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The democratic constitutional state gives the central bank a carte blanche in the light of its own inability to deal with technocratic arbitrariness,…

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What are the effects on a country's output growth when it participates in an International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan?

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The economic and legal limits of central banking and the question where central banking is heading were only two issues the IMFS focused on in 2013.

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The European Central Bank is nearing a decision on whether to publish the minutes of its monetary policy meetings.

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Vikrant Vig has taken over the Endowed Chair of Financial Economics at the Institute for Monetary and Financial Stability (IMFS).

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The European Court of Justice has backed the highly controversial introduction of a financial transaction tax.

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During a conference Volker Wieland has warned about a development towards similar credit conditions in the various countries of the eurozone.

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In an interview with the German business paper "Handelsblatt" Volker Wieland, member of the German Council of Economic Experts, has warned about an…

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What are the consequences of a cut in interest rates? How effectively can the economy be boosted applying certain measures? These questions can be…

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"The magic word for printing money"

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