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THE ASSET PRICE CHANNEL AND ITS ROLE IN MONETARY POLICY TRANSMISSION

THE ASSET PRICE CHANNEL AND ITS ROLE IN MONETARY POLICY TRANSMISSION

... addresses the subject of the monetary policy transmission mechanism by focusing on the asset price channel, which is the monetary ... See full document

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Unconventional Monetary Policy in the Euro Zone

Unconventional Monetary Policy in the Euro Zone

... a policy of quantitative easing early in 2015, long after the US and UK, and after implementing a succession of measures to increase liquidity in the Euro zone financial ... See full document

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The Credit Channel Transmission of Monetary Policy in the European Union

The Credit Channel Transmission of Monetary Policy in the European Union

... tested the importance of the bank lending channel for the transmission of monetary ...only the universe of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) ... See full document

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Essays on the credit channel of monetary policy: a case study for Brazil

Essays on the credit channel of monetary policy: a case study for Brazil

... as the strong capital inflows added to inflationary pressures that were already creeping up due to the fast cyclical ...recovery. In particular, those flows exacerbated the pro-cyclicality of ... See full document

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Consumer credit analysis: a VAR/VECM methodology

Consumer credit analysis: a VAR/VECM methodology

... lending channel suggests that banks play a special role in the transmission of monetary policy, this works by affecting banks’ assets (loans) and banks’ liabilities ... See full document

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THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF CENTRAL BANK TRANSPARENCY IN ASSESSING THE MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE MECHANISM

THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF CENTRAL BANK TRANSPARENCY IN ASSESSING THE MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE MECHANISM

... In the past, central banks used to be very reserved regarding their activities, strategies and monetary policy decisions and ...more and more independent, transparency ... See full document

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Estud. Econ.  vol.38 número1

Estud. Econ. vol.38 número1

... of the information set used led to the implication that a tightening in the monetary policy results in a initial rise in domestic ...of the monetary ... See full document

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Essays in applied econometrics and monetary policy

Essays in applied econometrics and monetary policy

... Given the consensus around Blinder’s definition of credibility, it is economically sensible to equate people’s beliefs to what central banks say they ...Gaglianone and Issler’s methodology, it is ... See full document

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Policy uncertainty and informational monopolies: the case of monetary policy

Policy uncertainty and informational monopolies: the case of monetary policy

... We study the other altematives and show that when both parties share the same information structure the probability of trade is one; while when buyers are uninformed and sellers are in[r] ... See full document

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CHEAP MONEY POLICY AND ITS ROLE IN TRIGGERING FINANCIAL CRISES

CHEAP MONEY POLICY AND ITS ROLE IN TRIGGERING FINANCIAL CRISES

... beyond the crisis, goes beyond himself, without being ...is the required process of structural readjustment of productive activities to the real configuration of market data, for example, to ... See full document

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Monetary policy and country risk

Monetary policy and country risk

... that the effects of monetary policy on country risk are not constant in time, since they crucially depend on agents’ perception re- garding the probability of debt ...default. In ... See full document

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Taylor rule in Brazil

Taylor rule in Brazil

... Brazil, the biggest country in Latin America, experienced a long time with a high inflation level and succesfully implemented a heterodox plan to control ...economic policy as a ...theories ... See full document

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How to manage a sustainable and stable competitive real exchange rate

How to manage a sustainable and stable competitive real exchange rate

... shows its best virtues when the central bank holds a sizeable amount of international ...reserves. The availability of significant amounts of foreign reserves, under any exchange rate regime, reduces ... See full document

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Crossing boundaries: an assessment to the influence of post-Keynesianism on developmental macroeconomics

Crossing boundaries: an assessment to the influence of post-Keynesianism on developmental macroeconomics

... is in developing countries a tendency towards the cyclical and chronic over appreciation of the exchange rate (Bresser-Pereira, ...central role in the ...appreciation: ... See full document

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Bernanke_Constrained_Discretion_2003.pdf

Bernanke_Constrained_Discretion_2003.pdf

... affect the measure of inflation that I have been using here--the change in the core PCE deflator, which excludes energy ...effects, in which increased fuel prices push up wages ... See full document

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MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF MONETARY POLICY IN THE EUROZONE

MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF MONETARY POLICY IN THE EUROZONE

... Regarding the period before the recent financial crisis, Bondt (2002) presented evidence to- wards a faster transmission of market interest rates to bank retail rates following the creation of ... See full document

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Heterogeneous expectations, optimal monetary policy and the merit of policy inertia

Heterogeneous expectations, optimal monetary policy and the merit of policy inertia

... with the design and imple- mentation of optimal monetary policy within the New Keynesian (NK) frame- ...are the analyses of Clarida, Gal´ı, and Gertler (1999), Woodford ... See full document

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Threshold effects in monetary policy: evidence for the EMU

Threshold effects in monetary policy: evidence for the EMU

... shown in which circumstances cooperation appears from a heuristic process and how equilibrium endogenously emerges from the decentralized interactions of adaptive and autonomous ...avoid ... See full document

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Monetary policy strategy before and after the crisis

Monetary policy strategy before and after the crisis

... noted. In essence, it is necessary to bear in mind that during a self-reinforcing cycle of optimism and credit expansion a large number of market participants expect to obtain quite high rates of ... See full document

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Barrier option pricing via heston model

Barrier option pricing via heston model

... …nd the valuation for- mula for up-and-out calls under the [Heston, ...conditioning the options pay-o¤ on variance paths and calculating the resulting joint distribution of ... See full document

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