Abstract
The paper develops a theory about the relation between monetary uncertainty and government incentives to implement reforms to reduce structural distortions in labor markets. We show that uncertainty about the central bank's behavior leads to more reforms. Empirical tests employing recently developed measures of central bank transparency around the world support our main propositions.
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