Central Banking, Monetary Policy, and the European Central Bank

Edited by Emanuele Citera (), Lino Sau and Domenica Tropeano

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Abstract: This book sheds light on the incoming challenges facing the European Central Bank (ECB) through a post-Keynesian lens. With contributions from expert global scholars and practitioners, it provides novel perspectives on the monetary and financial theory underlying the conduct of the ECB.

Keywords: European Central Bank; Monetary Policy; Central Banking; Financial Stability; Climate Change; Eurozone (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035324262
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Is the ECB well-equipped to deal with upcoming financial instability and crises?

Lino Sau, Emanuele Citera and Domenica Tropeano

Ch 2 Inflation is not a monetary phenomenon: A critical analysis of the theoretical model that inspires the European Central Bank

Giancarlo Bertocco and Andrea Kalajzić

Ch 3 Liquidity and solvency of national government in the Eurozone and the role of the ECB

Klaus Diekmann, Dirk Ehnts and Leon Heckmann

Ch 4 Climate change, carbon prices, and the role of the ECB's monetary policy

Olimpia Fontana

Ch 5 Economic policy and climate change: Current practices and challenges for the ECB

Ettore Gallo and João Paulo Braga

Ch 6 After the crises and in front of climate change: Should the independence and mandate of the ECB be reviewed?

Etienne Farvaque

Ch 7 Transforming the European Central Bank into an international settlement institution: The Keynes Plan revisited

Sergio Rossi

Ch 8 The limits of mainstream monetary policy and a proposal for public banks

Riccardo Zolea

Ch 9 A rollover-based source of the European fragmentation

Jessica Reale

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