Persistence of Euroisation in Croatia
Mirna Dumicic Jemric,
Igor Ljubaj () and
Ana Martinis ()
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Igor Ljubaj: Croatian National Bank
Ana Martinis: Croatian National Bank
No 31, Surveys from The Croatian National Bank, Croatia
Abstract:
This paper analyses the evolution of financial euroisation in Croatia and examines the use of monetary and macroprudential measures amid the context of high euroisation. Croatia's experience suggests that high euroisation is difficult to diminish despite the country's long history of macroeconomic and exchange rate stability and credible monetary policy, which included regulatory measures for discouraging banking business in foreign currencies. The exit strategy for the elimination of currency risk arising from high euroisation, which complicates monetary policy implementation and maintenance of financial stability, may lie either in euro adoption or in the promotion of the use of the domestic currency. Both options ultimately require the fulfilment of the same preconditions – sound economic fundamentals, a credible economic policy and reduced macroeconomic imbalances.
Keywords: euroisation; CNB; monetary policy; macroprudential measures (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: E50 E52 E58 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018-02
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