Price Measurement for Monetary policy

This is unlikely to be of much interest generally - it's a set of papers I want to have in the archives:

Conference on Price Measurement for Monetary Policy, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, May 24–25, 2007: In recent years, central banks have paid greater attention to the measurement issues associated with the attainment of price stability. Two measurement issues in particular stand out: disentangling transitory movements in inflation due to oil prices and other shocks that are largely beyond the control of central banks from persistent changes in inflation that are determined by monetary policy; and measuring the inflation expectations of households, firms and financial market participants. ...

• Measuring Inflation Pressure and Monetary Policy response: A General Approach Applied to U.S. Data 1966–2001 Diana Weymark* and Mototsugau Shintani, Vanderbilt University
  Discussant: François Velde, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Discussion
  
• Better Measures of Core Inflation Julie K. Smith, Lafayette College
  Discussant: Sharon Kozicki, Bank of Canada Discussion
  
• Policy-Sensible Benchmark Core-Inflation Measures for the Euro Area and the U.S. Stefano Siviero* and Giovanni Veronese, Banca d’Itali
  Discussant: John Williams, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Discussion
  
• Core Inflation as Idiosyncratic Persistence: A Wavelet Approach to Measuring Core Inflation Richard Anderson,* Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; Fredrik Andersson, Lund University; Jane Binner, Aston University; Thomas Elger, Lund University
  Discussant: Todd Clark, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Discussion
  
• A Review of Core Inflation and an Evaluation of Its Measures Robert Rich* and Charles Steindel, Federal Reserve Bank of New York
  
• The Performance of Trimmed Mean Measures of Underlying Inflation Andrea Brischetto and Anthony Richards,* Reserve Bank of Australia
  
• Monitoring Inflation in a Low Inflation Environment Michael F. Bryan, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
  
• Commentary: Stephen Cecchetti, Brandeis University Commentary
  
• Tips from TIPS: The Informational Content of Treasury Inflation Protected Security Prices Stefania D’Amico,* Don H. Kim and Min Wei, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
  Discussant: George Pennacchi, University of Illinois Discussion
  
• Inflation Risk Premia in the Term Structure of
  Interest Rates Peter Hördahl, Bank for International Settlements, and Oreste Tristani,* European Central Bank
  Discussant: Mikhail Chernov, London Business School Discussion
  
• What Can Four Decades of Probabilistic Inflation Forecasts Tell Us About Inflation Risks? Juan Angel García* and Andrés Manzanares, European Central Bank
  Discussant: Alina Carare, International Monetary Fund Discussion
  
• Inflation Expectations and Uncertainty: An Analysis Based on the ECB’s Survey of Professional Forecasters Carlos Bowles, Roberta Friz, Veronique Genre, Geoff Kenny, Bettina Landau, Aidan Meyler* and Tuomas Rautanen, European Central Bank
  Discussant: Carlos Capistrán, Banco de México Discussion
• Consumer Inflation Expectations: Usefulness of Survey-Based Measures—A Cross-Country Study Ryszard Kokoszczynski*, Tomasz Lyziak and Ewa Stanislawska, Narodowy Bank Polski
  Discussant: Stefan Palmqvist, Sveriges Riksbank Discussion
  
• Assessing the Gap Between Observed and Perceived Inflation in the Euro Area: Is the Credibility of the HICP at Stake?
  Luc Aucremanne, Marianne Collin* and Thomas Stragier, Nationale Bank van België
  Discussant: Benoît Mojon, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Discussion