German tourists
take a similar amount of coins with them when travel-
ling both from and to their home country.3 However,
as Bartzsch et al. (2011b) find, ‘German’ banknotes
also circulate in [...] participants of
seminars at the Deutsche Bundesbank and the
Oesterreichische Nationalbank for their comments.
The opinions expressed in this article represent
those of the authors and do not necessarily
the total volume of
circulation of these two smallest euro denomination
notes is only about 20%. Their calculations are based
on return flows of banknotes to the central bank and
simple accounting. Usually [...] of all notes (ES1 and
ES2) paid in to the above category 1 branches at a
specific month t* after their introduction from coun-
tries outside the euro area. Variable m stands for the
value of all ES2 notes
TIPS-money
This means that commercial banks first have to transfer money from their TARGET-PM
accounts to their TIPS-DCA before they can use it for instant payments (see figure 8a). The
time [...] €32bn (End of 2021)
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the ECB.3 Commercial banks, are free to produce book money at their will as long as it is
in line with general supervisory regulations.4 The issuance of private e-money [...] intermediaries are the owners of CBDC accounts and handle retail payments for
the central bank on their own accounts are obviously not being pursued any further.
Nonetheless, financial intermediaries
candidates for foreign holdings. By contrast, in the subset of
the other countries considered in their study, the tax ratio has a much larger
and significant effect, especially for high denomination notes [...] discount factor and
p(*) is the home (foreign) price level. Residents of the foreign country de-
mand their own currency cuf and the (stable and widely accepted) currency
cu. The variable cu
f
* represents [...] to the foreign country. Residents of this country hold both
the home currency (the euro) cu and their legal tender cu
f
. In order not to
overcomplicate issues we do not take into account possible
that the indicators are most helpful during periods of large swings in
world growth. However, their usefulness fluctuates greatly over time. The only paper which
addresses turning points directly [...] dependent variables used. Following this, section 3 introduces the Probit
models and presents their results. Section 4 summarises and concludes.
2. Data
We use seasonally-adjusted quarterly
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as two anonymous referees for their valuable comments. In particular, we would
like to thank S. Arz for his contributions. The opinions [...] central banks in the euro area are connected
to TARGET2. There are no constraints on the size of their balances vis-à-vis the Euro-
pean Central Bank that emerge from the cross-border flow of interbank
many changes are taking place quite rapidly or have already
been factored by market players into their decisions. These changes involve institutional aspects, the
operational level of the money market [...] also for persons working at
banks and other financial sector institutions who seek to deepen their knowledge of European
monetary policy.
We wish to thank Dr. Caroline Willeke of the Deutsche
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Damage Awards and Firms’ Strategies of “Being Infringed”, Präsentation [...] Tagung an der WU Wien am 27.10.2006.
Reitzig, M./Henkel, J./Heath, Ch.: On sharks, trolls, and their patent prey - Unrealistic dam-
age awards and firms’ strategies of “being infringed”, in: Research
could also report that their suppliers usually did not offer discounts at all. It
is not clear how this case should be interpreted. Suppliers may not offer discounts because their
clients are not c [...] average. Additionally
constrained firms have a higher variance of sales growth and both their profitability and their
equity ratio are lower. They are younger, less likely to belong to an industry group [...] criticize that the traditional studies a la Fazzari, Hubbard and Petersen never verified whether
their sample split criteria and hence cash flow sensitivity of investment indeed have something to
do
schonen.
Abstract
In the scope of a dissertation an analysis of the production-processes to their
optimisation, through examination of recycling-processes and the consumable-
control, in the
report may not be
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d [...] investment in any instruments referred to herein based on the merits and risks involved, their own investment strategy and their legal,
fiscal and financial position. As this document does not qualify as an investment
widely used.
