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3by Gros, Daniel Alcidi, Cinzia Published in International economics and economic policy (01.03.2015)“...This paper starts from the observation that two groups of European countries, neither of which could use the exchange rate as an adjustment instrument,...”
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4by Alcidi, Cinzia Belke, Ansgar Giovannini, Alessandro Gros, Daniel“...Since the start of EMU (Economic and Monetary Union), the euro area, and more broadly the global economy, experienced an unprecedented credit boom. The...”
edited by Belke, Ansgar Pilbeam, Keith
Published in International economics and economic policy (01.07.2016)
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5“...This paper investigates policy deviations from linear Taylor rules motivated by the risk management approach followed by the Fed during the Greenspan era. We...”
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6“...Purpose - This paper sets out to explore three areas in which the experience of the great depression might be relevant today: monetary policy, fiscal policy,...”
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7“...There is widespread consensus that the world will be richer, older and with somewhat smaller differences in GDP per capita across countries by the year 2030...”
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8by Pilbeam, Keith Bris, Arturo Alcidi, Cinzia Barslund, Mikkel De Groen, Willem Pieter Gros, Daniel Published in Inter economics (01.03.2015)“...The Swiss National Bank’s January 2015 decision to abandon the Swiss franc’s peg to the euro led to short-term chaos in exchange markets and had a dampening...”
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9“...Europeans have a tendency to call the financial crisis a US problem, or a crisis precipitated by the "Anglo-Saxon" model. The data suggest otherwise. Moreover,...”
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10by Alcidi, Cinzia Gros, Daniel Giovannini, Alessandro Vogel, Lukas Belke, Ansgar Callan, Tim Keane, Claire Savage, Michael Walsh, John R Colgan, Brian Published in Inter economics (01.11.2014)“...Vigorous debate over the effectiveness of the fiscal adjustment programmes for the crisis-stricken countries in the eurozone has grown quite polarised. In this...”
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11by Alcidi, Cinzia“...In the face of the lower bound on interest rates, central banks have relied on unconventional policy tools such as large-scale asset purchases and forward...”
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12“...The cost of the financial crisis to the real economy has so far remained underexamined, probably because of the difficulty in making such an assessment. The...”
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13“...The first 20 years of the euro were very different from what had been anticipated. Deflation, rather than inflation became a problem. Financial markets, which...”
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14“...a The first 20 years of the euro were very different from what had been anticipated. Deflation, rather than inflation became a problem. Financial markets,...”
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15“...The approach to debt sustainability analysis (DSA) followed by the IMF and European Commission (EC) are broadly similar. The commonality derives from the fact...”
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16“...The approach to debt sustainability analysis (DSA) followed by the IMF and European Commission (EC) are broadly similar. The commonality derives from the fact...”
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17“...The emphasis of the European Semester should shift from economic policy coordination – intended as the process through which Member States commit to common...”
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18“...This report presents an analysis of the main trends and developments in global and EU capital movements up to 2019 and the challenges brought about by the...”
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19“...The emphasis of the European Semester should shift from economic policy coordination – intended as the process through which Member States commit to common...”
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20“...To access, purchase, authenticate, or subscribe to the full-text of this article, please visit this link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10272-017-0662-y The...”