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Central Banks and Climate Change
Social Science Research Network, 2020Central banks are increasingly called upon to address climate change. Proposals for central bank action on climate change range from programs of “green” quantitative easing, to increases in risk-based capital requirements to deter banks from lending to ...
Christina Parajon Skinner
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The potential contribution of central banks to green finance
Vierteljahrshefte zur Wirtschaftsforschung, 2019Summary: Central banks and financial supervisors approach ‘green finance’ mostly to preserve macroeconomic and financial stability according to their mandates.
Andreas Breitenfellner +2 more
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Political Pressure on Central Banks
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 2018I construct a quarterly dataset on political pressure faced by 118 central banks from 2010 to 2018 using country-level reports. I code whether each central bank is reportedly succumbing to pressure, resisting pressure, or not facing pressure.
C. Binder
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Conservative central banks: how conservative should a central bank be?
Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 2017AbstractUsing 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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2008
Central bank independence refers to the freedom of monetary policymakers from direct political or governmental influence in the conduct of policy.
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Central bank independence refers to the freedom of monetary policymakers from direct political or governmental influence in the conduct of policy.
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International Journal of Social Science, Innovation and Educational Technologies
2. The ECB’s competence to deliver an opinion is based on the first indent of Article 105(4), of the Treaty establishing the European Community (hereinafter referred to as the Treaty), since the proposed Directive constitutes an instrument essential to
Canan Gürbüz
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2. The ECB’s competence to deliver an opinion is based on the first indent of Article 105(4), of the Treaty establishing the European Community (hereinafter referred to as the Treaty), since the proposed Directive constitutes an instrument essential to
Canan Gürbüz
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Climate change challenges for central banks and financial regulators
Nature Climate Change, 2018Emanuele Campiglio +5 more
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Disrupting Central Banking or Shadow Central Banking
Abstract Private entities have recently attempted to invade the realm of central banking. This chapter identifies such activity as ‘shadow central banking’, and draws analogies to the previous emergence of ‘shadow banking’ more generally.openaire +1 more source
2016
Central banks date from the late nineteenth century but the great majority from the twentieth century. They are institutions whose principal purpose is to provide stable monetary and financial conditions, though their functions have varied over time. Claims made for the banks’ powers have often been greater than was merited.
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Central banks date from the late nineteenth century but the great majority from the twentieth century. They are institutions whose principal purpose is to provide stable monetary and financial conditions, though their functions have varied over time. Claims made for the banks’ powers have often been greater than was merited.
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