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Credit cycles and central bank policy in Croatia : lessons from the 2000s

Dumičić, Mirna; Šošić, Vedran - In: Financial cycles and real economy : lessons for CESEE …, (pp. 96-113). 2014

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Determinants of the low SME loan approval rate in Croatie

Cziráky, Dario; Tišma, Sanja; Pisarovi`c, Anamarija - In: Small business economics : an entrepreneurship journal 25 (2005) 4, pp. 347-372

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Monetary policy in Croatia during two recessions

Vidaković, Neven - In: Macroeconomic responses to the COVID-19 pandemic : …, (pp. 187-208). 2021

The paper compares the monetary policy in Croatia during two crises: the great recession and the COVID pandemic. The … great recession was a global financial shock that strongly affected Croatia. During the great recession, the central bank … policies to strengthen the quality and inclusiveness of monetary policy in Croatia. …

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Firm heterogeneity and the transmission of central bank credit policy

Kuhmann, Konrad - 2023

I study the role of firm heterogeneity for the transmission of unconventional monetary policy in the form of "credit policy" à la Gertler and Karadi (2011). To this end, I lay out a Two-Agent New-Keynesian model with financially constrained and unconstrained firms and a financial intermediary...

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Croatian kuna: money, or just a currency? : evidence from the interbank market

Mance, Davor; Olgić Draženović, Bojana; Nikolaj, … - In: UTMS journal of economics / University of Tourism and … 10 (2019) 2, pp. 149-161

kuna. Thus, the Croatian kuna is only the domestic currency of Croatia, and the euro is its true money …

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Credit Subsidies

Correia, Isabel H. - 2016

In a model with costly financial intermediation and financial disturbances, credit subsidies are desirable, irrespective of how they are financed. They are especially useful when the zero lower bound constraint is reached. They are superior to other credit policies such as direct lending

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Unconventional Monetary Policy and Bank Lending Relationships

Cahn, Christophe - 2019

How do banks transmit long-term central bank liquidity injections to borrowers? We exploit unique variation in how the ECB's 2011-12 Long-Term Refinancing Operations (LTROs) affected lending to firms discontinuously across credit ratings (within banks) to make four contributions. (i) We show the...

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The Effectiveness of Credit Policy : Evidence from the Republic of Korea

Lee, Jihong - 2019

In response to the global financial crisis and subsequent Great Recession, central banks embarked on a variety of unconventional measures. Among others, credit policy has been widely employed in many advanced economies. However, credit policy is far less understood than unconventional monetary...

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Unconventional Monetary Policy and Bank Lending Relationships

Cahn, Christophe - 2020

We explore how banks transmit central bank liquidity injections using unique variation in the ECB's 2011-12 Very Long-Term Refinancing Operations (VLTROs) which affected lending to firms discontinuously across credit ratings (i.e., within banks). We show that banks transmit liquidity differently...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012854286

The Bernanke Fed and 'Credit Easing' Policies

Butos, William - 2015

In the aftermath of the financial crisis the Fed pursued a “near zero” overnight interest floor and initiatives to manipulate the size and composition of central bank assets. Bernanke referred to this policy as “credit easing.” I overview the succession of unconventional Fed measures...

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