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2017, volume 32

Securitisation, credit risk and lending standards revisited

David Marques-Ibanez

2017, volume 31

Is collateral eligibility priced?

Stefano Corradin

2017, volume 30

Missing disinflation and missing inflation

Elena Bobeica and Marek Jarociński

2016, volume 29

The effective lower bound: some implications for inflation dynamics beyond the current low interest rate environment

Sebastian Schmidt

2016, volume 28

The recovery of investment in the euro area in the aftermath of the great recession: how does it compare historically?

Philip Vermeulen

2016, volume 27

Does the tax advantage of debt impact financial stability?

Glenn Schepens

2016, volume 26

How distinct are financial cycles from business cycles?

Gerhard Rünstler

2016, volume 25

The role of the ECB’s asset purchases in preventing a potential de-anchoring of longer-term inflation expectations

Günter Coenen and Sebastian Schmidt

2016, volume 24

How large is the output gap in the euro area

Marek Jarociński and Michele Lenza

2015, volume 23

Inflation and unemployment in Europe – insights from the ECB’s 2015 Sintra Forum pp. 1-8

Vítor Constancio, Philipp Hartmann and Oreste Tristani

The heterogeneous interpretation of forward guidance pp. 9-14

Philippe Andrade

Shall we trust governments' fiscal plans? pp. 15-18

Joan Paredes

2015, volume 22

Financial instability in macroeconomics: a set of new structural models pp. 1-11

Frédéric Boissay, Philipp Hartmann and Kalin Nikolov

The financial and macroeconomic effects of OMT announcements pp. 12-16

Michele Lenza

The impact of financial transaction taxes: new evidence pp. 17-20

Jean-Edouard Colliard and Peter Hoffmann

2014, volume 21

Assessing competitiveness: initial results from the new compnet micro-based database pp. 2-7

Paloma Lopez-Garcia and Filippo di Mauro

Dealing with a liquidity trap when government debt matters pp. 8-11

Sebastian Schmidt

House prices and expectations pp. 12-15

Caterina Mendicino

2014, volume 20

The sovereign-bank nexus pp. 2-4

Kalin Nikolov and Alexander Popov

Choosing variables in macroeconomic modelling pp. 5-8

Marek Jarociński and Bartosz Maćkowiak

External and macroeconomic adjustment in Spain and Germany pp. 9-12

Elena Angelini and Michele Ca' Zorzi

2013, volume 19

Introducing Systemic Financial instability into macroeconomics: how to meet the challenge? pp. 2-9

Philipp Hartmann, Kirstin Hubrich and Manfred Kremer

Wealth heterogeneity and the response of consumption to shocks pp. 10-12

Jiri Slacalek

The euro system household finance and consumption survey: an important resource for policy-makers and researchers pp. 13-17

Dimitris Christelis and Sebastien Perez-Duarte

2013, volume 18

Heterogeneous transmission mechanism and the credit channel in the euro area pp. 2-8

Matteo Ciccarelli and Angela Maddaloni

Firms’ adjustment during times of crisis pp. 9-11

Ana Lamo

Macroeconomic effects of large-scale asset purchase programs pp. 12-15

Mark Gertler and Peter Karadi

2012, volume 17

The impact of the Securities Markets Programme pp. 2-5

Simone Manganelli

Conditional probabilities and contagion measures for euro area sovereign default risk pp. 6-11

Bernd Schwaab

Bank dependence and investment during the financial crisis pp. 12-14

Philip Vermeulen

2012, volume 16

Does regulation at home affect bank risk-taking abroad? pp. 2-6

Alexander Popov

Cyclical precautionary saving and monetary policy pp. 7-9

Bianca De Paoli and Pawel Zabczyk

What drives the US personal saving rate? The role of wealth, credit and uncertainty pp. 10-12

Jiri Slacalek

2012, volume 15

Bubbles, banks and financial stability pp. 2-6

Kalin Nikolov

Monetary policy analysis and data revisions – vintage combination from a real-time dataset pp. 7-11

Matteo Ciccarelli

Credit risk and the zero lower bound on interest rates pp. 12-14

Fiorella De Fiore and Oreste Tristani

2011, volume 14

The euro area sovereign crisis: monitoring spillovers and contagion pp. 2-4

Gianni Amisano and Oreste Tristani

Financial frictions, financial integration and the international propagation of shocks pp. 5-10

Giovanni Lombardo and Luca Dedola

Revisiting the information content of core inflation pp. 11-13

Michele Lenza

2011, volume 13

Managing exchange rate misalignment and current account imbalances pp. 2-7

Luca Dedola

Technology, hours and factor substitution pp. 8-12

Peter McAdam

2011, volume 12

New methodologies for systemic risk measurement pp. 2-6

Stefano Corradin, Simone Manganelli and Bernd Schwaab

What can the diamond-mortensen-pissarides model tell us about the conduct of monetary policy in the euro area? pp. 7-11

Kai Christoffel

Rational inattention pp. 12-15

Bartosz Maćkowiak

2010, volume 11

Enhancing monetary analysis pp. 2-6

Gianni Amisano, Andreas Beyer and Michele Lenza

“Return-free risk”? Market pricing in credit risk markets pp. 7-8

Martin Scheicher

Macroeconomic forecasting: can forecast combination help? pp. 9-12

Geoff Kenny

2010, volume 10

Wage dynamics in Europe: some new findings pp. 2-5

Ana Lamo and Frank Smets

When does fiscal stimulus work? pp. 6-10

Günter Coenen, Juha Kilponen and Mathias Trabandt

Risk, uncertainty and monetary policy pp. 11-13

Geert Bekaert and Marie Hoerova