AEFR - Revue d'économie financière N° 144, 4e trimestre 2021 : New doctrines in central banking.

Revue d'économie financière N° 144, 4e trimestre 2021 New doctrines in central banking

Revue d'économie financière N° 144, 4e trimestre 2021 (Broché)

New doctrines in central banking

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Paru le : 28/04/2022

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Les Doctrines des Banques centrales sont-elles inchangées après la pandémie ou sont-elles en train d'évoluer vers un modèle de sortie de crise ? Ce thème est central pour penser l'avenir des systèmes financiers dans le monde. Are Central Banks Doctrines unchanged after the pandemic or are they evolving towards an exit model ? This topic is central to thinking about the future of financial systems around the world.

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BACKGROUND CONDITIONS : INEXORABLE DECLINE OF THE "NATURAL" RATE OF INTEREST
- Central Banks Adapt to New Challenges
- Why Have Policy Rates Been so Persistently Low in the Euro Area ?
- A Qualified Defense of Functional Finance : Secular Stagnation, Growth and Inflation
THE NEED FOR NEW DOCTRINES, NEW MONETARY STRATEGIES
- The Monetary Policy Strategy of the European Central Bank
- The Federal Reserve's New Framework : Context and Consequences
- The Challenges of a More Demanding Environment on Monetary Policy
TOO CLOSE TO JUSTIFY ? FISCALIZATION OF MONETARY POLICY
- Limiting the Fiscalisation of Central Banks The Fiscal Dimension of Monetary Policy and Central Bank Autonomy : Lessons from Two Crises
WIDENING HORIZON : ADDITIONAL CHALLENGES
- Climate Change : What Role for Central Banks ?
- The Asymmetric Relationship of Central Banks to Market-Based Finance : Weighing Financial Stability Implications in the Light of Covid Events
- The Sovereignty of Money and in Historical Transformations : the Invention of Central Bank Digital Money in the 21st Century and its Geopolitical Consequences
- FINANCIAL HISTORY CHRONICLE Did the Financial Markets See the Great War Coming ?