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1. Central Banks

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   Inflation Targeting and Credibility
   Modern central banking often employs an explicit inflation target, typically ranging between $2\%$ and $3\%$ annual growth in a chosen price index. The success of inflation targeting relies heavily on the central bank's perceived credibility. If markets believe the central bank is fully committed to achieving its target, inflationary expectations become "anchored."
   The relationship between…

2. Fiat Regime

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   Inflation and Cognitive Dissonance
   A defining challenge of prolonged fiat operation is managing inflationary expectations. When inflation ($\pi$) consistently outpaces nominal interest rates ($r{\text{nominal}}$), the resulting negative real interest rate$(r_{\text{real}} < 0)$ forces savers to perpetually devalue their holdings to maintain consumption power.
   In highly stressed fiat regimes, the Fisher equation ($r_{\tex…