Abstract
An unanticipated and almost wholly unexpected coincidence of economic events occurred in Britain in July 2002. Taken together, these raise serious questions about the stated rationale that has guided the conduct of British macroeconomic policy for at least a generation. Yet they remained entirely unremarked upon in the financial and broadsheet press.
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