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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Central banking"”.
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Identification and Robustness in Central Banking and Supply Chain
… we study identification and robustness issues in central banking and supply chains. First, we present a methodology to identify multiple linear financial networks when only an aggregate outcome is observed, and use the method to assess financial networks among financial institutions in the United …
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The Long Road to the Bank of Ghana, 1825-1966
… parts of West Africa, to 1966, by which time a central bank had been established and was operating in Ghana. It covers the establishment of the first indigenous bank in the Gold Coast and the debate associated with the attempt by Gold Coast and Ghanaian nationalists to convert the institution …
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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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Determinants of the Demand for and Supply of Money in Jordan: 1967-1980
… Two of the powerful tools of conventional central banking are in their early stages of development in Jordan, namely, open market operations and the discount window. Evidently, such a situation will constrain our ability to formulate a reasonable money supply relationship based on free …
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Bankszabályozás a válság után. A 2008-as világgazdasági válság hatása a pénzügyi intézményrendszerre = Banking regulation after the crisis. The effect of the 2008 world economic crisis on the financial institutions
… economic crisis a constant transformation of the banking system can be observed throughout the world which - in spite of some national, regional specificities - indicates the formation of a new type of financial system. Significantly, a new type of banking culture is appearing and the changing …
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Monetary Effervescence: A Sociological Theory of Religion Applied to Money
… shows how our contemporary fractional reserve banking system contributes to money's collective effervescence and serves to animate economic acting within a monetary network. The project concludes by outlining multiple implications for religious studies, economics, sociology, and central …
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The curious case of Greece: The impact of fiscal policy shocks on key macroeconomic variables. A VAR based approach.
… researchers around the world. Leading central banking figures, academics, and modern economic think tanks have used the approach to determine the effects of interest rate shocks on basic macroeconomic variables such as GDP, industrial production and unemployment rate. Shocking policy …
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Topics in electronic money
… attention from the academicians but also from central bankers, financial supervisory authorities, treasuries, finance ministries and innovators and operators all around the world. The purpose of this thesis is fourfold. Firstly, it seeks to define and critically assess e-money including the …
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Africa’s National Development Banks: Lessons from Côte d’Ivoire and Rwanda
… and Rwanda’s NDBs to draw lessons on development banking in developing countries, the political economy of finance and development, and, most broadly, how the interactions between the financial sector, the state, and enterprises affect economic development. The central argument of the thesis is …
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Banking, law, and American liberalism: the rise and regulation of bank holding companies in the twentieth century
“Banking, Law, and American Liberalism: The Rise and Regulation of Bank Holding Companies in the Twentieth Century” excavates the history of the bank holding company, a corporation that owns or controls one or more United States banks, and the movement to prevent its monopolistic expansion in the …
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The impact of central bank independence and transparency on the cost of capital, equity home and foreign bias, and debt home and foreign bias
The independence and transparency of central banks have a substantial influence on investment holdings and financial decisions, as monetary policy affects macroeconomic fundamentals and the financial market. A Political government of a country may influence monetary policy as different political …
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The Development of the Monetary and Financial System of Ghana, 1950-64
… and was conceived of as a sequel to "Money and Banking in British Colonial Africa" by W. T. Newlyn and D. C. Rowan. The period itself saw considerable changes in political and economic conditions and aspirations which left their mark on the financial system. Emphasis has generally been placed on …
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The Evolution of the Federal Reserve's Mandate in Response to the Global Financial Crisis: The Case for Financial Stability
… with the theoretical thrust to maintain central bank independence. The interaction between central bank independence and a financial stability mandate will be discussed, with a focus on macroprudential regulation.</p> <p>The views expressed here are those of the author and do not …
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Fomc Dissenting: Is the Chairman Conducting the Music?
<p>It has been suggested that dissenting in Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings may be limited. This question was explored in a paper written by Petra Gerlach-Kristen and Ellen Meade where the authors examined voting behavior under Chairman Greenspan's term of service. The authors find …
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Birthing the Eco: Towards a West African Law on Economic and Monetary Union
This study diagnoses the reasons for the failure to achieve economic and monetary union (EMU) in the Economic Community of West African States. Economists and political scientists have proffered answers to this ‘why’ question from the prisms of their respective disciplines. They argue that the …
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An investigation into the moderating role of psychological safety on the relationship between job demands and job resources and intention to quit
… 2009). A realised sample of n= 114 from the central banking environment was obtained using a convenience sampling approach. Statistical analyses To statistically analyse data, the Statistical Package for the Social Science (SPSS) programme was used. Exploratory Factor Analysis discovered …
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The Monetary Theory and Practice of the Federal Reserve, 1914–35
… the Great Depression and sit ‘idly by as the banking system crumbled’?1 Scholars have found it quite difficult to answer these questions. I myself believed it was nearly impossible to reconcile such inconsistent behaviour. I first looked for analogues of capricious decision-making in nascent …
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