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This paper uses loan-level data from the residential mortgage books of four Irish credit institutions, as at December 2010.
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The income velocity of circulation has been subject to a trend decline in all the member states of the European Monetary Union since its inception. In this paper, we propose an explanation for this in terms of a measure of the ECB’s inflation fighting credibility. This credibility gain...
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During particularly stressed financial or macroeconomic circumstances, banks’ access to liquidity can become severely restricted. The recent financial crisis demonstrated this phenomenon all too plainly, when, in a climate of fear and uncertainty, both the interbank and international money...
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This paper discusses some of the puzzles associated with monetary dynamics and proposes possible explanations, primarily the democratisation of financial markets and sounder money.
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This article argues that long run monetary determination of both commodity and consumer prices may help explain US CPI and commodity price index data since the early 2000s.
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