The Dove is an economic policy advisor who advocates for monetary policies that usually involve low-interest rates. Doves tend to support low-interest rates and an expansionary monetary policy because they value indicators like low unemployment over keeping inflation low.Doves typically favor a more expansive fiscal policy and are often associated with the Keynesian school of economics. Their belief is that by stimulating demand, economies will grow faster, unemployment will fall, and prices will rise moderately.Doves tend to support low-interest rates and an expansionary monetary policy because they value indicators like low unemployment over keeping inflation low. Doves are well known for advocating for policies that aim to keep inflation low, usually at or below a 2% annual rate.
