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Journal of Economics and Business, 1998
Abstract A measure of disintermediation, accounting for partial deposit deregulation in the late 1970s, outperforms a conventional Reg Q variable in reduced-form GDP models. This improved Reg Q measure eliminates omitted variable bias that gives the impression that monetary policy was not enhanced by flexible exchange rates.
John V Duca
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Deposit market deregulation, implicit deposit rates, and monetary policy

Atlantic Economic Journal, 1988
Previous analyses of the economic effects of deposit market deregulation generally have treated the gradual elimination of deposit rate ceilings and the effective removal of barriers to bank competition for deposits as separate issues. The key implication of the analysis utilized in this paper is that there are important interactions between these two ...
Vanhoose David D
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Deposit insurance and effectiveness of monetary policy

Applied Economics Letters, 2015
This article discusses the impact of deposit insurance on the effectiveness of monetary policy. We apply the technique suggested by Zeileis et al. (2010) and use the data of Taiwan to investigate whether there are structural changes in the effectiveness of monetary policy.
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Deposit Ceilings and Monetary Policy

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1973
SINCE 1966, the Federal Reserve Board has experimented with the use of Regulation Q, the regulation which specifies the maximum interest rates banks are permitted to pay on time and savings deposits, as an active tool of monetary policy. Since September 1966, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board has been empowered to impose ceilings, on savings and loan ...
Benavie, Arthur, Poindexter, J Carl, Jr
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