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Date
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1996-E-31
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Carl E. Walsh |
Inflation and Central Bank Independence: Is Japan Really an Outlier? |
1996/12
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1996-E-30
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Yukinobu Kitamura |
Indexed Bonds and Monetary Policy: The Real Interest Rate and the Expected Rate of Inflation |
1996/12
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1996-E-29
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Susanne Lohmann |
Is Japan Special? Monetary Linkages and Price Stability |
1996/11
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1996-E-28
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Edward J. Green |
Money and Debt in the Structure of Payments |
1996/11
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1996-E-27
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Nobuyuki Oda |
A Note on the Estimation of Japanese Government Bond Yield Curves |
1996/8
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1996-E-26
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Michio Ueda, Isamu Taguchi, and Tsutomu Saito |
Non-destructive Analysis of the Fineness of Kobans in the Yedo Period |
1996/8
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1996-E-25
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Morio Seno'o |
Yamada Hagaki and the History of Paper Currency in Japan |
1996/8
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1996-E-24
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Naoto Kunitomo and Seisho Sato |
Estimation of Asymmetrical Volatility for Asset Prices: The Simultaneous Switching ARIMA Approach |
1996/6
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1996-E-23
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Akira Yamazaki |
Foreign Exchange Netting and Systemic Risk |
1996/6
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1996-E-22
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Harris Dellas, Behzad Diba, and Peter Garber |
Resolving Failed Banks: The U.S. S&L Experience |
1996/6
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1996-E-21
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Bennett T. McCallum |
Inflation Targeting in Canada, New Zealand, Sweden, the Unaited Kingdom, and in General |
1996/6
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1996-E-20
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Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa |
Styles of Monetary Management |
1996/3
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1996-E-19
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Kunio Okina |
The Policy Objectives and the Optimal Institutional Framework of a Central Bank |
1996/3
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1996-E-18
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Franco Bruni |
Central Bank Independence in the European Union |
1996/3
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1996-E-17
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Clive Briault, Andrew Haldane, and Mervyn King |
Independence and Accountability |
1996/3
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1996-E-16
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Kazuo Ueda |
Japanese Monetary Policy Rules or Discretion? PartII |
1996/3
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1996-E-15
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Manfred J.M. Neumann |
Monetary Targeting in Germany |
1996/3
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1996-E-14
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Benjamin M. Friedman |
The Rise and Fall of Money Growth Targets as Guidelines for U.S. Monetary Policy |
1996/3
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1996-E-13
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David Laidler |
Inflation Control and Monetary Policy Rules |
1996/3
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1996-E-12
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John B. Taylor |
Policy Rules as a Means to a More Effective Monetary Policy |
1996/3
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1996-E-11
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Allan H. Melzer |
On Making Monetary Policy More Effective Domestically and Internationally |
1996/3
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1996-E-10
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Naohiko Baba |
Empirical Studies on the Recent Decline in Bank Lending Growth: An Approach Based on Asymmetric Information |
1996/2
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1996-E-9
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Yutaka Soejima |
The Long-Run Relationship between Real GDP, Money Supply, and Price Level: Reexamination of Cointegration Test |
1996/1
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1996-E-8
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Atsutoshi Mori, Makoto Ohsawa, and Tokiko Shimizu |
Calculation of Value at Risk and Risk/Return Simulation |
1996/1
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1996-E-7
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Hiroshi Fujiki and Casey B. Mulligan |
A Structural Analysis of Money Demand: Cross-Sectional Evidence from Japan |
1996/1
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1996-E-6
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Hiroshi Fujiki and Casey B. Mulligan |
Production, Financial Sophistication, and the Demand for Money by Households and Firms |
1996/1
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1996-E-5
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Toshiaki Watanabe |
Intraday Price Volatility and Trading Volume: A Case of the Japanese Government Bond Futures |
1996/1
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1996-E-4
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Tokiko Shimizu and Tsukasa Yamashita |
Dynamic Micro and Macro Stress Simulation |
1996/1
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1996-E-3
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Shumpei Okada, Eiji Harada, and Fumihiko Tsunoda |
Integration of Credit Risk with Market Risk in Asset Liability Management |
1996/1
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1996-E-2
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Atutoshi Mori, Makoto Ohsawa, and Tokiko Shimizu |
A Framework for More Effective Stress Testing |
1996/1
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1996-E-1
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Shinji Nishida |
The "Domino Effest of Defaults" and Its Implications for Regulatory Actions
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1996/1
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