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This special issue of the Singapore Economic Review on Monetary Policy issues covers an eclectic range of sub-themes within the monetary policy macroeconomics subjects. There are a total of 15 papers. A snapshot of what these papers do and find is highlighted via this editorial. The concluding remarks contain agendas for future research.
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