uncommon factors are needed to explain the recent behaviour of bond yields. To
examine this issue, we use our preferred model to calculate a "fair value" of bond
yields. To be specifically, it is derived [...] observable but have to be proxied for empirical work. Second,
the strength of the effect of expected inflation is ambiguous. Invoking the Fisher
effect would allow to impose a one-to-one relationship [...] 5 7.5
Therefore, it seems reasonable to restrict the VECM to one cointegration relationship
and – as the unit root tests mentioned above suggest – to include the indicator for the
expected
refer to IEC 60068, which is valid for
conventional capacitors. Correspondingly, electrical
tests have to be performed at temperatures between 15
°C and 35 °C, a relative humidity of 45 % to 75 %, [...] discharge current according to Table 1 may be
reduced by a factor of two, a fifth or a tenth. Current
values I > 10 A are rounded to two significant digits and
currents I ≤ 10 A to one significant digit [...] current according to
Table 1 may be reduced by the half, a fifth or a tenth.
Electric power reflects the maximum current the
supercapitor is able to supply, when it is discharged to
the half of its
holdings is ambiguous as having less access to cash might lead consumers to hold more cash
to realize their transaction needs. Therefore, it seems useful to include a variable that captures this aspect [...] payment of social security contributions, to avoid having to meet certain legal
standards such as minimum wages, maximum hours, safety or health standards, to avoid complying with
certain administrative [...] economy is a construct which, by definition, is hard to
capture and to estimate. We relied on the MIMIC approach to get consistent estimates from 2002 to 2019.
This estimate concentrates on household activities
second relates to the existence of a lower threshold of cash used for
transaction purposes below which it is no longer profitable for banks to guarantee access to
cash and for retailers to accept cash [...] countries are quite heterogenous, both
with respect to the real sector (e. g., Belke, et al., 2017) as well as to the financial (ECB, 2020a)
and to the payments environment (Esselink & Hernández, 2017) [...] for all frequencies.
Therefore, further modifications are needed to allow for these eventualities and to enable
this method to be implemented. Fairly accurate estimation results can often be obtained
expect the two regimes to
correspond to the normal and ‘inverted’ yield
curve, and for the bank–public spread to the
normal and ‘widened’ spread. The observed
spread series Y is assumed to be drawn fromFig. [...] may be due
to the differential response of the Bundesbank
to under- and overshootings of its monetary
target, raising rates in response to an overshoot-
ing but not lowering them in response to
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similar to that in Artis et al. (1995) to identify
7 inflation cycle turning points. We assume thatAccording to Von Hagen (1999), the call rate has been the
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Reserve Board has to report to the Congress every six months about the envisaged monetary and credit developments. The Fed is, however, not required to meet these targets and failure to do so does not impose [...] (monetary) policymakers’ incentive to deviate ex post from ex ante announcements and to create surprise inflation to modify the real value of nominal contracts, for example to achieve short-term employment [...] principal’s interest. Walsh (1995a) proposed to tie the central banker’s personal compensation to inflation performance in order to increase the latter’s incentives to deliver price stability.
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8 The list of IMF lending arrangements, which are similar to a line of credit and require a country to observe specific terms in order to be eligible
to receive a [...] relatively up-to-date, i.e.
from 1992 to 2009, and the model is able to distinguish between intensive and extensive margins
of labour utilisation, the answers provided by the paper to the above policy [...] innovations to t
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authorities,
(i) to avoid the payment of income, value added or other payments;
(ii) to avoid the payment of social security contributions;
(iii) to avoid having to meet certain legal standards [...] are the first to use net issues of cash of all
national euro area central banks to analyze the relationship between cash demand and the shadow economy within a
currency union. Up to now, these net [...] country grouping are we able
to explain the use of the small denominations in a meaningful way with the included variables and effects.
Up to now, we did not try to include an influence of the financial
represents the state of technology. In order to be able to represent all
economically relevant information of the underlying technology, the cost function must meet cer-
tain regularity conditions: C must [...] public sector are not included. The data for Germany refer to West
Germany until 1990 and to unified Germany from 1991 onwards. In order to eliminate the “outlier”
in the growth rates for 1991, we include [...] defensive reaction to the threat of unemployment. This poses the following question: Are the labour
market institutions also endogenous in respect to the employment thresholds? This seems to be less
likely
must be ready not only to
keep it for their own liabilities, but to advance it most freely for the liabilities of others. They must lend to
merchants, to minor bankers, to 'this man and that man [...] from November 8 to 13, ₹4,500 from November 14 to 17, and
₹2,000 from November 18 to 25, see various Indian government press releases (Banerjee et al., 2018, appendix
A). Contrary to earlier statements [...] the same time, it also helped to
stabilize the domestic money stock by providing reserves to domestic banks which, in turn,
were used to provide additional cash to the Greek citizens (see figure
loss in consumption possibilities due to negative interest rates on cash. The
consumer has to be compensated in terms of goods to the extent of CV in order to reach the
original level of utility [...] welfare loss reduces from €bn 24
to €bn 14, whereas at σ=2 it increases to €bn 36.
