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In Memory of Alessandro Prati pp. 117-118: Giovanni Ferri
Fixed Exchange Rates and Banking Crises: When Does the Former Prevent the Latter? pp. 119-135: Victoria Miller
Market‐Based Measures of Monetary Policy Expectations and Their Evolution Since the Introduction of the Euro pp. 137-167: Fabio Filipozzi
A Note on the (Un)Pleasant Arithmetic of Fiscal Policy: The Case of Italian Public Debt pp. 169-183: Luigi Marattin and Massimiliano Marzo

The Limits of Transparency pp. 1-37: Alex Cukierman
Forecasting the Direction of Policy Rate Changes: The Importance of ECB Words pp. 39-66: Carlo Rosa
The International Financial Crisis Viewed by Experts pp. 67-95: Antonio Forte and Giovanni Pesce
Interest‐Rate Reforms and Financial Deepening in Botswana: An Empirical Investigation pp. 97-116: Nicholas Odhiambo and Oludele A. Akinboade

I. The context of the global financial crisis pp. 211-213: Giovanni Ferri
II. The conference proceedings pp. 213-217: Gian Maria Milesi‐Ferretti
Non‐linearities, Business Cycles and Exchange Rates pp. 219-239: Menzie Chinn
External Imbalances and the Extensive Margin of Trade pp. 241-257: Vahagn Galstyan and Philip Lane
Fundamentals at Odds? The US Current Account Deficit and Dollar pp. 259-281: Gian Maria Milesi‐Ferretti
Composition of International Assets and the Long‐run Current Account pp. 283-313: Cédric Tille
Reserves, Sovereign Wealth Funds and the Resilience of Global Imbalances pp. 315-343: Enrique Alberola and Jose Maria Serena Garralda
The Impact of a Disorderly Resolution of Global Imbalances on Global Wealth pp. 345-379: Francis Warnock

The Power of the Euro–Sterling Rates in Explaining Asset Market Rates: A High‐frequency Analysis pp. 127-140: Gianluca Lagana
Costly Tax Enforcement and Financial Repression pp. 141-154: Rangan Gupta and Emmanuel Ziramba
The Effects of Screening and Monitoring on Credit Rationing of SMEs pp. 155-179: Mariarosaria Agostino, Damiano B. Silipo and Francesco Trivieri
On the Use of the Moving Average Trading Rule to Test for Weak Form Efficiency in Capital Markets pp. 181-201: Alexandros E. Milionis and Evangelia Papanagiotou
Microfinance at a Crossroads pp. 203-210: Diego Lanzi

Monetary Policy Rules for a Small Open Economy pp. 1-30: Wolfram Berger
Investment under Uncertainty, Debt and Taxes pp. 31-58: Andrea Gamba, Gordon A. Sick and Carmen Aranda León
Trade Balance and Exchange Rate: Unit Roots, Co‐integration and Long Memory in the US and the UK pp. 59-74: Luis A. Gil‐Alana, Natalia Luqui and Juncal Cuñado
Threshold Dynamics of Short‐term Interest Rates: Empirical Evidence and Implications for the Term Structure pp. 75-117: Theofanis Archontakis and Wolfgang Lemke
Are Central Bank Preferences Asymmetric? A Comment pp. 119-126: A. Patrick Minford and Naveen Srinivasan

The Heath, Jarrow, Morton Model pp. 205-207: Oldrich Alfons Vasicek
The Value of Relationship Lending: Small Banks in an Era of Consolidation pp. 209-230: Paola Bongini, Maria Luisa Di Battista and Emma Zavarrone
Estimating the Fractional Order of Integration of Yields in the Brazilian Fixed Income Market pp. 231-246: Benjamin Tabak
The Interaction between the Central Bank and a Single Monopoly Union Revisited: Does Greater Monetary Policy Uncertainty Reduce Nominal Wages? pp. 247-258: Luigi Bonatti

Household Debt and Credit: Economic Issues and Data Problems pp. 115-146: Giuseppe Bertola and Stefan Hochguertel
Lessons from the ECB Experience: Frankfurt Still Matters! pp. 147-170: Zeno Rotondi and Giacomo Vaciago
Does Financial Liberalization Lower Problem Loans in Banks? pp. 171-188: Saibal Ghosh
What Do Data Say About Monetary Policy, Bank Liquidity and Bank Risk Taking? pp. 189-203: Marcella Lucchetta

Dynamic Equilibrium with Overpriced Put Options pp. 1-26: Sergei Isaenko
A New Approach to Predicting Recessions pp. 27-42: Ken Nyholm
Information Technology and Productivity Changes in the Banking Industry pp. 43-76: Luca Casolaro and Giorgio Gobbi
Financial Frictions and Risky Corporate Debt pp. 77-87: Doriana Ruffino and Jonathan Treussard
Asset Pricing and Cost of Equity in the Tunisian Banking Sector: Panel Data Evidence pp. 89-113: Sami Ben Naceur and Samir Ghazouani

A Comparison of Alternative Non‐parametric Estimators of the Short Rate Diffusion Coefficient pp. 227-252: Roberto Renò, Antonio Roma and Stephen Schaefer
Investor Reaction to Inter‐corporate Business Contracting: Evidence and Explanation pp. 253-291: Fayez A. Elayan, Kuntara Pukthuanthong and Richard Roll
Do Upgradings and Downgradings Convey Information? An Event Study of the French Bond Market pp. 293-317: Maurizio Dallocchio, Jerome Hubler, Philippe Raimbourg and Antonio Salvi
The Number of Bank Relationships of SMEs: A Disaggregated Analysis of Changes in the Swiss Loan Market pp. 319-353: Doris Neuberger, Solvig Räthke and Christoph Schacht
Estimating the Term Structure of Credit Spreads on Euro‐denominated Corporate Bonds pp. 355-375: Ombretta Terazzan
Finance, Banks and the Stability of Emerging Markets pp. 377-383: Diego Lanzi

Revisiting the European Monetary System Experience: Were Some Members More Equal than Others? pp. 151-172: Lorenzo Bini Smaghi and Giovanni Ferri
Tax‐induced Dissimilarities Between Domestic and Foreign Mutual Funds in Italy pp. 173-202: Roberto Savona
Credibility, Irreversibility of Investment, and Liberalization Reforms in LDCs pp. 203-218: Andrea Bassanini
Essay Review on Raghuram G. Rajan and Luigi Zingales (2003), Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists, Random House, New York pp. 219-225: Giovanni Ferri

Stock Market Fluctuations and Money Demand in Italy, 1913–2003 pp. 1-47: Massimo Caruso
Bank Mergers, Information, Default and the Price of Credit pp. 49-62: Margarida Catalão-Lopes
Optimal Monetary Policy with Price and Wage Rigidities pp. 63-95: Massimiliano Marzo
Market for Information and Identity Disclosure in an Experimental Open Limit Order Book pp. 97-119: Pietro Perotti and Barbara Rindi
Do Market‐based Indicators Anticipate Rating Agencies? Evidence for International Banks pp. 121-150: Antonio Di Cesare