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Berlin and the Bundesbank in spat over IMF
Central Banking Journal |
16 May 2012
The Deutsche Bundesbank has played a pivotal role in building Germany’s reputation as the defender of monetary discipline at the IMF. But Berlin’s efforts to secure loans to bail out Greece have damaged this reputation and created a ‘schism’ within the country. Klaus Engelen reports
Inflation targeting: a child of our time?
Central Banking Journal |
21 Feb 2012
Inflation targeting, Financial crisis, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Consumer price index (CPI)
Balance sheet lessons from the Bank of Japan
Central Banking Journal |
21 Feb 2012
Bank of Japan, Japan, Balance sheet, collateral, quantitative easing, Inflation, Banknotes rule
The gathering storm
Central Banking Journal |
11 Nov 2011
The case for a real SDR currency board
Central Banking Journal |
11 Nov 2011
Towards a global monetary policy
Central Banking Journal | 22 Aug 2011
Conflicts of interest in central banking
Central Banking Journal | 22 Aug 2011
A two-pillar strategy for macroprudential policy
Central Banking Journal | 22 Aug 2011
Central banking in an era of QE
Central Banking Journal | 22 Aug 2011
More data, not theory
Central Banking Journal | 22 Aug 2011
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