There are problems with outsourcing your monetary policy. The euro zone is the most obvious case in point. But emerging markets economies’ difficulties are surprisingly similar. Whereas euro-zone member states have handed their monetary levers to the European Central Bank, emerging market economies have handed a substantial degree of their domestic policy to the Federal Reserve. And that’s going to be a worry for them over the coming months as Fed tapertalk resurfaces.
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