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political frictions 3 Budget deficit 2 Finanzpolitik 2 Fiscal policy 2 Haushaltsdefizit 2 Inflation 2 Public debt 2 Regelbindung versus Diskretion 2 Rules versus discretion 2 Theorie 2 Theory 2 banking 2 deficit 2 discretion 2 excess capacity 2 governance 2 government debt 2 inflation 2 institutional design 2 market exit 2 time-consistency 2 Öffentliche Schulden 2 Bank 1 Fiscal consolidation 1 Geldpolitik 1 Haushaltskonsolidierung 1 Market exit 1 Marktaustritt 1 Monetary policy 1 Political frictions 1 Profitability 1 Rentabilität 1 Schock 1 Shock 1 Time consistency 1 Zeitkonsistenz 1 austerity 1 debt sustainability 1 fiscal rules 1
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Working Paper 4 Arbeitspapier 3 Graue Literatur 1 Non-commercial literature 1
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English 4
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Fritz, Benedikt 2 Koetter, Michael 2 Martin, Fernando M. 2 Müller, Carola 2 Noth, Felix 2
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Working paper 2 Bundesbank Discussion Paper 1 Discussion paper 1 FRB St. Louis Working Paper 1
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ECONIS (ZBW) 3 EconStor 1
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Fiscal dominance
Martin, Fernando M. - 2020
Who prevails when fiscal and monetary authorities disagree about the value of public expenditure and how much to discount the future? When the fiscal authority sets debt as its main policy instrument it achieves fiscal dominance, rendering the preferences of the central bank, and thus its...
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May the force be with you : exit barriers, governance shocks, and profitability sclerosis in banking
Koetter, Michael; Müller, Carola; Noth, Felix; Fritz, … - 2019
We test whether limited market discipline imposes exit barriers and poor profitability in banking. We exploit an exogenous shock to the governance of governmen-owned banks: the unification of counties. County mergers lead to enforced governmen-owned bank mergers. We compare forced to voluntary...
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How to starve the beast: fiscal and monetary policy rules
Martin, Fernando M. - 2019
Societies often rely on simple rules to restrict the size and behavior of governments. When fiscal and monetary policies are conducted by a discretionary and profligate government, I find that revenue ceilings vastly outperform debt, deficit and monetary rules, both in effectiveness at curbing...
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May the force be with you: Exit barriers, governance shocks, and profitability sclerosis in banking
Koetter, Michael; Müller, Carola; Noth, Felix; Fritz, … - 2018
We test whether limited market discipline imposes exit barriers and poor profitability in banking. We exploit an exogenous shock to the governance of governmen-owned banks: the unification of counties. County mergers lead to enforced governmen-owned bank mergers. We compare forced to voluntary...
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