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Hybrid Inflation Targeting Regimes1. (2009). García, Carlos ; Garcia, Carlos ; Roger, Scott ; Restrepo, Jorge .
In: ILADES-Georgetown University Working Papers.
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  4. Performance of inflation targeting in retrospect. (2018). Yücel, Mustafa ; Yalcin, Yeliz ; Kose, Nezir ; Yucel, Eray .
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