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The welfare state was created after 1950 with counterproductive mechanisms and this caused high inflation and high …
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As well as a consideration of the role contributed by national supervisors in the successful implementation and enforcement of standards, recommendations and regulations, the significance of clear and unambiguous mandates in enhancing communication between micro prudential supervisors (usually...
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opinions that the inflation target chosen at 2% by ECB for the Eurozone is too low, thereby making the whole MPS excessively … restrictive. I conclude observing that the “core” inflation-target of 2% is in fact at the very basis of the ECB non …, since the inflation target wasn’t in any jeopardy, the European Central Bank didn’t do anything. Maintaining the goal of …
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employs bivariate cointegration methodology to examine the long-term relationship between inflation index and the different …
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Any discussion on improving the existing arrangements for assessing and managing financial risks and in particular supervising the relevant institutions will also need to address the question on which institution should be responsible for which task and for which sector of the financial system,...
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investment areas under foreign law (think of Magna Graecia). (2) EUR 400 billion can be injected in eurozone equity (and not … eurozone bonds) in banks to allow the increase from the 8% to the 10.5% target. This equity can be managed by newly created … independent ERC Investment Banks (ERBs), where the shares are allocated to eurozone member states in proportion to their GDP. This …
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Basel III classifies government debt as risk free while actual interest rates in the European Union (EU) show large differences not only because of liquidity but mainly because of the risk of default, as also reflected in credit default swaps. Curiously such debt defaults may not happen so that...
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macroeconomy, since it affects the expected inflation and future output path. …
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The nature of the relationship between asset price movements and monetary policy is a currently hotly debated topic in macroeconomics. This paper examines empirically if monetary policy in the euro-area, since 1987, has been influenced by high valuations of the equity and housing markets. A...
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analysis: it seems that these central banks do not observe the inflation course before deciding about the variation of the … of the inflation gap as regressor; secondly, a really forward looking central bank focuses on other macroeconomic leading … indicators instead of examining the realized or expected inflation gap. …
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