)
NCID	BA33168937
text language code	English
author link	*白塚, 重典, 1965-\|\|シラツカ, シゲノリ <AU00297389>
author link	日本銀行金融研究所\|\|ニホンギンコウキンユウケンキュウジョ <AU00606104>
classification	Money, Credit and Banking DC15:332

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