Journal of Central Banking Theory and Practice
2012 - 2025
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Volume 14, issue 3, 2025
- Does Bank Capital Increase the Productivity of the Banking Industry? A Critical Review pp. 5-34

- André Arnaud Enguene
- Tax Cut-Induced Wage Growth as a Source of Inflation in a Dollarized Economy – Review of the Case of Montenegro pp. 35-51

- Maja Baćović
- Monetary Policy of the ECB and its Spillover Effects to Central and Eastern Europe. Rolling Window VAR Approach pp. 53-77

- Ewa Stawasz-Grabowska and Joanna Stawska
- Can Digitalisation Mitigate Financial Exclusion? Investigation of Regional Disparities pp. 79-104

- Kristina Kocisova and Tamara Petriková
- Carrot and Stick: Impact of Regulations, Subsidies, and Obligations on the Development of Cashless Payments in Poland pp. 105-138

- Michal Polasik, Radoslaw Kotkowski, Arkadiusz Manikowski, Leo van Hove, Krzysztof Maciejewski, Agnieszka Huterska and Marta Jakubowska
- Interest Rate Policy and the Assets and Financial Results of Central Banks in Selected European Union Member States pp. 139-160

- Piotr Misztal
- Does Central Bank Independence Affect Inflation? pp. 161-183

- Vera Gojčaj
- Sensitivity of Emerging Market Corporate Borrowing Spreads to Global Financial Conditions pp. 205-241

- Gulsah Kulali and Zekeriya Yildirim
- The Impacts of Liquidity Creation on Banking Stability: An Empirical Research in ASEAN-5 pp. 243-267

- Thanh Nga Thi Tran and Xuân Linh Nguyen Tran
Volume 14, issue 2, 2025
- Challenges and Opportunities of Implementing Digital Payment Systems in Southeast European Countries pp. 5-28

- Zoran Mastilo, Filip Barić and Adis Puška
- The Alignment of Monetary Policy in Foreign Countries with the Federal Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy: Evidence from Fixed and Floating Exchange Rate Regimes pp. 29-46

- Hatem Al-Hindawi, Ala’ Bashayreh and Samer Abdelhadi
- Can Stablecoins Prevent Price Increases and Financial Instability? An Economic and Legal Perspective pp. 47-61

- Sevasti–Maria Karakosta and Nikolaos A. Kyriazis
- An Implicit Credibility Index for the Central Banks that Implemented Inflation-Targeting Regime pp. 63-90

- Nezir Köse and Ali Talih Süt
- The Impact of Monetary Policy on Economic Growth in SEE Countries: A Multivariate Approach pp. 91-119

- Ljubomir Obradović and Zoran Grubišić
- Analyzing Macroeconomic Variables and Stress Testing Effects on Credit Risk: Comparative Analysis of European Banking Systems pp. 121-149

- Salma Gallas, Houssam Bouzgarrou and Montassar Zayati
- Do Financial Markets and Safe-Haven Assets Affect CBDCs? Examining the Nexus between CBDC, Stock Index, Metal Commodity Futures, Oil Price, and Volatility pp. 151-167

- Bilal Ahmed Memon and Gulhayo Nusratova
- Assessment of the Relationship between Central Bank Interest Rate, Inflation and Growth in Central Africa Countries with the New Leading-Lagging Method pp. 169-193

- Any Flore Djoumessi Djoukouo and Knut Lehre Seip
- The Relationship between Asset Size and Performance in Islamic Banks: An Application with SWARA-AHP-COPRAS Methods in the Covid-19 Era pp. 195-224

- Tuğba EYCEYURT Batir and Adem Babacan
- A Note on Structural Uncertainty, Flexibility and Monetary Policy Credibility: An Inflation Targeting Approach for the Post-Covid Period pp. 225-243

- Ricardo Ramalhete Moreira
Volume 14, issue 1, 2025
- Monetary Regimes with Two Nominal Anchors: Are they Possible? pp. 5-19

- Nikola Fabris
- Reassessment of Structural Changes in Financial Markets: The Direct Impact of Central Banks pp. 21-42

- Damià Rey Miró, Pedro V. Piffaut and Ricardo Palomo Zurdo
- Econometric Analysis of the Currency Crisis as a Consequence of Inflation Targeting pp. 43-57

- Borivoje D. Krušković
- How Politics Hinder Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) Development and What to Do about It pp. 59-74

- Peterson K. Ozili
- Climate Change Indicator Analysis pp. 75-94

- Vesna Martin
- The Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy and Central Bank Digital Currency: A New Monetary Order? pp. 95-119

- Elyor Davlatov and Judit Sági
- Introducing the Foreign Exchange Reserve Demand – Inflation Buffer Hypothesis pp. 121-144

- Omar Oman
- Central Bank Digital Currencies: Financial Stability Perspective pp. 145-162

- Nikola Kosanović
- Quantitative Tightening: Theory, Research, and Impact on Selected Emerging Market Economies pp. 163-181

- Hedvig Gal and Attila Juhasz
- Monetary Facts or Monetarist Facts? A Re-Examination pp. 183-214

- Muhammad Azam Khan and Salim Rashid
Volume 13, issue 3, 2024
- Artificial Intelligence, Fintech and Challenges to Central Banks pp. 5-42

