
Central bank independence: Views from history and machine learning
Economists overwhelmingly support the idea of an independent central bank. This column introduces a new data set on central

Economists overwhelmingly support the idea of an independent central bank. This column introduces a new data set on central

The recently published Draghi report on European competitiveness offers radical proposals to reverse Europe’s competitive decline compared to China

Monetary policy is said to impact the economy with long and variable lags. This column studies how monetary policy

Traditional views on monetary-fiscal interactions suggest that fiscal deficits can be stabilised through changes in taxes, government spending, or

The events of March 2023 in the US and Switzerland showed, once again, that banking systems remain fragile. The

Many of today’s global problems, such as sustainability, technology, skills, and diversity can only be solved by organisations. This

It is generally believed that standard macroeconomic models of foreign exchange rates do not fit the data well. However,

The urban wage premium – the positive wage differential between more and less dense geographic areas – is rarely

Following the release of the Panama Papers and the Pardise Papers, there has been renewed research into profit shifting

Macroprudential policies have been part of the standard toolkit for central banks since the Global Financial Crisis. This column

Economists overwhelmingly support the idea of an independent central bank. This column introduces a new data set on central

The recently published Draghi report on European competitiveness offers radical proposals to reverse Europe’s competitive decline compared to China

Monetary policy is said to impact the economy with long and variable lags. This column studies how monetary policy

Traditional views on monetary-fiscal interactions suggest that fiscal deficits can be stabilised through changes in taxes, government spending, or

The events of March 2023 in the US and Switzerland showed, once again, that banking systems remain fragile. The

Many of today’s global problems, such as sustainability, technology, skills, and diversity can only be solved by organisations. This

It is generally believed that standard macroeconomic models of foreign exchange rates do not fit the data well. However,

The urban wage premium – the positive wage differential between more and less dense geographic areas – is rarely

Following the release of the Panama Papers and the Pardise Papers, there has been renewed research into profit shifting

Macroprudential policies have been part of the standard toolkit for central banks since the Global Financial Crisis. This column




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