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Monetary policy committees : voting and preferences

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Committees and Supermajority Voting : Balancing Commitment and Flexibility

Dal Bo, Ernesto - 2003

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Monetary Policy Committees, Voting Behavior and Ideal Points

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While not obvious at first sight, in many modern economies, the position of a monetary authority is similar to the position of the highest-level court (Goodhart (2002)). For example, both bodies are expected to operate independently even though there are crosscountry differences in what...

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Monetary policy committees and voting behavior

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European monetary policy and the ECB rotation model voting power of the core versus the periphery

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Do Federal Reserve Bank presidents' interest rate votes in the FOMC follow an electoral cycle?

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