- Milena Vučinić and Radoica Luburić
- Impact of Exchange Rate Regime Change on Bangladesh RMG Exports to the USA and the EU pp. 43-70

- Mohammad Abul Kashem
- Minimum Capital Requirements for Banks and the Financing of the Economies of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa pp. 71-107

- André Arnaud Enguene
- Analyzing the Impact of Fiscal and Monetary Policies on Income Distribution in Central Asian Economies pp. 109-140

- Muhammad Azam, Zulfiqar Khan and Yusnidah Ibrahim
- Deposit Channel of Monetary Policy in European Countries pp. 141-166

- Serhii Savluk and Olena Breheda
- To What Extent Does Central Bank Independence Alleviate Poverty in Developing Countries? pp. 167-189

- Ayoub Rabhi
- Fintech as an Enabler of Digital Economy Development in the Balkan Countries pp. 185-203

- Dušan Radulović and Nebojša Jovović
- Decision-Making Framework for Improving Bank Performance in Emerging Markets: The Analysis of AHP-TOPSIS and AHP-GRA Models pp. 191-218

- Sabbor Hussain, Jo-Hui Chen and Talib Hussain
- Does an Independent Central Bank Smooth Exchange Rate Volatility? Evidence from Time-Varying Panel Causality Analysis pp. 219-244

- Durmuş Çağrı Yıldırım, Ömer Esen and Uğur Çınar
- Central Bank Independence and Inflation Under Asymmetric Information: Delegation vs. Seesaw Effects pp. 245-270

- Ceyhun Elgin and Oğuz Öztunalı
- Transparency in Central Bank and Credit Expansion: Empirical Evidence from Asian Countries pp. 271-289

- Saeed Sazzad Jeris, Omar Bari Md. Ibrahim, Ferdous Ahmed Chowdhury and Humaira Begum
Volume 13, issue 2, 2024
- The Green Central Bank Index pp. 5-39

- Natalia Koshel and John Thanassoulis
- Structural Breaks and Co-Movements of Bitcoin and Ethereum: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic Period pp. 41-70

- Bilgehan Tekin
- The Quantity Theory of Money, Quantitative Easing and the Missing Inflation Phenomenon pp. 71-88

- Imad A. Moosa, Khalid Al-Saad and Ibrahim N. Khatatbeh
- The Side Effects of Macroprudential Policies on Economic Performance in the Arab Region pp. 89-107

- Rami Obeid
- Analysis of the Transparency Index of the Central Banks of the Western Balkan Countries pp. 109-128

- Vera Gojčaj
- Liquid Asset Holdings and Banking Profitability: Evidence from South Asia pp. 129-152

- Khalil Ullah Mohammad and Mohsin Raza Khan
- Non-Ricardian Borrowers and Mortgage Type: Implications for Monetary Policy Leaning against the Wind pp. 153-185

- Marcin Pietrzak
- Volatility Spillover: Garch Analysis of S&P 500's Influence on Precious Metals pp. 187-211

- Edo Duran, Zoran Grubisic and Milena Lazic
- Relationship Between Internet Banking Service Quality, e-Customer Satisfaction, and Loyalty: A Comparative Study of India and Pakistan pp. 213-228

- Ritesh Patel, Anand Kumar Mishra, Muhammad Zubair Chishti and Tejas M. Modi
- Social Responsibility of the Financial Sector in the Information and Network Economy: The Example of Systemically Important Banks in Ukraine and Comparison With Banks in Other Countries of the World pp. 229-258

- Oksana V. Portna, Natalia Yu. Iershova and Andrii A. Grytsenko
Volume 13, issue 1, 2024
- Do Financial Markets Allow the Independence of Central Banks? pp. 5-26

- Damià Rey Miró, Pedro Piffaut and Ricardo Palomo Zurdo
- Monetary Policy Between Stability and Growth pp. 27-42

- Nikola Fabris
- Swiss National Bank: Is the Recent Loss a Threat to Monetary Policy? A Research Note pp. 43-55

- Vanessa Kämpf, Georg Stadtmann and Lilli Zimmermann
- DLT Options for CBDC pp. 57-88

- Sky Guo, Joseph Kreitem and Thomas Moser
- Financial Fragility in Developing Countries: An Analysis in the Context of Monetary Policy and Central Bank Independence pp. 89-116

- Bengü Tosun and Selim Başar
- A Refinement of the Relationship Between Central Bank Independence, Inflation, and Income Inequality in Developing Countries pp. 117-131

- Fadi Fawaz and Masha Rahnamamoghadam
- Central Bank Digital Currency Adoption Challenges, Solutions, and a Sentiment Analysis pp. 133-165

- Peterson Ozili and Sergio Náñez Alonso
- Assessing the Banking Sector of Bosnia and Herzegovina: An Analysis of Financial Indicators through the MEREC and MARCOS Methods pp. 167-197

- Zoran Mastilo, Anđelka Štilić, Dejan Gligović and Adis Puška
- The Impact of Energy on Climate and Economic Stability: Forecast for Serbia pp. 199-222

- Nemanja Backović, Miomir Jakšić and Bojan Ilić
- Monetary Policy Press Releases of 24 Inflation Targeting Central Banks – A Comparison of their Key Features and Complexity pp. 223-243

- Piotr Szczerba, Anna Wojtyniak, Joanna Niedźwiedzińska and Wojciech Bogdanowicz
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