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Part 1 of ebook "Money, banking and financial markets in Central and Eastern Europe: 20 years of transition" provides readers with contents including: the spread of the financial crisis to Central and Eastern Europe; are product market structures affected by banking concentration; financing constraints, credit, rationing, and financing obstacles; efficiency, persistence and predictability of Central European stock markets; non-linear stock market co-movement in Central and East European countries;...

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Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "Money, banking and financial markets in Central and Eastern Europe: 20 years of transition" provides readers with contents including: cross-country versus cross-regional convergence in the European union; price- and news-based measures of financial integration among new EU member states and the Euro area; exports and economic growth of East European economies, 1996–2007; inflation convergence in the new EU member states from central and Eastern Europe; persistent differential inflation rates in the new Euro member countries;...

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Ebook "Banking regulation and world trade law: GATS, EU and ‘Prudential’ institution building" concerns the legal aspects of the interaction between banking regulation and international trade in financial services. The author studies the internal banking market of the European Union, the liberalisation of financial services trade in the World Trade Organization, the accords of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision and the European Central Bank.

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This paper will detail the mechanism on which quantitative easing have an impact on the economy and the implementation of quantitative easing of central banks around the world, for example, European Central Bank, Bank of Japan, Bank of England and Federal Reserve. The paper also examines the current monetary condition of Vietnam and provides a set of suggestion of using quantitative easing as an alternative monetary policy when other measures might be ineffective.

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Lecture Macroeconomics in context: A European perspective - Chapter 12: The European Central Bank and monetary policy. In this chapter you will learn: The European Central Bank; monetary policy; the theory of interest rates, money, and aggregate expenditure; monetary policies in practice; the theory of money, prices, and inflation.

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In this chapter, students will be able to understand: The Federal Reserve has four conventional monetary policy tools, the European Central Bank's primary objective is price stability, monetary policymakers use several tools to meet their objectives, the Taylor rule is a simple equation that describes movements in the federal funds rate,...

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This article examines how European Central Bank (ECB) communications with markets influence stock prices and exchange rates in the Euro area. European countries introduced common currency, the euro, in 1999 and an integrated monetary policy has been implemented.

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(bq) part 2 book "macroeconomics - manfred gartner" has contents: endogenous economic policy, the european monetary system and euroland at work, inflation and central bank independence, budget deficits and public debt, unemployment and growth, real business cycles - new perspectives on booms and recessions,...and other contents.

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(bq) part 2 book "the economics of money banking and finance" has contents: money markets, equity markets, foreign exchange markets, the single european market, the european central bank and euro area monetary policy, financial innovation, financial market efficiency,...and other contents.

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Chapter 18 - Monetary policy: Stabilizing the domestic economy. In this chapter, students will be able to understand: The Federal Reserve has four conventional monetary policy tools, the European Central Bank's primary objective is price stability, monetary policymakers use several tools to meet their objectives, the Taylor rule is a simple equation that describes movements in the federal funds rate,...

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The world’s leading central banks played a key role in bringing the financial system and the economy back to safe harbor after the peak of the financial crisis in 2008. They acted in unprecedented fashion to prevent the financial system from capsizing and, over time, to restore financial and economic stability. Chapter 16 provides knowledge of the structure of central banks: The federal reserve and the European central bank.

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Invite you to consult the lecture content "Central banks: A global perspective" below. Contents of lectures introduce to you the content: Structure of the federal reserve system how independent is the fed, explaining central bank behavior, structure and independence of the european central bank, central banks in other countries. Hopefully document content to meet the needs of learning, work effectively.origins of the federal reserve system.

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In the box published in October, we focused primarily on forecasts made for European economies in early 2010. The reason was simple: A number of large multiyear fiscal consolidation plans were announced then, particularly in Europe, and conditions for larger- than-normal multipliers were ripe. First, because of the binding zero lower bound on nominal interest rates, central banks could not cut interest rates to offset the negative short-term effects of a fiscal consolidation on economic activity.

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The Central Bank today publishes statistics for Q3 2012 on investment funds (IFs) resident in Ireland. IFs, measured by total shares/units in issue, increased by 4.4 per cent to €892 billion by end-Q3 2012, driven by revaluations of €24.3 billion and net new subscriptions of €13.5 billion. Growth was concentrated in equity and bond funds, at 5.3 and 4.5 per cent respectively, though was also evident in all fund types. During the same period, European units/shares in issue...

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A number of researchers have compiled public sector debt data, either as an end goal or to address specific research questions. For example, to investigate the impact of domestic debt on growth, Abbas and Christensen (2010) collected data on 144 LICs and emerging economies for 1970–2007. They relied mainly on IFS data and focused on banking sector claims on central governments.

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We interviewed experts to explain the growth of Luxembourg and Ireland. Tiny Luxembourg grew to be a European mutual fund hub, fueled by favorable bank secrecy and tax laws as well as its central location. The growth of Ireland (Dublin in particular) on the other hand, was driven by a tax advantage given to management companies and a highly educated labor force. In particular, until recently, fund management companies paid a tax of only 10% on their income (relative to a 32% corporate income tax in Ireland) and they were allowed extra deductions for rental...

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The purpose of the Companion is to provide a reference work for the active researcher in law and economics. In so doing, care has been taken to avoid a possible overlap with other works in the field. In particular, the Companion does not intend to duplicate the ambitious New Palgrave, which aims to balance its pointedly formal focus by emphasizing institutional economics (Newman, 1998).

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Weather or catastrophe bonds are usually not considered insurance contracts and therefore fall under the ambit of IAS 39. This is because they do not require an insurable interest as a pre–condition for payment. For this type of coverage, the beneficiary does not have to have incurred a loss to benefit from the contract. Insurance risk should be assessed at the inception of the contract.

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Two commonly cited cross-country user-side data collection efforts are the FinMark Trust’s FinScope initiative, a specialized household survey in 14 African countries and Pakistan, and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s Life in Transition Survey (LITS), which covers 35 countries in Europe and Central Asia and includes several questions on financial decisions as part of a broader survey.

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Our empirical analysis of the cross-country determinants of bank fees is made possible by the availability of a unique dataset on bank fee levels in five Central European countries: Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia. The structure of our dataset enables us to cope with heterogeneity and cross- subsidization by employing a representative fee index instead of using variables associated with individual fees. The socio-geographic region formed by these countries has several important advantages for our purposes.

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