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Volume 51, issue 4, 2018
- The Non-Standard Monetary Policy Measures of the ECB: Motivations, Effectiveness and Risks pp. 513-560
- Stefano Neri and Stefano Siviero
- The Limits of a Negative Interest Rate Policy (NIRP) pp. 561-586
- Gerhard Illing
- Unemployment as a Target for Central Banks? The Case of Hysteresis pp. 587-620
- Ansgar Belke
- The Swiss Sovereign Money Initiative pp. 621-644
- Katrin Assenmacher and Claus Brand
- Money and Credit: Lessons of the Irish Bank Strike of 1970 pp. 645-668
- Malte Krueger
Volume 51, issue 3, 2018
- A Two-Agent Model of Inflation pp. 367-388
- Frank Browne and David Cronin
- The Alternative Three-Factor Model: Evidence from the German Stock Market pp. 389-420
- Dr. Florian Kiesel, M.Sc. Andreas Lübbering and Prof. Dr. Dirk Schiereck
- Performance of Bond Ladder Strategies: Evidence from a Period of Low Interest Rates pp. 421-444
- Prof. Dr. Christoph Schmidhammer
- Regional differences in the efficiency of German savings banks pp. 445-464
- Prof. Dr. Peter Reichling and M.Sc. Gordon Schulze
- Valuation at origination of legal prepayment options embedded in 15-year German mortgage loans pp. 465-490
- Dr. Jan Henrik Wosnitza
Volume 51, issue 2, 2018
- Microfinance – Once and Today pp. 183–203
- Reinhard Schmidt
- The Time Variation of Liquidity Risk in US Stock Markets pp. 205–225
- Michael Ludwig
- The Payout Behaviour of German Savings Banks pp. 227–257
- Matthias Köhler
- Cash-flow Sensitivities of Interdependent Corporate Decisions – The Role of Financial Constraints and Hedging Needs pp. 259-292
- Christina Bannier and Carolin Schürg
- Overcoming the Matthew Effect in Status Dominated Environments – a Configurational Analysis of Venture Capital Investments pp. 293–314
- Elisabeth S. C. Berger and Andreas Kuckertz
- 48. Konstanzer Seminar zur Geldtheorie und Geldpolitik 2017 pp. 315–324
- Yao Chen and Katja Mann
- Nach Frankfurt 2010 nun Mannheim 2017 – Eindrücke von der EFA-Jahrestagung 2017 in Mannheim und Erfolge deutscher Hochschulen bei den DGF- und EFA-Tagungen seit 2009 pp. 325–337
- Wolfgang Breuer
Volume 51, issue 1, 2018
- The Creeping Competence of the European Central Bank During the Euro Crisis pp. 41-53
- Prof. Michele Chang
- The Transparency of the European Central Bank in the Single Supervisory Mechanism pp. 55-72
- Dr. Florin Coman-Kund, Dr. Anastasia Karatzia and Prof. Dr. Fabian Amtenbrink
- Leadership by Default: The ECB and the Announcement of Outright Monetary Transactions pp. 73-91
- Dr. Magnus G. Schoeller
- The European Central Bank as the Only Game in Town: How Could Fiscal Policy Makers Play Along? pp. 93-111
- Ad van Riet
- ECB-Eurogroup Conflicts and Financial Stability in the Eurozone pp. 113-126
- Dr. Shawn Donnelly
- Solidifying Consensus. An Inquiry into the Expertise of European Monetary Policy Makers pp. 127-150
- Sebastian Heidebrecht
- On the Role of International Spillovers from the European Central Bank’s Unconventional Monetary Policy pp. 151-170
- Ansgar Belke and Irina Dubova
Volume 50, issue 4, 2017
- Finanzstabilität, Transparenz und Verantwortlichkeit: Stellungnahme für das Bundesverfassungsgericht pp. 421-454
- Martin Hellwig
- Effectiveness of Unconventional Monetary Policy in the Euro Area: An Assessment Based on a Literature Survey pp. 455-488
- Salomon Fiedler, Isabel Gödl-Hanisch, Nils Jannsen and Maik Wolters
- Money Growth and Aggregate Stock Returns pp. 489-508
- Dr. Tobias Böing and Prof. Dr. Georg Stadtmann
- Tolling the Bell for “Too-Big-to-Fail”? – A Comparison Between Four Special Bank Resolution Regimes pp. 509-543
- Prof. (em.) Dr. Yoichi Iwasa and Prof. Dr. Uwe Vollmer
- Leverage Ratios for Different Bank Business Models pp. 545-573
- David Grossmann
Volume 50, issue 3, 2017
- Reconsidering the Independence of the European Central Bank pp. 267-279
- Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Rudolf Richter
- Goldene Illusionen, gefährliche Folgen: Warum ein entpolitisierter, regelgebundener Goldstandard keine tragfähige Alternative zur derzeitigen Währungsordnung ist pp. 281-298
