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An Australian brain bank and the future of alcohol and major neuropsychiatric disorders research. [PDF]

open access: yesFront Neurol
Stevens J   +6 more
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Central banks on the move

Journal of European Public Policy, 2005
More than 90 per cent of all independent states have established a central bank in some form or other. During the 1990s, a vast majority of all central banks underwent structural reforms, thus achieving a larger measure of legal independence. The article illustrates that the central bank case is particularly interesting since it demonstrates that ...
exaly   +2 more sources

Trust in Central Banks

Journal of Economic Surveys
ABSTRACT Trust in the central bank is an essential ingredient for a successful conduct of monetary policy. However, for many central banks trust has recently declined, for instance in the wake of the post‐pandemic inflation surge, due to large errors in central banks’ inflation forecasts, or given problems when exiting from forward ...
Michael Ehrmann
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A Limited Central Bank [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2019
The President of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank from 2006–2015 discusses the Fed's essential role as preserver of the currency's purchasing power and how the institution might be improved to better fulfill that role. To that end, the author proposes the imposition of four limits on the central bank that, by restricting its discretion, can be ...
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Central Bank independence [PDF]

open access: possible, 2022
No abstract is available.
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Adaptation and Central Banking

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
What or who governs central bank decisions? Most considerations focus on motivations. Instead, we consider the extent to which specific behaviors have adaptive value in the context of central banking. From that perspective, poor decisions are not the product of poor motivations. They are, instead, a product of the poor institutions within which central
Alexander W. Salter, William J. Luther
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Conservative central banks: how conservative should a central bank be?

Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 2017
AbstractUsing Rogoff's, 1985 model, we determine how inflation averse a central banker should be, given the level of volatility and projected output gap in the economy. We confirm a strong degree of conservatism, almost twice what society would have chosen.
Hallett, Andrew Hughes   +1 more
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Central banking of hybridomas

In Vitro, 1981
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases is developing, with the American Type Culture Collection, a central facility for the acquisition, maintenance, and distribution of hybridoma cell lines. This effort finds its principal justification in the great activity in this field and in the large variety of hybridoma lines that are produced
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Which bank is the “central” bank?

Journal of Monetary Economics, 2010
Abstract Liquidity flows through a financial network cannot be accurately described using external processing constraints alone. Behavioral aspects of participants also matter. A method similar to Google's PageRank procedure is used to produce a ranking of participants in the Canadian Large Value Transfer System in terms of their daily liquidity ...
Morten L. Bech   +2 more
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