Titlebook: Central Banking, Monetary Policies, and the Implications for Transition Economies; Mario I. Blejer,Marko ?kreb Book 1999 Springer Science+

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Speculative Attacks and Capital Mobilityises in Latin America. Once again, an initial shock has been followed by widespread contagion. Once again, observers have been surprised while commentators have blasted authorities and investors alike for irresponsible behavior. And once again the official reaction has been vigorously criticized.

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The Role of the Central Bank in Capital-Account Liberalization V. The Case Of Croatiaberal. In this chapter I analyze the developments that led to this decision. I also discuss the problem of the central bank’s responsibility regarding regulation of international financial flows. The analysis is strictly limited to the short run, with a special reference to the nature of the monetar

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58697-2the question of what the role of a central bank should be in the emerging democracies of the transition countries. What form should central-bank independence take? Can central-bank independence and democratic principles be reconciled? How can the central bank be made sufficiently accountable in a de

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58697-2 upturns in the unemployment rate usually beginning from twelve to eighteen months after the election” (Tufte, 1978, p. 27) He similarly argues there is clear evidence of a political cycle in outcomes in other democratic countries as well, in that “short-run accelerations in real disposable income p

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Objektorientiertes Programmierenducing some degree of exchange-rate flexibility while at the same time avoiding the possible inflationary consequences of nominal exchange-rate depreciation and creating the conditions for a further reduction in the rate of inflation toward world levels.

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Central Banking in a Democratic Societythe question of what the role of a central bank should be in the emerging democracies of the transition countries. What form should central-bank independence take? Can central-bank independence and democratic principles be reconciled? How can the central bank be made sufficiently accountable in a de

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Central-Bank Independence and Political Business Cycles upturns in the unemployment rate usually beginning from twelve to eighteen months after the election” (Tufte, 1978, p. 27) He similarly argues there is clear evidence of a political cycle in outcomes in other democratic countries as well, in that “short-run accelerations in real disposable income p