Transparency
Singapore MAS to brief on mon policy twice a year
The Monetary Authority of Singapore said on Feb 26, 2001 it will hold a media briefing twice a year on its monetary policy in an effort to raise transparency.
'Why adopt transparency? Publishing forecasts'-ECB
A new ECB working paper by Petra Geraats has been published called "Why adopt transparency? The publication of central bank forecasts". It provides an explanation for the puzzling fact why several central banks have recently abandoned the usual secrecy…
IMF publishes codes for transparency
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has established a section on its public website (http://www.imf.org/hrd/index.htm) dedicated to highlighting guidelines and issues related to staff ethics, financial disclosure and dispute resolution.
New research from CEPR
Summaries of new discussion papers from the Centre for Economic Policy Research can be obtained on the CEPR website at www.cepr.org
Optimal Degrees of Transparency in Mon Pol-Jensen
"Optimal Degrees of Transparency in Monetary Policymaking" is a new discussion paper by Henrik Jensen published by the Centre for Economic and Policy Research in London. He discusses the advantages and disadvantages of transparency. A good paper for all…
OECD calls for 'greater clarity' from BOJ
While the future looks more positive for Japan, significant reforms including greater transparency from the Bank of Japan still need to be made, the Organisation for Economic Development and Cooperation said Wednesday in its annual economic survey of…