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The financial instability – Monetary policy nexus: Evidence from the FOMC minutes Dimitrios Kanelis, Lars H. Kranzmann, Pierre L. Siklos
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Inflation Expectations and Recovery from the Depression in 1933: Evidence from the Narrative Record Andrew Jalil, Gisela Rua
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Fundamental issues of stabilising the financial system
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Professor Hermann Remsperger, Member of the Executive Board of the Deutsche Bundesbank in Frankfurt, Keynote speech at the conference on "Determinants and implications of the financial crisis" of the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management Bankakademie
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Rethinking Money Theory in Light of Fragile States: What Changing Patterns of Cash Use infer for a Globalizing World Antonia C Settle (University of Sydney, Australia)
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Introductory comments at the press conference to present the annual accounts
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The Impact of Retail Payment Innovations on Cash Usage: Evidence from Survey Data Ben S. C. Fung, Kim P. Huynh, Leonard Sabetti
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Managing macroprudential and monetary policy – a challenge for central banks
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Dr Jens Weidmann, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank
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More or less aggressive? Robust monetary policy in a New Keynesian model with financial distress Discussion paper 23/2009: Rafael Gerke, Felix Hammermann, Vivien Lewis
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Monetary Regime Choice in Singapore: Would a Taylor Rule Outperform Exchange-Rate Management?
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Of credit and capital - what is needed for an efficient and resilient financial system? IIF Europe Summit
Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann has criticised the continued provision of emergency liquidity assistance to Greek banks, which, he remarked, plainly raised serious monetary financing concerns. Respecting the euro area's core principles was indispensable for its success, however.