"Krugman on the Liquidity Trap: Why Inflation Won't Bring Recovery In Japan," Jerome Levy Economics Institute, Working Paper No. 298, March 2000 Jan. A. Kregel Abstract Paul Krugman has argued that Japan is in a liquidity trap and that it can recover only if the central bank there follows a policy of "credible inflation." This paper argues that Krugman's proposal, which is similar to what Fisher proposed during the depression, is based on a different interpretation of the liquidity trap from that proposed by Keynes and as a result his policy recommendations can result in neither the elimination of the trap nor in Japan's economic recovery.
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