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The Economist

Bernanke’s verdict on the Bank of England is withering

Bernanke’s verdict on the Bank of England is withering

We should all have a vested interest in how successful the Bank of England is in carrying out its objectives. Sadly, the Bank’s track record in recent years has left much to be desired, both in its ability to meet those objectives and its inability to communicate the thinking behind its decisions....

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