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Showing 1 to 20 of 82 for “"Central Banks"”.
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Corruption and Central Banks
Central banks are viewed by the general public as reputable institutions, a perception bolstered by economic theory and modeling. By extension, central bankers are thought of as benevolent, as decent men and women attempting to maximize societal welfare through their decisions. Yet, cases of …
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Essays on institutional investors, central banks and asset pricing
… Specific features of institutional investors and central banks as well as their role in financial markets are reviewed and analyzed in Chapter 1. In Chapter 2, it is shown that the competitive pressure to beat a benchmark may induce institutional trading behavior that exposes retail investors to …
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Optimal Composition of Official Reserves for Central Banks: 1961-1968
Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-11T17:13:25Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 7500396.pdf: 3245573 bytes, checksum: b4ccd0165be235c040cd868090b76065 (MD5) Previous issue date: 1974
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Monetary Policy Spillovers – The Impact of Advanced Central Banks’ Decisions on Emerging Financial Markets
The thesis delves into the impact of advanced central banks' monetary policies on emerging government bond markets, the so-called 'monetary policy spillovers.' Over the past decade, there has been a reported correlation between interest rates on advanced and emerging financial markets. Following …
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Sensemaking in Investor Networks: The Interactions between Financial Market Participants and the European Central Bank
Central banks have taken centre stage in financial market discourses over the past decade amid unconventional monetary policy and financial crises. They are increasingly active in financial markets and thereby rely on market participants to help with and amplify the policy transmission. But how do …
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Reconfigurando o sistema monetário global: moedas digitais e o futuro do dólar como moeda de reserva
… of CBDCs (adoption of digital currencies by central banks) will impact the hegemonic power of the dollar. Firstly, it was necessary to understand the concept of currency, carrying out a review of the literature of Fisher, Keynes and Marx. Second, it was necessary to know how the US hegemony …
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Inflation dynamics and monetary policy in Indonesia
… transformation in monetary policy. Their central banks now set low and stable inflation as their ultimate target in the long run. The main components of the successful implementation of this inflation targeting are transparency and credibility, and their accomplishment will be judged by …
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The international dimensions of central bank objectives
… object of this study is the ‘’objectives of central banks’’ and their position and relation to the various core characteristics of central banks, inter alia, central bank governance, mandates, functions, central bank cooperation. The core research hypothesis is that the objectives of central …
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Payment systems in the United States and architectures enabled by digital currencies
… on the payment system rails every year. Central banks, payment processors, payment gateways, credit card issuers and banks are just a few of the counterparties which enable payments across a multitude of counterparties for their specific needs. An extremely complex technological …
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New Challenges for Monetary Policy in the Twenty-First Century
… developments may be felt most acutely by modern central banks:\ the electronification of retail payments systems, the increasing frequency and severity of asset market cycles and the continuing integration of the global economy. The high profile debate concerning the threat of e--money to the …
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Effects of Central Bank Independence in Emerging Market Economies
<p>For the past three decades, Central Bank Independence has been widely accepted by the economics profession as a source of internal discipline on macro policy in order to counter the political pressures to follow excessively expansionary policies. Such policies tend to have favorable impacts on …
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From Analog to Digital: The Geopolitical and Socioeconomic Calculus of Central Bank Digital Currencies
… utility. Simultaneously, orchestrated efforts by central banks and international institutions are well under way in launching central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), which promise to revolutionize the international monetary system. As governments and central banks pursue the digitization of their …
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Theoretical and Empirical Contributions to Monetary Policy Analysis
… in the presence of backward looking firms, the central planner improves social welfare when it allows for a steady state rate of inflation marginally above zero. In the second chapter, I estimate a simple two-country DSGE model to study the behaviour of the Eastern European central banks, …
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Impact of Foreign Exchange Intervention on Shilling fluctuation in Tanzania
… in the country. Literatures suggest that central banks intervene in the foreign exchange market for several reasons, including calming disorderly markets, correct misalignments, and accumulating reserves. But literatures a one thing and market disorder another thing all together. The …
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Impact of Foreign Exchange Intervention on Shilling fluctuation in Tanzania
… in the country. Literatures suggest that central banks intervene in the foreign exchange market for several reasons, including calming disorderly markets, correct misalignments, and accumulating reserves. But literatures a one thing and market disorder another thing all together. The …
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TOWARDS FUTURE WHOLESALE PAYMENT SYSTEMS
… annually. With the rising popularity of decentralized finance (DeFi) and blockchain technologies, there has been significant interest among central banks and financial institutions in incorporating elements of blockchain into wholesale payment systems. This thesis explores the role and …
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Information Asymmetries, Transparency, and Monetary Policy
… or the publication of information is in the central bank's interest, it is possible for the central bank to alleviate information asymmetries by simply publishing information. This raises the question of the socially optimal degree of transparency in monetary policy. We review the rapidly …
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