Conducting monetary policy with the smallest freely floating currency in the world

NOTE: This article is from 20. May 2008 and is therefore more than 5 years old.

T. Tjörvi Olafsson, economist, the Central Bank of Iceland Economics Department, gave a presentation at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York about the topic: The Icelandic Saga: Conducting monetary policy with the smallest freely floating currency in the world through periods of ample global liquidity and credit crisis.

See text and figures in a PowerPoint-file that was used with the presentation:

Ólafsson's presentation May 16 2008