I'd like to begin by thanking you for your comments. I appreciate them and it's very good of you.
The short answer is yes, very much so. Inflation appears to be remote from the current problems people are facing, such as losing their jobs and uncertainty. At the same time, a low and stable inflation rate is very important for business and personal planning.
Our methods for stabilizing inflation also include stabilizing the economy and placing it on a strong foundation. This makes it possible for jobs to come back, for the economy to recover and for businesses to become more profitable. Even though our target is inflation, some of the factors we take into account, like production capacity and employment, affect people directly.
There are of course other ways of handling monetary policy. I suggest that you go to our website and consult all of our communications pertaining to possible frameworks for monetary policy other than those we are discussing at the moment.