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Monetary misperceptions in a New Keynesian model

Central Banking | 24 Feb 2010 |secure

Centre for Economic Policy Research paper finds that the difference between primary and revised monetary figures captures misperceptions, which are key

Topics: inflation, GDP, CEPR

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Fed could have done more: CEPR paper

Central Banking | 29 Jan 2010 |secure

Topics: Federal Reserve, interest rates, quantitative easing, CEPR

No consensus on quantitative easing

Central Banking | 14 Jan 2010 |secure

Topics: Bank of England, Bank of Japan, Sentance, quantitative easing, CEPR

Asset fire sales spread shock to emerging markets

Central Banking | 11 Jan 2010 |secure

Topics: crisis, emerging markets, CEPR

Leverage and productivity in emerging European economies

Central Banking | 08 Jan 2010 |secure

Topics: growth, Europe, emerging markets, CEPR

Benefits and limitations of transparency

Central Banking | 04 Jan 2010 |secure

Topics: transparency, CEPR

Fed does not respond to oil price shocks: CEPR paper

Central Banking | 14 Dec 2009 |secure

Topics: crisis, Federal Reserve, interest rates, monetary policy, Bernanke, CEPR

Central banks should have control over credit

Central Banking | 11 Dec 2009 |secure

Topics: monetary policy, CEPR

‘Nothing to fear but FEER itself’: CEPR paper

Central Banking | 09 Dec 2009 |secure

Topics: CEPR

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