The alternative policy that the “liquidationist view” seems to suggest is that we should ignore the recessionary forces that are driving down inflation and allow for more recession, destruction of capital and higher unemployment. Naturally, what ultimately matters in determining the need to maintain policy accommodation is our price stability objective.
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