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[...]This paper looks for evidence of both types of crediteffects—those that are endogenous to the monetarymechanism and those that are exogenous—using informationon banks’ commercial credit standards as a proxy for bankcredit availability. We compare results from an...
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[...]This paper investigates whether the cyclical effects ofmonetary policy have been influenced by the secular growth insecuritization in recent decades. In particular, when the centralbank makes a specific monetary policy move—such asincreasing the overnight interbank rate by 50 basis...
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Traditional monetary theory has largely ignored the role ofbank equity. Bank-centered accounts of how monetarypolicy … deposits and, in the case of the bank lendingchannel, bank loans. As Friedman (1991) observed,“Traditionally, most economists … Research on this andother episodes has found that low bank capital is associatedwith sluggish lending. …
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The 1990s were characterized by substantial financial sectorconsolidation across a large number of industrializedcountries...
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, centralbanks have made extensive use of both new and existing toolsfor supplying central bank money to financial institutions …
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),1 which leads to “fire-sale”–related pecuniaryexternalities; and bank interconnectedness (Allen and Gale2000; Kahn and Santos …
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[...]This article demonstrates that the Bank Holiday that beganon March 6, 1933, marked the end of an old regime, and … significant 15.34 percent onMarch 15, 1933 (taking into account the two-week trading haltduring the Bank Holiday), and by the end …
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the actions of the central bank and the real economy.That is, the monetary transmission mechanism of thecountries in the … euro area will change, making the job ofthe new European Central Bank even more difficult thanit is already. But how …
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[...]This article explores the inflation puzzle andinvestigates whether compensation has acted as either atemporary restraint on inflation or as the underlying sourceof a new inflation regime.2 After reviewing the recent behavior of inflation, we specify and estimate a traditionalprice-inflation...
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Canada is jointly determined and announcedby both the government and the central bank.[...] …
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