The American Economic Review, Volume 97American Economic Association., 2007 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... bank can commit itself to that higher future price level.2 Although several recent papers on liquidity . traps and the experience of Japan have empha- sized the credibility problem of committing to future inflation for a central bank ...
... bank can commit itself to that higher future price level.2 Although several recent papers on liquidity . traps and the experience of Japan have empha- sized the credibility problem of committing to future inflation for a central bank ...
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This is also the fact for the European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank , which have announced numerical targets , but for some rea- son prefer not to call themselves inflation tar- geters . Furthermore , the Bank of Japan and ...
This is also the fact for the European Central Bank and the Swiss National Bank , which have announced numerical targets , but for some rea- son prefer not to call themselves inflation tar- geters . Furthermore , the Bank of Japan and ...
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... Bank of Amsterdam . The bank was owned by the city , took deposits , charged a small fee for withdrawals , and did not lend . The bank's purpose was to guarantee the qual- ity of coins upon withdrawal . To attract custom- ers ...
... Bank of Amsterdam . The bank was owned by the city , took deposits , charged a small fee for withdrawals , and did not lend . The bank's purpose was to guarantee the qual- ity of coins upon withdrawal . To attract custom- ers ...
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