Synonyms for lower bound
lower bound

Princeton's WordNet

1. lower boundnoun

   (mathematics) a number equal to or less than any other number in a given set

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1. Stanley Fischer:

   Whatever the cause, other things being equal, a lower level of the long-run equilibrium real rate suggests that the frequency and duration of future episodes in which monetary policy is constrained by the (zero lower bound) will be higher than in the past.

2. Adrian Raftery:

   This addresses a somewhat different question, namely how much warming should we expect if fossil fuel emissions were to suddenly cease, in contrast, our study tries to assess how much warming we should expect given realistic future trajectories of emissions. Thus the other study provides a lower bound on expected emissions and warming, and this is indeed lower than the likely range we find, as we would expect.

3. William Dudley:

   I believe that the risks of lifting the federal funds rate off of the zero lower bound a bit early are higher than the risks of lifting off a bit late, this argues for a more inertial approach to policy.

4. Andy Haldane:

   If global real interest rates are persistently lower, central banks may then need to think imaginatively about how to deal on a more durable basis with the technological constraint imposed by the zero lower bound on interest rates, that may require a rethink, a fairly fundamental one, of a number of current central bank practices.

5. Lael Brainard:

   The lessons from the crisis would argue for an approach that commits to maintain policy at the lower bound until full employment and target inflation are achieved, this forward guidance could be reinforced by interest rate caps on short-term Treasury securities over the same horizon.