The Economists' Voice

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Volume 19, issue 2, 2022

The Economists’ Voice, December Issue 2022, Editorial pp. 103-107

Friedrich Heinemann and Gunther Schnabl

Sanctions are Costly for Citizens but Beneficial for Autocrats: A Political-Economic Perspective pp. 109-123

Eichenberger Reiner and David Stadelmann

The New Advocacy for Autarky: Self-Sufficiency is Now Once Again Becoming Popular for Geopolitical Reasons pp. 125-145

Dieter Heribert and Biedermann Johanna

Policy Rules Consistent with the FOMC’s Longer-Run Goals and Monetary Policy Strategy pp. 147-160

David Papell and Prodan Ruxandra

Monetary Policy Normalization and Central Bank Profits: A Break-Even Point Perspective pp. 161-186

Zbigniew Polański and Mikołaj Szadkowski

Does Financial Dominance Explain the Recent Rise in Inflation? pp. 187-203

Winkler Adalbert

The Influence of Economic Freedom on the Shadow Economy in Developed and Developing Countries pp. 205-227

Andreas Freytag, Friedrich Schneider and Spiegel Sebastian E.

EU Green Taxonomy Data – A First Vendor Survey pp. 229-242

Hoepner Andreas G. F. and Schneider Fabiola I.

EU Taxonomy: Mission Impossible pp. 243-249

Kooths Stefan

Will the EU Taxonomy Impact the Trade Specialisation of European Economies? pp. 251-260

Monika Köppl-Turyna and Wolfgang Schwarzbauer

Green Finance and the EU-Taxonomy for Sustainable Activities: Why Using More Direct Environmental Policy Tools Is Preferable pp. 261-266

Clemens Fuest and Volker Meier

EU Taxonomy and ECB Monetary Policy: Moving Towards Centrally-Directed Green Capital Allocation? pp. 267-273

Gunther Schnabl

The EU Taxonomy’s (Potential) Effects on the Banking Sector and Bank Lending to Firms pp. 275-283

Karolin Kirschenmann

Volume 19, issue 1, 2022

Editorial: Expansionary Monetary Policy and the Design of Debt Rules in the European Union pp. 1-3

Friedrich Heinemann and Gunther Schnabl

The COVID-19 Inflation Weighting in Israel pp. 5-14

Jonathan Benchimol, Itamar Caspi and Levin Yuval

Beware of Pitfalls in the European Central Bank’s Review of Monetary Policy Strategy pp. 15-23

Roberto Tamborini

The Inflationary Potential of the Historic 2021 SDR Allocation pp. 25-35

Edoardo Beretta and Doris Neuberger

Subsidizing Semiconductor Production for a Strategically Autonomous European Union? pp. 37-58

Hubertus Bardt, Röhl Klaus-Heiner and Rusche Christian

Fiscal Rules: Anchors of Stability pp. 59-62

Niklas Potrafke and Christoph Schaltegger

Public Expenditure and Sustainable Public Finances Post-COVID pp. 63-71

Ludger Schuknecht

EU Governments Must not Return to Their Dysfunctional Fiscal Rules pp. 73-79

Achim Truger

In an Imperfect World Policy Rules Cannot be Perfect Either pp. 81-85

Gert Wagner

Private Enforcement of the German Debt Brake pp. 87-95

Hauser Patrick

Releasing the Brake: Germany’s National Fiscal Rule No Longer Ensures Compliance with European Fiscal Rules pp. 97-101

Buettner Thiess

Volume 18, issue 1, 2021

Challenges for Monetary and Fiscal Policy in a Post-Covid-19 Order pp. 1-3

Gunther Schnabl

The ECB Under the Threat of Fiscal Dominance – The Individual Central Banker Dimension pp. 5-30

Friedrich Heinemann and Jan Kemper

Monetary Policy and Asset Price Gap Signal Technology in a New Keynesian Framework pp. 31-45

Mislin Alexander

Natural Interest Rate and Money Interest Rates pp. 47-66

Ulrich van Suntum

Eurobonds: Three Lessons from China’s “Debt Centralization/Decentralization” Experience pp. 67-80

Zhiyong An

Determinants of Japanese Household Saving Behavior in the Low-Interest Rate Environment pp. 81-99

Latsos Sophia and Gunther Schnabl

Joe Biden: A Bearer of Hope pp. 101-108

Fabian Ruthardt

Sustainability of the Bank of Japan’s ETF Purchasing Policy pp. 109-113

Harada Kimie

Serendipity or a Missed Chance? On the Interaction Between Vaccine Distribution and the EU Recovery Funds pp. 115-127

Corrado Macchiarelli and Giacon Renato

Conceptualizing the Cost of COVID Policy: The Role of Institutional Trade-Offs pp. 129-136

Geloso Vincent

Taliban Soft or Hard Makes No Difference pp. 137-141

Dnes Antony

Volume 17, issue 1, 2020

Rejoinder to Homburg pp. 01

Robra Bernt-Peter and Felder Stefan

Reply to Robra and Felder (2020) pp. 02

Homburg Stefan

COVID 19 and Central Banks Dominate the Agenda pp. 04

Gunther Schnabl

How the Corona Pandemic is Plunging the Monetary System into Crisis pp. 06

Fischer Malte

Effectiveness of Corona Lockdowns: Evidence for a Number of Countries pp. 06

Homburg Stefan

Special Drawing Rights: International Monetary Support for Developing Countries in Times of the COVID-19 Crisis pp. 06

Gallagher Kevin, Ocampo José Antonio and Ulrich Volz

Geopolitics, Economic Freedom and Economic Performance pp. 6

Weede Erich

Homburg’s Lockdown Analysis: Conclusions without Data and an Appropriate Estimation Model pp. 09

Robra Bernt-Peter and Felder Stefan

The COVID-19 Crisis: Policy Recommendations for Japan pp. 09

Naoyuki Yoshino and Nella Hendriyetty

The COVID-19 and bond spreads pp. 10

Rui Esteves and Nathan Sussman

Collective Decision-making: FIFA from the Perspective of Public Choice pp. 15

Follert Florian, Richau Lukas, Emrich Eike and Christian Pierdzioch

The Euro Area Imbalances Narrative in a Franco-German Perspective: The Importance of the Longer-Run View pp. 17

Ansgar Belke and Daniel Gros

An Analysis of the Structure of Trade Between Australia and China: An Australian Perspective pp. 18

Marks Andrew

Critical Analysis of the Zero Risk Weight Privilege for European Sovereign Debt in Light of Art. 124 TFEU pp. 28

Hauser Patrick

Is the Interest Rate Channel still working? Post-Crisis Evidence from German SMEs pp. 31

Gerstenberger Juliane