Monetary policy in Central Europe /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2007.
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Series: | Routledge international studies in money and banking
38. |
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Table of Contents:
- Monetary policy objectives, frameworks and institutions
- Monetary policy objectives and frameworks
- Central bank independence : literature review
- Experience with domestic targets of monetary policy
- Foreign exchange rate regime and exchange rate targeting
- Review of macroeconomic developments with emphasis on inflation and monetary policy developments
- Fragility, shallowness and monopolistic structure of financial markets
- Imbalances and peculiarities in the relationship between the real economy and the financial sector
- Price misalignment and limited controllability of inflation
- Expectations and pressures of future EMU membership
- Gradual financial integration into the world economy
- Key economic and monetary developments in the Czech Republic : 1993-2001
- Key economic and monetary developments in Hungary : 1993-2001
- Key economic and monetary developments in Poland : 1993-2001
- Key economic and monetary developments in Slovakia : 1993-2001
- Monetary policy transmission mechanism in Central Europe
- Building the VAR models
- Analysis of VAR results
- Institutional constraints on policy discretion : central bank independence
- Central bank independence : what do legal indices tell us?
- Legal and constitutional factors affecting independence of central banks
- Rule of law, personal independence and political role of central banks
- Central bank autonomy in exchange rate policy
- The role of the exchange rate in monetary policy
- Framework for analysis of exchange rate strategies
- Nominal exchange rate
- Real exchange rate and its role
- Experience of individual countries with exchange rate strategies
- Evaluation of Central European exchange rate strateiges
- Domestic targets and their role in monetary policy
- Monetary targeting
- Inflation targeting : introduction
- Introduction of inflation targeting in Central Europe
- Inflation targeting : design and implementation issues
- Evaluation of inflation targets
- Inflation targeting : influencing the behaviour of the central bank
- Conclusion
- Explaining monetary policy in Central Europe
- Lessons for the theory of monetary policy in highly open middle-income-economies
- Epilogue : on the road to Eurozone (2002-2006)
- Monetary policy frameworks since 2001
- The Maastricht criteria on public debt and long-term interest rates
- The Maastricht criteria on inflation and exchange-rate stability
- The Maastricht criterion on fiscal deficit.
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