BNL Quarterly Review

1967 - 2007

Current editor(s): Alessandro Roncaglia

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The new financial architecture: from substantive to procedural rules pp. 337-363: Mario Sarcinelli
New directions in stabilisation policies pp. 365-394: Ralf Fendel
An economic policy for the fifth long wave pp. 395-437: Angelo Reati and Jan Toporowski

Basel II: panacea or a missed opportunity? pp. 215-264: Maximilian Hall
Central banks and information provided to the private sector pp. 265-295: Giovanni Di Bartolomeo and Enrico Marchetti
Why is food cheaper in rich (European) countries? pp. 297-327: Leon Podkaminer

European's federation and currency: the contribution of Luigi Einaudi pp. 109-130: Mario Sarcinelli
The US economy: weakness of the "strong" recovery pp. 131-139: Wynne Godley and Alex Izurieta
Trade liberalisation in Mexico: rhetoric and reality pp. 141-167: Penélope Pacheco-López and Anthony Thirlwall
Estimating the Bank of Japan's monetary policy reaction function pp. 169-183: Yu Hsing
An index for sustainable development pp. 185-206: Enrico Casadio Tarabusi and Paolo Palazzi

Unemployment, inquality and the policy of Europe: 1984-2000 pp. 3-28: James K. Galbraith and José Enrique Garcilazo
The treatment of SMEs loans in the New Basel Capital Accord: some evaluations pp. 29-70: Fabrizio Fabi, Sebastiano Laviola and Paolo Marullo Reedtz
The Eurosystem operational framework, use of colleteral and liquidity distribution in the euro area: towards a single interbank market? pp. 71-100: Gianfranco A. Vento

The process of european monetary integration: a comparison of the belgian and italian approaches pp. 299-335: Ivo Maes and Lucia Quaglia
Banking behaviour and the Brazilian economy after the Real Plan: The post-Keynesian approch pp. 337-365: Luiz Fernando de Paula and Antonio J. Alves
Is a transactions tax an effective means to stabilize the foreign exchange market? pp. 367-385: Andrea Terzi

Prospects for the world economy pp. 179-206: Paolo Sylos Labini
Analytical notes on the Balassa-Samuelson effect pp. 207-221: Leon Podkaminer
Intra-middle eastern trade: why is it so low? pp. 223-257: Hossein Askari, Rana Atie and Nicolas Khouri
Measuring the district effect. Reflections on the literature pp. 259-290: Giacomo Becattini and Francesco Musotti

Towards a sovereign bankruptcy procedure and greater restraint in IMF crisis lending. An interim assessmen pp. 83-112: Curzio Giannini
Does the stock of money have any causal significance? pp. 113-136: Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer
On the 'burden' of German unification pp. 137-169: Jörg Bibow

The reputation of a newborn central bank pp. 3-22: Zeno Rotondi and Giacomo Vaciago
Banks, regions and development pp. 23-55: Pietro Alessandrini, Luca Papi and Alberto Zazzaro
Software exporting: a developing country advantage pp. 57-74: Hossein Askari and Joydeep Chatterjee

Stocks and shocks pp. 347-361: Bert Scholtens and Marélie Steensma
Cross-sector diversification in financial conglomerates: simulations with a fair-value assets and liabilities model pp. 363-389: Jacob Bikker
The generation and distribution of central bank seigniorage in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland pp. 391-415: Eduard Hochreiter and Riccardo Rovelli
A contemporary investigation of causality between the primary government budget deficit and the ex ante real long term interest rate in the US pp. 417-435: Richard Cebula

Securities and banking: bridges and walls pp. 241-261: Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa
Central banking and financial innovation. A survey of the modern literature pp. 263-297: Jan Marc Berk
Monetary policy and wage bargaining in the EMU: restrictive ECB policies, high unemployment, nominal wage restraint and inflation above the target pp. 299-337: Eckhard Hein

Anchor, float or abandon ship: exchange rate regimes for the accession countries pp. 111-142: Willem Buiter and Clemens Grafe
Cyclical patterns in profits, provisioning and lending of banks and procyclicality of the new Basel capital requirements pp. 143-175: Jacob Bikker and Haixia Hu
Consolidation, ownership structure and efficiency in the Italian banking system pp. 177-217: Marcello Messori
Is the natural rate of growth exogenous?A comment pp. 219-227: Luciano Boggio and Gilberto Seravalli
Is the natural rate of growth exogenous? A reply pp. 229-232: Miguel Leon-Ledesma and Anthony Thirlwall

The price level and monetary policy pp. 3-12: Charles P. Kindleberger
Central bank forecasts of liquidity factors and the control of short term interest rates pp. 13-37: Ulrich Bindseil
M&A flows and the foreign exchange markets:practical experiences pp. 39-54: Martijn A. Schrijvers
Economic sanctions and US international business interests pp. 55-69: Hossein Askari, John Forrer, Hildy Teegen and Jiawen Yang
Pop competitiveness pp. 71-101: Roberto Cellino and Anna Soci

Structural biases in prudential regulation of banks pp. 341-353: Mario Tonveronachi
On the theory of interest rate policy pp. 355-380: Peter Spahn
The balance-of-payments constraint:from balanced trade to sustainable debt pp. 381-400: Nelson Barbosa-Filho
Impact of income-detection technology and other factors on aggregate income tax evasion:the case of the United States pp. 401-415: Richard Cebula
The developing recession in the United States pp. 417-425: Wynne Godley

Exchange-rate policy in eastern Europe and EU integration pp. 219-248: Jozef M. Van Brabant
The foreign exchange market interventions of the European Central Bank pp. 249-287: M. Frenkel, C. Pierdzionc and G. Stadtmann
What central banks have learned: lessons from pre-EMU Europe pp. 289-311: Aerdt Houben
Total factor productivity - a misleading concept pp. 313-332: Angelo Reati

The basle Committee's proposals for a new capital adequacy assessment framework: a critique pp. 111-179: Maximilian Hall
Does central bank independence reflect monetary commitment properly? Methodical considerations pp. 181-208: Andreas Freytag

Water management, Middle East peace and a role for the World bank pp. 3-36: Hossein Askari and Catherine Brown
Volatility spillovers and the role of leading financial centres pp. 37-71: Giulio Cifarelli and Giovanna Paladino
Paying for pensions: how important is economic growth? pp. 73-102: Ignazio Visco