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    Ágazatok klímakockázata by Dóra Cserényi, Karolina Czakó, Zsófia Reizinger, Ákos Veisz

    Published 2022-12-01
    “…The study presents the results of the European Central Bank’s 2022 climate risk stress test, followed by an analysis of the effects of domestic sectors based on greenhouse gas emissions. …”
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    Analysis the effects of monetary policy in Iran's economy with the existence of shadow banking, using dynamic stochastic general equilibrium method by ashkan makipour, Ahmad Salahmanesh, Ebrahim Anvari, Ebrahim Bahraminia

    Published 2023-07-01
    “…DSGE models, such as the European Central Bank’s Smets-Wouters framework, perform time-based macroeconomic general equilibrium analysis of interactions between economic variables. …”
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    Evaluating macroeconomic shocks on banking stability with A Factor-Augmented Vector Autoregressive (FAVAR) Approach (case study: Iran's economy) by Aso Eesmailpour, Jafar Hagheghat, Zahra Karimi Takanlou

    Published 2023-07-01
    “…Therefore, the stability of the banking system is one of the factors affecting the GDP and economic growth of the country in the long term. The European Central Bank considers financial instability to be a situation where the existing financial system in a country, including financial intermediaries, markets and financial infrastructure, cannot withstand incoming economic shocks and cause disturbances in the functioning and functions of the financial system. . …”
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    Autonomy in Decline? A Commentary on Rimšēvičs and ECB v Latvia by Jürgen Bast

    “…<p>In the world of European central banking, the corruption case against Ilmars Rimšēvičs, Governor of the Central Bank of Latvia, is a major issue. …”
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    Problems Regarding The Possible Withdrawal Of Some Member States From The Euro Zone by Silviu Marius ȘEITAN

    Published 2012-09-01
    “…The main risks associated of such scenario, even if such process will be an administrated one, are the following ones: - the depreciation of the Euro as a result of the economic instability perception at the Euro Zone level; - the reducing of the European Budget incomes; - the reducing of the European Central banks working founds; - a very important risk which also have the character of political risk and which have an important position being a source of complex and difficult European macroeconomic problems, could be the precedent thus created towards other member states possible process of avoiding the member state position.…”
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    Monetary policy measures and strategies in the context of the adoption of the euro currency by Ioana Manuela Mîndrican

    Published 2023-05-01
    “…The present analysis has brought to the fore the monetary policy measures and strategies used mainly by Central and Eastern European central banks.…”
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    The Politics of Delegation in European Banking Union: Building the ECB Supervisory Oversight Capacity by Jakub Gren

    Published 2017-05-01
    “…The nature and scope of the European Central Banks’s (‘ECB’) oversight mandate over the supervision of smaller and medium-sized banks by national supervisors has been one of the most debated aspects of the newly created European Banking Union. …”
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    Central bank swaps then and now: swaps and dollar liquidity in the 1960s by Catherine Schenk, McCauley, RN

    Published 2020
    “…In particular, we spotlight how in the 1960s the Federal Reserve, working in conjunction with the BIS and European central banks, repeatedly used swaps to manage eurodollar funding liquidity and Libor yields. …”
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    A reappraisal of the Friedman-Kaldor debate in the light of the great recession by Alexandre Reichart

    Published 2022-12-01
    “…Investigation of the topic in the paper is carried out in the following logical sequence: an analysis of the Friedman-Kaldor debate of 1969-1970; a demonstration of Friedman’s metaphor of the helicopter money was strong after this debate; a demonstration that Friedman’s metaphor was linked to fiscal policy rather than to monetary policy and is therefore a weak metaphor; a demonstration that Kaldor’s endogenous money supply theory gained ground within the main European central banks from the 1940s: in French, English and German monetary authorities. …”
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