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How European is the European Central Bank's Monetary Policy?

Petrova, Teodora D. - 2010

through inflation targeting. The ECB aims at a target inflation rate below but close to 2%. However, the diversity among the … each individual member state. Some Eurozone member states experience generally higher levels of inflation and higher … unemployment. On the other side are countries like Germany which are more concerned with maintaining low inflation only. Many …

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Immediate Disclosure or Secrecy? The Release of Information in Experimental Asset Markets

Ackert, Lucy; Church, Bryan K.; Gillette, Ann B. - 2004

This paper reports the results of experimental asset markets designed to investigate how the public disclosure of uncertain information affects market and individual outcomes. In some markets, no information is released as trading starts, and in others, an imperfect pre-announcement is...

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Essays in Open Economy Macroeconomics

Gonzalez Hernandez, Ramon Antonio - 2008

Research macroeconomists have witnessed remarkable methodological developments in mathematical, statistical, and computational tools during the last two decades. The three essays in this dissertation took advantage of these advances to analyze important macroeconomic issues.The first essay, “...

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Monetary policy in less developed economies: a cross-country analysis

Buteau, Ludmilla - 2011

economic growth, inflation and also the channel through which the outcome is more significant. The results show that in all of …

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Monetary Policy Options and the Economic Outlook

Jordan, Jerry L.

There are no good monetary policy options. Since policymakers must choose between alternative policies with undesirable consequences, there is no reason to assume that a single option will be selected and adhered to. Rather, policies will continue to alternate between "spurts" of monetary growth...

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Recent Behavior of the M1- Adjusted Monetary Base Multiplier and Forecasts for the Remainder of 1984

Rasche, Robert H.

At the last meeting of this committee, we presented forecasts for the M 1 - Adjusted Monetary Base Multiplier in seasonally adjusted form for the first time. The seasonal adjustment was accomplished by utilizing the published seasonal factors for various components of the monety stock as...

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Economic Conditions

Levy, Mickey D.

, and I forecast the cyclical slump to continue at least through mid-year 1996. Inflation has begun to recede, a trend that … will continue into 1997. This environment of modest economic growth and declining inflation will remain favorable for …

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Policy Statement

Shadow Open Market Committee,

stimulate now and prevent inflation later. Efforts to get Germany, Japan and others to replace stable, noninflationary policies …

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Policy Coordination and the Dollar

Brunner, Karl

The reflexes of politicians to problems, in particular those created by their past policies, are well conditioned. This pattern holds in particular for international financial problems. Major swings in the dollar in foreign exchange markets seem reliably associated with rising demands for...

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Federal Reserve Independence and Accountability

Hoskins, Lee

Once again, the Federal Reserve is under attack from lawmakers who propose measures designed to increase the accountability of monetary policymakers while preserving the independence of the institution. Legislation that is currently the subject of debate on Capitol Hill would either remove the...

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