Central Banking: Theory and Practice in Sustaining Monetary and Financial Stability

Index

• Absolute purchasing power parity
• Activist monetary policy
• Adaptive expectations
• Advanced economies
  • fiscal debt burden in
  • inflation targeting in
  • normalization of monetary policy in
  • speculative attacks on currencies in
• Adverse selection
• AIG
• Akerloff, George
• Allen, F.
• Analytical capacity
• Asian financial crisis (1990s)
• Asset-price bubbles
• Asset price effect of monetary policy

• Balance of payments crisis
• Balance sheet channel
• Banker to banks, central banks as
• Banker to government
• Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
• Banking system, as network
• Bank of Amsterdam
• Bank of England
  • delegation of bank supervisory function by
  • Great Depression and
  • historical background of
  • influence of
  • monetary stability and
  • money supply growth targeting and
  • supervisory role and
• Bank of France
• Bank of Japan
  • delegation of bank supervisory function by
  • inflation targeting and
  • monetary policy and
  • supervisory role and
• Bank of Spain
• Bank of Stockholm
• Bank of the United States
• Bank run
• Banks. See also Central banks; Commercial banks
  • diversity of
  • historical background of
  • licensing of new
  • market-based activities by
  • special resolutions for troubled
• Bank subsidiaries
• Bank supervisory role
  • central banks and
  • issues related to
  • new strategies for
  • in United Kingdom
• Basel Accord (Basel I)
• Basel Accord (Basel II)
• Basel Accord (Basel III)
• Basel Committee for Banking Supervision (BCBS)
• Base money
• Basket of currencies
• Bear Stearns
• Beggar-thy-neighbor policy
• Bernanke, Ben
• Big Mac index
• Bond prices, ...