What does FTPL stand for?

Fiscal Theory of the Price Level (monetary policy)

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

There is ongoing debate about whether faster inflation would occur because the Federal Reserve would eventually be forced to support the government's future debt-financed expenditures through monetary accommodation or whether a sudden realignment of prices could occur even without an independent or fiscally induced monetary expansion--following the predictions of the so-called fiscal theory of the price level (FTPL).

Is the fed facilitating an unpleasant fiscal arithmetic?

In the model, tax non-neutralities arise solely through the mechanism articulated by the fiscal theory of the price level.

Davig and Leeper estimate regime-switching rules for monetary and tax ...

Cochrane's main theoretical objection to this fiscal theory of the price level is that it mistreats the government's intertemporal budget constraint.

Economic fluctuations and growth. (Bureau News)