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2021, volume 82

Euro area money markets over the past 15 years: changes, driving factors and implications for monetary policy

Stefano Corradin, Marie Hoerova and Glenn Schepens

2021, volume 81

Nothing compares to your loan officer – continuity of relationships and loan renegotiation

Melina Papoutsi

2021, volume 80

How much capital should banks hold?

Caterina Mendicino, Kalin Nikolov, Juan-Rubio Ramirez, Javier Suarez and Dominik Supera

2021, volume 79

Can consumers’ inflation expectations help stabilise the economy?

Geoff Kenny and Ioana Duca

2020, volume 78

How does competition among high-frequency traders affect market liquidity?

Johannes Breckenfelder

2020, volume 77

How does monetary policy affect investment in the euro area?

Elena Durante, Annalisa Ferrando and Philip Vermeulen

2020, volume 76

Does a big bazooka matter? Quantitative easing policies and exchange rates

Luca Dedola, Georgios Georgiadis, Johannes Gräb and Arnaud Mehl

2020, volume 75

How has the U.S. coronavirus aid package affected household spending?

Christopher Carroll, Edmund Crawley, Jiri Slacalek and Matthew White

2020, volume 74

Why has inflation in the United States been so stable since the 1990s?

Marco Del Negro, Michele Lenza, Giorgio Primiceri and Andrea Tambalotti

2020, volume 73

How do financial markets react to monetary policy signals?

Carlo Altavilla and Roberto Motto

2020, volume 72

Global Weakness Index – reading the economy’s vital signs during the COVID-19 crisis

Gabriel Perez Quiros

2020, volume 71

COVID-19 and non-performing loans: lessons from past crises

Lev Ratnovski

2020, volume 70

Do banks invest in riskier securities in response to negative central bank interest rates?

Johannes Bubeck, Angela Maddaloni and Jose-Luis Peydro

2020, volume 69

The growth of non-bank finance and new monetary policy tools

Adrien d'Avernas, Quentin Vandeweyer and Matthieu Darracq Paries

2020, volume 68

How costly are pension reform reversals?

Carolin Nerlich

2020, volume 67

Public spending at the effective lower bound: how significant are the sustainability risks?

Niccolò Battistini and Giovanni Callegari

2020, volume 66

How ECB purchases of corporate bonds helped reduce firms’ borrowing costs

Andrea Zaghini

2019, volume 65

How does sluggish updating of information affect consumer spending?

Jiri Slacalek

2019, volume 64

Finance and decarbonisation: why equity markets do it better

Ralph De Haas and Alexander Popov

2019, volume 63

The gender promotion gap: what holds back female economists from making a career in central banking?

Ana Lamo and Luc Laeven

2019, volume 62

Unconventional monetary policy operations – to what extent is there an upside for central bank balance sheet risks?

Bernd Schwaab and Diego Caballero

2019, volume 61

How to signal the future path of interest rates? The international evidence on forward guidance

Michael Ehrmann, Gaetano Gaballo, Peter Hoffmann and Georg Strasser

2019, volume 60

Do low interest rates hurt banks’ equity values?

Miguel Ampudia

2019, volume 59

Price and Wage Setting when Accurate Decisions Are Costly: Implications for Monetary Policy Transmission

James Costain and Anton Nakov

2019, volume 58

Prudential regulation, national differences and banking stability

Angela Maddaloni and Alessandro Scopelliti

2019, volume 57

What is the macroeconomic impact of changing money market conditions?

Fiorella De Fiore, Marie Hoerova and Harald Uhlig

2019, volume 56

Interactions between monetary and macroprudential policies

Alejandro Van der Ghote

2019, volume 55

Interest rate risk in the euro area

Peter Hoffmann

2019, volume 54

Quantitative easing did not increase inequality in the euro area

Jiri Slacalek and Michele Lenza

2018, volume 53

How is a firm’s credit risk affected by sovereign risk?

Johannes Breckenfelder

2018, volume 52

After the credit squeeze: how labour market flexibility can strengthen firm growth and employment

Luc Laeven, Peter McAdam and Alexander Popov

2018, volume 51

Common factors of commodity prices

Simona Delle Chiaie, Laurent Ferrara and Domenico Giannone

2018, volume 50

The macroeconomic impact of news about policy and news about the economy in ECB announcements

Marek Jarociński and Peter Karadi

2018, volume 49

What did forecasters learn during the European sovereign debt crisis about the impact of fiscal policies on economic growth?

Lucyna Gόrnicka, Christophe Kamps, Gerrit Koester and Nadine Leiner-Killinger

2018, volume 48

Fiscal transfers without moral hazard?

Roel Beetsma, Simone Cima and Jacopo Cimadomo

2018, volume 47

Designing QE in a fiscally sound monetary union

Tilman Bletzinger and Leopold von Thadden

2018, volume 46

Price convergence in the EU: What can we learn from the car market?

Georg Strasser

2018, volume 45

The effective lower bound and the desirability of gradual interest rate adjustments

Sebastian Schmidt

2018, volume 44

Do consumers respond symmetrically to positive and negative income shocks?

Dimitris Georgarakos

2018, volume 43

Bank lending under negative policy rates

Glenn Schepens

2018, volume 42

Sub-sovereign bonds in banks’ portfolios: A role for political connections?

Alexander Popov

2017, volume 41

Collateral, central clearing counterparties and regulation

Florian Heider

2017, volume 40

Bank business models at negative interest rates

Bernd Schwaab

2017, volume 39

What will monetary policy look like after the crisis?

Alan Blinder, Michael Ehrmann, Jakob de Haan and David-Jan Jansen

2017, volume 38

Did recent reforms facilitate EU labour market adjustment?

Ana Lamo

2017, volume 37

What determines the impact of macroeconomic news on asset markets?

Georg Strasser

2017, volume 36

Monetary-fiscal interactions and the euro area’s vulnerability

Marek Jarociński and Bartosz Maćkowiak

2017, volume 35

Government guarantees and the bank-sovereign nexus

Agnese Leonello

2017, volume 34

The hazards of vague communication

Gaetano Gaballo

2017, volume 33

The ECB’s announcements of non-standard measures and longer-term inflation expectations

Peter Karadi