Changing the total allowable catch (TAC) decision-making framework: A central bank of fishes? by Astorkiza Kepa, del Valle Ikerne

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Banking Sectors in the new European Union Member States by Marek Stefański

“…The main goal of his article is to analyze the economic position and financial strength of banking sectors in the new European Union member states (EU-12). …”
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Introduction to “Out of the Shadows, Into the Limelight: Parliaments and Politicisation” by Christine Neuhold, Guri Rosén

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Unione Monetaria Europea: una guida vetero-keynesiana ai problemi by T.I. PALLEY

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Hidden Blemish in European Law: Judgements on Unconventional Monetary Programmes by Bodo Herzog

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The End of the Eurocrats’ Dream in Endless Europe by Jiří Přibáň

Subjects: “…Constitutionalism, ECB, euro crisis, eurocrats, European Central Bank, eurozone…”
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The (Ever) Incomplete Story of Economic and Monetary Union by Michele Chang

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A Matter of Principle by Thu Nguyen

Subjects: “…European Central Bank, German Federal Constitutional Court, PSPP, Vertragsverletzungsverfahren…”
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The (Ever) Incomplete Story of Economic and Monetary Union by Michele Chang

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Proportionality in the PSPP Saga: Why Constitutional Pluralism Is Here to Stay and Why the Federal Constitutional Court Did not Violate the Rules of Loyal Conduct by Martin Höpner

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The End of the Negative Interest Rates by Elena Ralinska

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The European system of financial supervision – regulatory impact assessment by Mariusz Szpringer, Włodzimierz Szpringer

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Analysis of sentiment in the European Central Bank’s social media activity during the Covid-19 pandemic and Ukraine War: A navigating crisis communication by Tanase Tasente, Maria Alina Carataș, Tariq Tawfeeq Yousif Alabdullah

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Herding Behaviour of Central Banks: Following the Fed and ECB by Jakub Bureš

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Role of the Central Bank in implementation of Value-Based Islamic Banking and Reporting in Bahrain – Exploring the challenges by Akhtar Ali Saeed Mohammed, Fadillah Mansor

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An Analysis of Emerging Banking Systems in Central and Eastern Europe by Mihai NIŢOI

“…This study intends to provide a descriptive analysis of the efficiency of the credit institutions from Central and Eastern European ́s emerging countries during 2004-2013. …”
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MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS AND BANKING CONSOLIDATION IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE by Andreea Nicoleta Popovici

“…This article underlines the characteristics of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), the different types of M&A, the challenges and opportunities for the banking system in Central and Eastern Europe and we analyze the implications of the recently observed sharp expansion of foreign banks in the Central and Eastern European Countries.…”
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NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES: CENTRAL BANKS INITIATED AN EXPERIMENT by A. N. Burenin

“…But this time they launched an experiment, they used negative interest rates. The European Central Bank, the Swedish Riksbank, the Bank of Japan, and the National Bank of Hungary introduced negative rates in order to stimulate economic growth and fight the threat of deflation, the Danish National Bank and the Swiss National Bank tried to deter appreciation of their currencies. …”
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Negative Interest Rates: Central Banks Initiated an Experiment by Aleksey N. Burenin

“…But this time they launched an experiment, they used negative interest rates. The European Central Bank, the Swedish Riksbank, the Bank of Japan, and the National Bank of Hungary introduced negative rates in order to stimulate economic growth and fight the threat of deflation, the Danish National Bank and the Swiss National Bank tried to deter appreciation of their currencies. …”
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The Monetary Policy Promoted by Romania’s Central Bank: Where To? by Tatiana (PAUN) ZAMFIROIU

“…In Romania, the National Bank (BNR) is responsible for the monetary policy, and its objectives are harmonized with those set by the European Central Bank (ECB) in order to put in practice a correlation of the Romanian economy with that of the Eurozone, given the fact that 70% of Romania’s exports are made towards it. …”
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