- Prof. Dr. Olaf Schlotmann and Sikandar Siddiqui
- What predicts Financial (In)Stability? A Bayesian Approach pp. 299-336
- Michael Sigmund and Ingrid Stein
- MREL and TLAC: The Path from Bail-out to Bail-in for Banks´ Creditors in the European Union pp. 337-362
- Dipl.-Volkswirt Stefan Best and Prof. Dr. Oliver Read
- Banks’ Net Interest Margin and the Level of Interest Rates pp. 363-392
- Ramona Busch and Christoph Memmel
Volume 50, issue 2, 2017
- Sparen, Sparkultur und die neuen Wege der Geldpolitik pp. 121-129
- Georg Fahrenschon
- Monetary Policy Crisis Management as a Threat to Economic Order pp. 151-169
- Andreas Freytag and Gunther Schnabl
- Fiscal Soundness and Monetary Policy pp. 171-187
- Dr.Florian Buck and Ludger Schuknecht
- The Effectivness of the Negative Interest Rate Policy in Japan pp. 189-212
- Naoyuki Yoshino, Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary and Hiroaki Miyamoto
- Conducting Monetary Policy in a Complex, Adaptive Economy: Past Mistakes and Future Possibilities pp. 213-235
- William R. White
- Versicherungswirtschaft:Herausforderung Niedrigzinsumfeld pp. 237-260
- Dr.Rolf Ketzler and Klaus Wiener
Volume 50, issue 1, 2017
- Relative Price Dispersion and Inflation: Evidence for the UK and the US pp. 3-24
- Dr. Gulnihal Aksoy, Don Bredin, Deirdre Corcoran and Stilianos Fountas
- Bank of Japan Interventions and the Volatility of the Dollar/Yen Exchange Rate pp. 25-36
- Georgios Chortareas and Ying Jiang
- Stock Prices Predictability at Long-horizons: Two Tales from the Time-Frequency Domain pp. 37-61
- Nikolaos Mitinanoudis and Theologos Dergiades
- Investigating the relationship between central bank transparency and stock market volatility in a nonparametric framework pp. 63-83
- Stephanos Papadamou, Moise Sidiropoulos and Prof. Dr. Nickolaos Tzeremes
Volume 49, issue 4, 2016
- Understanding the Predictability of Excess Returns pp. 485-505
- Daniel Thornton
- Monetary Policy and Asset Price Bubbles:A Nonlinear Policy Rule pp. 507-514
- Alexander Mislin
- Offsetting and Sterilization Mechanisms in Argentina (1992–2014) pp. 515-534
- Carolyn Thomas and Nicolas Cachanosky
- Banks, Regions and Development After the Crisis and Under the New Regulatory System pp. 535-561
- Pietro Alessandrini, Michele Fratianni, Luca Papi and Alberto Zazzaro
Volume 49, issue 3, 2016
- Flexibility Versus Stability: A Difficult Tradeoff in the Eurozone pp. 375-413
- Paul De Grauwe and Yuemei Ji
- Equity-Bond Returns Correlation and the Bond Yield: Evidence of Switching Behaviour from the G7 Markets pp. 415–444
- Andreas Humpe and Prof. David McMillan
- Erfolgsunterschiede städtischer und ländlicher Genossenschaftsbanken pp. 445–471
- Dr. Thomas Maurer and Prof. Dr. Friedrich Thießen
Volume 49, issue 2, 2016
- A Markov Switching Approach to Herding pp. 193-220
- Martin T. Bohl, Arne C. Klein and Pierre Siklos
- The Influence of the Eurosystem’s Deposit Rate on Bank Loan Supply pp. 221-244
- Monika Bucher and Ulrike Neyer
- Loss Potential from Credit Derivative Use by Corporate Bond Funds under U.S. and German Regulation – A Cross Country Comparison pp. 245-298
- Dominika P. Galkiewicz
- Supervisory Board Qualification of German Banks:Legal Standards and Survey Evidence* pp. 299-342
- Tobias Körner, Oliver Müller, Stephan Paul and Christoph Schmidt
Volume 49, issue 1, 2016
- Optimal Monetary Policy in a Currency Union: Implications of Country-specific Financial Frictions pp. 1-36
- Jochen Michaelis and Jakob Palek
- Excess liquidity creation of banks and nancial market peaks pp. 37-56
- Dr. Patrick Weber
- Stock Returns Following Large Price Changes and News Releases – Evidence from Germany pp. 57-91
- Prof. Dr. Christian Tallau and Prof. Dr. Rainer Baule
- Loan Pricing:Do Borrowers Benefit from Cost Efficient Banking? pp. 93-125
- Tobias Schlueter, Ramona Busch, Soenke Sievers and Thomas Hartmann-Wendels
- Do Bondholder Relations Efforts Pay Off for German Firms? An Em-pirical Approach pp. 127-153
- Steve Janner
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