Hence, the present study examines processors with ARM Cortex-M architecture for their
usability as a System on Chip (SoC) design for use in digital inverters. This eliminates the
commonly
until now, used standard
methods, which are often based on the principle of
charge counting, have their weaknesses in
predicting the SOC. More accurate predictions are
provided by electrochemical impedance
comprise the fees, possible loss in interest income and
the cost of providing their own resources (in particular, their own time). In this section,
an overall distinction is generally only made between [...] suppliers and costs for consumers. The suppliers, in turn, must meet
their expenditure for providing payment transaction services from their earnings. In
addition to the fees which they have to pay to payment [...] the
“elasticity of demand of customers”, whereby the banks are able to increase their inter-
est revenue or reduce their interest costs. This not only applies to current accounts
which are usually no
the level of real output
rises above trend. The popularity of such rules stems from their simplicity and their
good performance across a wide array of macroeconomic models. In addition, the case [...] change in the
output gap as well as to deviations of (expected) inflation and money growth from their
respective target values. Furthermore, the results suggest that the monetary policy of the
[...] mistakes in estimating the long-run relationships or that, despite the
medium-term orientation of their approach, policymakers still showed some response to
short-run fluctuations in money demand (even
report may not be
suitable for certain investors depending on their specific investment objectives and time horizon or in the context of their overall financial situation. The investments discussed
may [...] explained in their entirety.
This information is given without any warranty on an "as is" basis and should not be regarded as a substitute for obtaining individual advice. Investors must make their own
d [...] investment in any instruments referred to herein based on the merits and risks involved, their own investment strategy and their legal,
fiscal and financial position. As this document does not qualify as an investment
money
supply. Instead, they adjust it to achieve a target for the in-
terest rate, and they adjust their interest-rate target in re-
sponse to movements in output and inflation.“ Oder etwa
Mehrling (2004 [...] sionspapiere, Nr. 01–06, Januar 2006.
Goodhart, C. A., What should central banks do? What should be
their macroeconomic objectives and operations, in: Economic
Journal, November 1994, S. 1424 – 1436.
Hafer
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comments. In particular, we are indebted to M. Vogel for his contribution. The
opinions expressed [...] System 2 (CIS2) of the European
Central Bank, all of the Eurosystem national central banks provide
their issuance data on a monthly basis, including the average
volume of banknotes in circulation, the volume
many changes are taking place quite rapidly or have already
been factored by market players into their decisions. These changes involve institutional aspects, the
operational level of the money market [...] intended also for persons working at
banks and other financial sector institutions who seek to deepen their knowledge of European
monetary policy.
We wish to thank Dr. Caroline Willeke of the Deutsche
ness is
approximated by firm–specific factors, e.g. the firms’ assessment of their current business
situation and their business expectations. After controlling for the banks’ refinancing costs,
which [...] problem by looking at the characteristics of
firms that observed reductions in their bank credit volumes. However, since
their dependent variable was credit volume, the identification problem still re- [...] business (statebus) and
their business expectations for the next six months (comexp) as a proxy for the
quality of the borrower. The survey respondents can characterize their state
of the business
(1974), Miller/Volker (1984) and Arabsheibani
(1989) base their analysis on comparisons between the salaries of workers in occupations relevant to their
educational qualification to those with the same qua [...] both theories wages are paid according to marginal productivity, firms maximise their profits
and individuals their utility, the marginal benefit of education equals the marginal costs and,
as can [...] when there are two types of workers who differ in their innate
abilities. If the types are observably distinct, i.e. we have perfect information, their equilib-
rium contracts are (s∗L, w
∗
L) and
innovation or vice versa
(occasional innovators) and firms that never reported an innovation during their
observation period (non-innovators). We find significant differences for these three groups. [...] innovation expenditure and its effect on employment than for innovation output measures
and their effects. It can take some time from the beginning of an innovation to the
implementation in the [...] estimations also lead to significantly positive effects. Innovation output
variables usually show their effects faster than the innovation input variable, which is
innovation expenditure.
5. C
output y is produced by employing the input factors labour L and
capital K . If firms minimize their production costs at given input prices and for a given level of
output, there exists under weak
sectional innovation survey. Their results show that innovating firms (and innovative
sectors) have created more new jobs than non-innovating firms (less innovative sectors).
Their results suggest that [...] progress often remains unclear. Researchers have been
analyzing this task for a long time, and their analyses differ mainly in the methodology
and the data available. An historical overview about [...] between these two points in time.
Brouwer et al. (1993) are in this line of literature with their analysis of Netherlands data
of 1984 and 1989. The authors show a negative effect of total R&D
the use of currency for domestic transactions combines data on
currency flows and their composition with their seasonal pattern in the course of a year. Finally,
a third method for estimating the [...] the use of currency for domestic
transactions combines data on currency flows and their composition with their seasonal pattern
in the course of a year (see Kimball, 1981, for an early attempt in [...] are also indications
that non-euro area residents substituted their euro legacy banknotes for euro-denominated
deposits in their home countries.69 According to a survey conducted by the ECB in c