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Credibility and reputation: Dany Lang
Credibility versus Confidence in Monetary Policy: Edwin Le Heron and Emmanuel Carré
Credible Commitment in Post-Conflict Recovery: Thomas Edward Flores and Irfan Nooruddin
Credit and Asymmetric Effects of Monetary Policy in Six EU Countries: An Overview , pp 28-45: .
Credit and finance in today’s mainstream , pp 213-238: .
Credit and self-employment , pp 359-377: Nidhiya Menon and Yana Rodgers
Credit and the Exchequer since the Restoration , pp 41-66: Richard Tye
Credit Availability and Economic Decisions: Some Evidence from the Mortgage and Housing Markets , pp 220-234: .
Credit bubble: Steve Keen
Credit Channels in Europe: A Cross-Country Investigation , pp 82-106: .
Credit creation: Richard A. Werner
Credit creation, the monetary circuit and the formal validity of money , pp 41-53: John Smithin
Credit crunch and liquidity supply in China’s banking sector , pp 275-296: .
Credit cycles , pp i-ii: Dirk Bezemer
Credit cycles and central bank policy in Croatia: lessons from the 2000s , pp 96-113: Mirna Dumicic Jemric and Vedran Šošić
Credit cycles and the rate of interest , pp 445-452: Pascal Bridel
Credit default swaps , pp 429-450: Antulio Bomfim
Credit Derivatives versus Loan Sales: Evidence from the European Banking Market: Mascia Bedendo and Brunella Bruno
Credit divisor: Greg Hanngsen
Credit easing: Richard A. Werner
Credit guidance: Richard A. Werner
Credit money and the rise of banking, central banking, and public money: L. Randall Wray
Credit Rating Agencies: Jakob de Haan and Fabian Amtenbrink
Credit Rating Agencies and Regulatory Reform: Aline Darbellay and Frank Partnoy
Credit rating agencies are poorly understood and the rules developed for them will not work , pp 478-496: Ginevra Marandola and Timothy J. Sinclair
Credit Rating Agencies Regulation , pp 292-300: .
Credit rationing: Arne Heise
Credit Rationing: Roy J. Rotheim
Credit Rationing with Loans of Variable Size , pp 141-184: Pier Giorgio Ardeni and Marcello Messori
Credit Rationing, Public Borrowing and Endogenous Growth , pp 241-255: Wai-Hong Ho
Credit risk management and practices in Islamic and conventional banks: an emerging market perspective , pp 366-377: Mahfod Aldoseri and Andrew Worthington
Credit risk measurement and procyclicality: Philip Lowe
Credit, money and central banks , pp 182-274: .
Credit, Money and Post-Keynesian Theory: Clarifications of Familiar Themes , pp 42-81: .
Credit, money, and production: post-Keynesian1 economics and the circuit traditions , pp 29-47: Louis-Philippe Rochon
Creditors and Debt Governance: Charles K. Whitehead
Crime and Housing Prices: Keith Ihlanfeldt and Thomas Mayock
Crime and the home , pp 284-295: Dario Ferrazzi and Rowland Atkinson
Crime and Urban Living: Conditions, Theory and Policy Options: H.S. Geyer and B.A. Portnov
Crime in religious organizations , pp 43-52: .
Crime, expectations, and the deterrence hypothesis , pp 235-280: Matthew Baker and Niklas Westelius
Crime, inequality and economic growth: Salvatore Capasso
Crime-money and financial conduct , pp 232-250: Petrus C. van Duyne
Crimes without criminals: in search of criminal liability for harms caused by AI systems: Elina Nerantzi and Giovanni Sartor
Criminal Competition Law Enforcement: Taking Stock on the Debate: Claus-Dieter Ehlermann
Criminal Competition Law Sanctions in the Netherlands: Pieter Kalbfleisch
Criminal economies: Gabriel Feltran
Criminal Law and Regulation: Anthony Ogus
Criminal Law and Torts: Antony Dnes
Criminal law enforcement through AI: Serena Quattrocolo