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Central banks: Climate governors of last resort?
Environment and Planning A, 2020 The global and regional leadership of central banks in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has heightened public and political debates over their role in the governance of an arguably more fundamental planetary crisis: the climate crisis.
P. Langley, John H. Morris
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Blockchain Application for Central Banks: A Systematic Mapping Study
IEEE Access, 2020 Blockchain is a novel technology capturing the attention of Central Banks and a technology with significant disruptive potential. However, a gap in research effort between practitioners and academics seems to have emerged.
N. Dashkevich +2 more
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Engaging Central Banks in Climate Change? The Mix of Monetary and Climate Policy
Energy Economics, 2021 Chuanqi Chen +3 more
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Is Bank Supervision Central to Central Banking? [PDF]
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1999 Whether central banks should play an active role in bank supervision and regulation is being debated both in the United States and abroad. While the Bank of England has recently been stripped of its supervisory responsibilities and several proposals in the United States have advocated removing bank supervision from the Federal Reserve System, other ...
Joe Peek +2 more
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Investigating the Effect of Banks' Speculative Behavior on the Stock Price Index during the Period (1392-1398) [PDF]
جستارهای اقتصادی, 2021 The stock price index is the overall result of capital market activity in the real sector of the economy; but its sharp decrease or increase, unrelated to production, is due to speculative performance.
Zohreh Heydari, Parviz Davoodi
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Optimal central bank transparency [PDF]
Journal of International Money and Finance, 2008 Should central banks increase their degree of transparency any further? We show that there is likely to be an optimal intermediate degree of central bank transparency. Up to this optimum more transparency is desirable: it improves the quality of private sector inflation forecasts. But beyond the optimum people might: (1) start to attach too much weight
van der Cruijsen, C.A.B. +2 more
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Central bank independence and inflation performance: panacea or placebo?
PSL Quarterly Review, 2013 A great deal of recent attention has been devoted towards the relationship between central bank independence and economic performance. The degree of central bank independence is said to determine cross-country inflation differences.
M.A. JENKINS
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Private shareholding: An analysis of an eclectic group of central banks
South African Journal of Economic and Management Sciences, 2016 Although the title seems to be a contradictio in terminis, this paper identifies a small, eclectic number of central banks with private shareholders about which little has been published. It is shown that only the central banks of Belgium, Greece, Italy,
Jannie Rossouw
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, 2020 During the past decades, central banks acquired considerable independence from democratic institutions under the Central Bank Independence (CBI) template. Yet, the changing role of central banks since the 2007–2008 crisis has led to a (re)politicization of central banking and has weakened the scientific and political consensus on the CBI model. In turn,
Fontan, Clément, Larue, Louis
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Central Banking without Central Bank Money
IMF Working Papers, 1999 Given the rapidly declining demand for central bank reserves and their gradual replacement in wholesale payments by alternative forms of money—clearinghouse moneyand treasury money—this paper discusses whether the complete extinction of base money could undermine monetary control.
Alain Ize, Arto Kovanen, Timo Henckel
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