Monetary policy in the intangible economy - speech by Jonathan Haskel

Given at a lecture at the University of Nottingham
Published on 11 February 2020

Companies are increasingly investing in things like software, data and research instead of machinery and equipment. Jonathan Haskel looks at what this trend means for monetary policy and interest rates.

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Jonathan Haskel

External member of the Monetary Policy Committee from 2018 to 2024

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