What would more flexible inflation-targeting achieve?

Mark Carney suggested last Thursday that, rather than changing the monetary framework altogether, introducing more flexibility into the existing inflation-targeting regime is his preferred option. The MPC is already taking a pretty flexible approach to its target, but this could now be made more explicit.

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