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the central bank is passed on to the financial sector. The other important difference refers to the typical relationship … sector. In Germany, the central bank has a stronger influence on the financial sector than in England, while, for systemic …
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This paper examines monetary policy in a currency union whose member countries exhibitheterogeneous rates of limited asset markets participation (LAMP). As a result risksharing among member countries is imperfect and the monetary transmission mechanismcan dier across countries. In the limit the...
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, to the Bretton Woods system later and the euro zone within the European Monetary Union today. A quick search in Econ …
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The mid-1980s began a period that might, in retrospect, be seen as the golden age of monetary policy. Worldwide inflation rates, which had come down from the high levels reached in the 1970s, were at the lowest level seen in a long time. In the real economy, low and stable inflation went along...
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are clearly present and explain around 24% of inflation differentials vis-à-vis the euro area (about 1.2 percentage points …
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We use a two-country model with a central bank maximizing union-wide welfareand two fiscal authorities minimizing …
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