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Theories of rules and discretion have become a corner stone in the formulation of macroeconomic policy. They suggest … that monetary policy rules are first best in terms of social welfare. However, if commitment is not feasible, delegating … one hundred years provides an excellent case to assess the empirical evidence on the use of rules and central bank …
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Theories of rules and discretion have become a corner stone in the formulation of macroeconomic policy. They suggest … that monetary policy rules are first best in terms of social welfare. However, if commitment is not feasible, delegating … one hundred years provides an excellent case to assess the empirical evidence on the use of rules and central bank …
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are the approach to the rules in macroeconomic policy, fiscal consolidation, and interpretation of current account surplus …
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approach to the rules in macroeconomic policy, fiscal consolidation, and interpretation of current account surplus. Given the …
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Theories of rules and discretion have become a corner stone in the formulation of macroeconomic policy. They suggest … that monetary policy rules are first best in terms of social welfare. However, if commitment is not feasible, delegating … one hundred years provides an excellent case to assess the empirical evidence on the use of rules and central bank …
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discusses whether changes in regulation, administration, and liability standards have improved the effectiveness and the …
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This chapter analyzes the role of financial accounting in the German financial system. It starts from the common perception that German accounting is rather uninformative. This characterization is appropriate from the perspective of an arms length or outside investor and when confined to the...
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This chapter analyzes the role of financial accounting in the German financial system. It starts from the common perception that German accounting is rather 'uninformative'. This characterization is appropriate from the perspective of an arm's length or outside investor and when confined to the...
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