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Central bank bashing: The case of the European Central Bank [PDF]

, 2002
Central banks do not operate in a vacuum. In this paper we analyse the factors leading to external pressure or public support for European monetary policy. Moreover, based upon the findings for the Deutsche Bundesbank, some additional lessons are drawn for the ECB.
Philipp Maier, Saskia Bezoen
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