Monetary Policy Exit -- Vox Views with Alan Blinder

Former Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Blinder, talks about where monetary policy should exit to once it withdraws from the current unorthodox policies. Skip through his answers by following the links below. Professor Blinder was talking at the 15th Geneva Conference on the World Economy, jointly organised by CEPR and the International Center for Monetary and Banking Studies in May 2013. Q1: Is inflation targeting still the best policy? http://youtu.be/13yE7DG9SIs#t=0m17s Q2: Should central bank credit allocation remain neutral? http://youtu.be/13yE7DG9SIs#t=1m29s Q3: What new tools are available to central banks? http://youtu.be/13yE7DG9SIs#t=2m21s Q4: Should central banks use these tools? http://youtu.be/13yE7DG9SIs#t=3m37s Q5: Should central banks return to normal times? http://youtu.be/13yE7DG9SIs#t=4m20s Q6: Do central banks need to change how they communicate? http://youtu.be/13yE7DG9SIs#t=5m06s Q7: Should there be more co-ordination and co-operation among central banks? http://youtu.be/13yE7DG9SIs#t=5m35s Conclusion: http://youtu.be/13yE7DG9SIs#t=6m48s