Previous forum events
Launched to years ago, the Monetary Policy Forum was set up to to enhance scrutiny of monetary policy decisions. As Britain slid deeper into recession, the very first Monetary Policy Forum called for the Bank of England to move towards creating money to buy assets as the most effective means of battling recession.
The forum has now been running for almost two years, and in that time it has been established as a 'must-attend event on the economic calendar'. A synopsis of each previous forum events is avaiable to members. To view, please navigate to the relevant sub-page of this section or click on one of the hyperlinks below:
| Date | Title | |
| 12. | Tuesday 8 November 2011 | Feeling repressed? |
| 11. | Tuesday 2 August 2011 | Austerity isn't so bad |
| 10. | Wesnesday 4 May 2011 | Rebalancing Britain |
| 9. | Tuesday 8 February 2011 | Don't make a rate mistake |
| 8. | Tuesday 2 November 2010 | TARP into the UK |
| 7. | Tuesday 3 August 2010 | Time for MPC to get off the fence |
| 6. | Tuesday 4 May 2010 | The growth-inflation trade off |
| 5. | Thursday 4 February 2010 | Fiscal first |
| 4. | Monday 2 November 2009 | Exit strategies |
| 3. | Wednesday 5 August 2009 | QE mission accomplished? |
| 2. | Tuesday 5 May 2009 | Warnings of unsustainable fiscal policy |
| 1. | Tuesday 10 February 2009 | Ex-members of MPC urge |
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