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Despite much discussion about a “new normal” for advanced economies’ central banks, less attention has been paid to how the 2008 crisis affected emerging markets’ central banks. Engaging with this question, the paper investigates the central banks in Brazil, Mexico and India. The three case studies reveal distinct institutional arrangements, moneta...
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