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losses are €bn [...] deadweight loss (DWL) amounts to €bn 62 per year, corresponding to 0.59% of GDP or € 183
per capita.
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are the first to use net
issues of cash of all national euro area central banks to analyze the relationship between cash
demand and the shadow economy within a currency union. Up to now, these net [...] estimation methods. To assess the relationship between cash and the shadow
economy, it was necessary to control for other motives for holding cash and national
peculiarities. To test for robustness [...] shadow economy is a construct which by definition
is hard to capture and to estimate. All in all, it seems that cash is probably used to a smaller
extent in the context of shadow economic activities
changing world will eventually cease to be relevant. There is much still
to learn in the field of economic policymaking, and [a central bank] must continue to learn and
update its thinking” (IMF, 2000 [...] designed to disseminate and
to provide a platform for discussion of either work of the staff of the OeNB economists or outside
contributors on topics which are of special interest to the OeNB. To ensure [...] Governing Council wants on occasion to meet at a national
central bank to underline the European nature of the system.
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against Russia) of the European Council of 2 March, 2022,
to prohibit to "sell, supply, transfer or export euro denominated banknotes to Russia or to any natural or legal
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set by the government and started to provide almost everything – from basic food to
medications. In addition, traditional supermarkets were also able to re-supply [...] RBZ (IMF, 2009, 8) which were later exchanged for
banknotes to meet the rising cash demand by the public due to ever increasing prises. To avoid
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What role does (should) money play in modern central banking? To answer this question, it is
necessary to distinguish between the different level playing fields of monetary policy. At [...] relative to interbank deposits. First, central bank
balances carry no default risk. No private bank or other financial firm can match this. Second, central banks
typically provide access to liquidity [...] especially
important in the event of a serious liquidity problem. Banks may want to maintain a clearing account at the
central bank to obtain funds quickly and conveniently from the discount window. Third, banks
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state of the technology. In order to be able to
represent all economically relevant information of the underlying technology the variable cost
function must meet certain regularity conditions (Lau [...] for constant returns to scale. To do this the
restrictions in (17) were examined both individually and simultaneously with the Wald test. The
hypothesis of constant returns to scale was rejected (Wald [...] parameters of this restriction proved to be insignificant (t-values: -
0.56 and -0.56), these parameters were set equal to zero for the final estimation in order to
achieve the most efficient specification
Financial Crisis
In order to gain additional insights into the model’s ability to explain monetary
developments, the observations for the period 2008 Q4 to 2010 Q4 are used to
produce out-of-sample forecasts [...] seems to interact with wealth and indebtedness. In order
to be able to more fully analyse the interaction between money holdings, con-
sumption and wealth, the financing of households needs to be modelled [...] (3) 409–438
a We are grateful to Mika Tujula for providing euro area household wealth data, to Gabe de
Bondt for sharing his equity market related measures and to Wolfgang Lemke for providing
his
how it can steer actual
inflation to its target rate. As monetary neutrality is assumed to prevail, the relative
change of the price level has to be equal to the relative change in the nominal money [...] services. This is important because banks, compared to financial
markets, have an information advantage when it comes to granting credit to a debtor
due to their close monitoring and experiences they made [...] References in publications to ROME Discussion Papers
(other than an acknowledgment that the writer has had access to unpublished material) should be
cleared with the author(s) to protect the tentative character
However, in order to gain additional insights on the models’ ability to explain monetary developments, the
last four available observations (2008 Q4 to 2009 Q3) are used to produce out-of-sample [...] seems to interact with wealth and borrowing. In order to
be able to more fully analyse the interaction between money holdings, consumption and wealth, the
financing of households needs to be modelled [...] Landesberger 3
1 We are grateful to Mika Tujula for providing euro area household wealth data, to Gabe de Bondt for sharing his equity market related measures
and to Wolfgang Lemke for providing his
how it can steer actual
inflation to its target rate. As monetary neutrality is assumed to prevail, the relative
change of the price level has to be equal to the relative change in the nominal money [...] services. This is important because banks, compared to financial
markets, have an information advantage when it comes to granting credit to a debtor
due to their close monitoring and experiences they made [...] References in publications to ROME Discussion Papers
(other than an acknowledgment that the writer has had access to unpublished material) should be
cleared with the author(s) to protect the tentative character
national central banks are, by function, subordinated to the ECB "to allow the Eurosystem to
operate efficiently as a single entity with a view to achieving the objectives of the Treaty. (...)
As [...] subject to oversight by the US Congress because the Constitution gives to Congress
the power to coin money and set its value – a power that, in the 1913 act, Congress itself
delegated to the Federal [...] “These sweeps have allowed required reserve balances to decline sharply from about $ 30 billion in 1990, to $
15 billion in 1996 and to only about $ 5 to $ 6 billion today.“ Taylor, 2001, 33.
25 "While the