Journal of Central Banking Theory and Practice

2012 - 2024

From Central bank of Montenegro
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General Aspects of Monetary and Fiscal Policy Coordination pp. 5-27: Damir Šehović
Quantitative Analysis of Business Success Indicators in the Banking Sector of the Republic of Serbia pp. 29-46: Jelena Stanković, Vesna Janković-Milić and Snežana Radukić
The Key Characteristics of Financial Reporting in the European System of Central Banks pp. 47-69: Valentina Ivanović
Unemployment Gap in the Currency Board Regime pp. 71-84: Novak Kondić and Borivoje D. Krušković
Measures of Financial Stability in Macedonia pp. 85-110: Magdalena Petrovska and Elena Mucheva Mihajlovska
Implications of Fiscal Irresponsibility on Financial Stability pp. 111-138: Milutin Ješić

Central Banking in Making during the Post-Crisis World and the Policy-Mix of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey pp. 5-18: Yasin Akcelik, Ahmet Aysan and Arif Oduncu
Expanding and Diversifying Montenegro’s Exports: A Product Space Analysis pp. 19-34: Zeljko Bogetic, Igor Pejović and Israel Osorio-Roddarte
Challenges in Change Management in Central Banks pp. 35-49: Radoica Luburić
Financial Stability in Open Markets Economy: Holistic Approach in Economic Policy pp. 51-79: Marijana Mitrović Mijatović
Analysis of Financial Structure of the Serbian Banking Sector: Impact of the Financial Crisis pp. 81-92: Snezana Popovčić-Avrić, Vule Mizdraković and Marina Đenić
Development of the Banking Sector in CEE Countries – Comparative Analysis pp. 93-114: Lidija Barjaktarović, Maja Paunović and Dejan Ječmenica

Crisis management and the banking system in Montenegro pp. 5-19: Radoje Žugić
Recent Developments, Outlook and Policy Agenda in Western Balkans pp. 21-62: Zeljko Bogetic
New Monetary Policy Challenges pp. 63-67: Alexey V. Ulyukaev
The new EU Macroeconomic Imbalances Procedure and its Relevance for the Candidate Countries pp. 69-88: Daniela Bobeva
The Performance of Melanesian Central Banks pp. 89-110: Michael Turner and Alistair Brown
Essay on Monetary Policy and Economic Growth pp. 111-138: Bojan Dimitrijević and Ivan Lovre
Determinants of Currency Substitution/Dollarization – The Case of the Republic of Serbia pp. 139-155: Ivan Milenković and Milivoje Davidović
The Efficiency of the Currency Board Arrangement pp. 157-176: Nikola Fabris and Gojko Rodić
Book review FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Ichak Kalderon Adizes pp. 177-181: Radoica Luburić

Architecture and infrastructure for governing information security in central banks pp. 5-17: Kemal Hajdarevic, Kemal Kozaric and Jasmin Hadzigrahic
Corporate governance and firm performance with special reference to the banking system: empirical evidence from Monetengro pp. 19-54: Zorica Kalezić
The economic impacts of the foreign direct investments: panel estimation by sectors on the case of Macedonian economy pp. 55-73: Aneta Krstevska and Magdalena Petrovska
Importance of forward contracts in the financial crisis pp. 75-96: Marina Djenic, Snezana Popovcic-Avric and Lidija Barjaktarovic
Equilibrium real effective exchange rate estimation for the Slovak economy pp. 97-132: Milan Gylánik
Book review MONETARY AND CREDIT POLICY by Kemal Kozarić and Nikola Fabris pp. 133-137: Radoica Luburić

Monetary policy at crisis times pp. 5-24: Kemal Kozarić and Nikola Fabris
The impact of the budget deficit on the currency and inflation in the transition economies pp. 25-57: Petraq Milo
Does the currency board regime provide an exit strategy: example of the transition economy in the process of EU/EMU accession pp. 59-75: Jelena Galic
Transparency analysis in the function of central bank objective pp. 77-90: Novak Kondić and Borivoje D. Krušković
Influence of different monetary regimes on financial stability in see countries pp. 91-106: Zoran Grubisic and Perisa Ivanovic
Trade, convergence and exchange rate regime: evidence from Bulgaria and Romania pp. 107-139: Emilia Penkova-Pearson