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2000/10: Information production in credit relationship: On the role of internal ratings in commercial banking

Antje Brunner, Jan Pieter and Martin Weber

2000/09: The euro and international capital markets

Carsten Detken and Philipp Hartmann

2000/08: A real differential view of equilibrium real exchange rates and misalignments

Mathias Hoffmann and Ronald MacDonald

2000/06: Number of bank relationships: An indicator of competition, borrower quality, or just size?

Achim Machauer and Martin Weber

2000/05: The evolution of global standards of accounting

Günther Gebhardt

2000/04: Sovereign credit ratings and their impact on recent financial crises

Roman Kräussl

2000/02: Generally accepted rating principles: A primer

Jan Krahnen and Martin Weber

2000/01: Distressed relationships: Lessons from the Norwegian banking crisis

Steven Ongena, David C. Smith and Dag Michalsen

1999/17: Financial contagion: Spillovers through banking centers

Caroline Van Rijckeghem and Beatrice Weder di Mauro

1999/16: Transparency in monetary policy

Hermann Remsperger and Andreas Worms

1999/15: Predicting recessions with interest rate spreads: A multicountry regime-switching analysis

Ralf Ahrens

1999/14: Improving market-based forecasts of short-term interest rates: Time-varying stationarity and the predictive content of switching regime-expectations

Ralf Ahrens

1999/13: Collateral, default risk, and relationship lending: An empirical study on financial contracting

Ralf Elsas and Jan Krahnen

1999/12: Die Betreuer am Neuen Markt: eine empirische Analyse

Wolfgang Gerke and Robert Bosch

1999/11: The relevance of primary dealers for public bond issues

Wolfgang Breuer

1999/10: Frankfurts Position im internationalen Finanzplatzwettbewerb: Eine ressourcenorientierte Analyse

Helmut Dietl, Markus Pauli and Susanne Royer

1999/09: Optimal monetary policy inertia

Michael Woodford

1999/08: Nominal rigidities and the optimal rate of inflation

Torben M. Andersen

1999/06: Inflation and unemployment revisited: Grease vs. sand

Erica Groshen and Mark Schweitzer

1999/04: Does talk matter after all? Inflation targeting and central bank behavior

Kenneth Kuttner and Adam Posen

1999/03: Monetary targeting in practice: The German experience

Peter Schmid

1999/02: Inflation targeting in practice: The UK experience

John Vickers

1999/01: Credit unions and the common bond

William Emmons and Frank A. Schmid

1998/17: Derivatives usage in risk management by U.S. and German non-financial firms: A comparative survey

Gordon Bodnar and Günther Gebhardt

1998/16: Inflation targeting as a monetary policy rule

Lars Svensson

1998/14: Empirical analysis of credit relationships in small firms financing: Sampling design and descriptive statistics

Ralf Elsas, Sabine Henke, Achim Machauer, Roland Rott and Gerald Schenk

1998/13: Credit information in universal banking: A clinical study

Hans-Peter Burghof and Claudia Henschel

1998/12: When an event is not an event: The curious case of an emerging market

Utpal Bhattacharya, Hazem Daouk, Brian Jorgenson and Carl-Heinrich Kehr

1998/11: Why EMU is irrelevant for the German economy

Adam Posen

1998/09: Where do we stand in the theory of finance? A selective overview with reference to Erich Gutenberg

Jan Krahnen

1998/08: Bank behavior based on internal credit ratings of borrowers

Achim Machauer and Martin Weber

1998/07: Credit securitization and credit derivatives: Financial instruments and the credit risk management of middle market commercial loan portfolios

Sabine Henke, Hans-Peter Burghof and Bernd Rudolph

1998/06: Determinants of bank lending performance

Ralf Ewert and Gerald Schenk

1998/05: Is relationship lending special? Evidence from credit-file data in Germany

Ralf Elsas and Jan Krahnen

1998/04: EMU and capital markets: The institutional framework

Daniel Gros

1997/03: Messung individueller Risikoeinstellungen

Jan Krahnen, Christian Rieck and Erik Theissen

1997/02: Value-at-Risk-Limitstrukturen zur Steuerung und Begrenzung von Marktrisiken im Aktienbereich

Helmut Beeck, Lutz Johanning and Bernd Rudolph

1997/01: Performance and market share: Evidence from the German mutual fund industry

Jan Krahnen, Frank A. Schmid and Erik Theissen

729: The digital euro: Implications for the European banking sector

Volker Brühl

728: Households' response to the wealth effects of inflation

Philip Schnorpfeil, Michael Weber and Andreas Hackethal

727: Inflation and trading

Philip Schnorpfeil, Michael Weber and Andreas Hackethal

726: The transmission of monetary policy to the cost of hedging

Matthias Fengler, Winfried Koeniger and Stephan Minger

725: Educating investors about dividends

Andreas Hackethal, Tobin Hanspal, Samuel M. Hartzmark and Konstantin Bräuer

724: The effect of unconventional fiscal policy on consumption: New evidence based on transactional data

Winfried Koeniger and Peter Kress

723: It better be good, it better be green

Fabio Fornari, Daniele Pianeselli and Andrea Zaghini

722: Internalizing externalities through public pressure: Transparency regulation for fracking, drilling activity and water quality

Pietro Bonetti, Christian Leuz and Giovanna Michelon

721: The development of China's exports: Is there a decoupling from the EU and the United States?

Volker Brühl

720: The economic rise of China: An integrated analysis of China's growth drivers

Volker Brühl

719: Looking beyond ESG preferences: The role of sustainable finance literacy in sustainable investing

Alix Auzepy, Christina E. Bannier and Florian Gärtner

718: Is the government always greener?

Caterina Di Tommaso, Salvatore Perdichizzi, Samuel Vigne and Andrea Zaghini