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2017:1 A perspective on electronic alternatives to traditional currencies. By Gabriele Camera
15/11/2017 340,9 kB -A P e r s P e c t i v e o n e l e c t r o n i c A lt e r n At i v e s to t r A d i t i o n A l c u r r e n c i e s126 A perspective on electronic alternatives to traditional currencies Gabriele Camera* Economic Science Institute, Chapman
2017:1 Alternatives to inflation targeting. By Björn Andersson and Carl Andreas Claussen
15/11/2017 375 kB -51S v e r i g e S r i k S b a n k e c o n o m i c r e v i e w 2017:1 Alternatives to inflation targeting Björn Andersson and Carl Andreas Claussen* The authors work in the Monetary Policy Department of the Riksbank. Since the financial
2017:1 An index for financial conditions in Sweden. By Lina Fransson and Oskar Tysklind
15/11/2017 455,3 kB -A n i n d e x f o r f i n A n c i A l c o n d i t i o n s i n s w e d e n 6 An index for financial conditions in Sweden Lina Fransson and Oskar Tysklind * At the time of writing, Lina Fransson worked in the Monetary Policy Department of
2017:1 Inflation targets and intervals – an overview of the issues. By Mikael Apel and Carl Andreas Claussen
15/11/2017 402,9 kB -83S v e r i g e S r i k S b a n k e c o n o m i c r e v i e w 2017:1 * We would like to thank Claes Berg, Gabriela Guibourg, Ulf Söderström and Anders Vredin for valuable comments and suggestions. The opinions expressed in this article are
2017:2 Norwegian monetary policy seen from abroad. By Anders Vredin
17/01/2018 500,1 kB -65SverigeS rikSbank economic review 2017:2 * The author would like to thank Goran Katinic for all help with collecting and presenting the data in this article, Andy Filardo for permission to use data from Filardo and Hofmann (2014) in Figures 8a
2017:2 The level of the inflation target – a review of the issues. By Mikael Apel, Hanna Armelius and Carl Andreas Claussen
17/01/2018 411,1 kB -The level of The inflaTion TargeT – a review of The issues36 * We would like to thank Claes Berg, Jesper Lindé, Ulf Söderström and Anders Vredin for valuable comments. The opinions expressed in the article are our own and are not to be seen as
2018:1 Financial frictions, financial regulation and their impact on the macroeconomy
26/03/2018 310,3 kB -Financial Frictions, F inancial regulation and their impact on the macroeconomy48 * We thank Johan Almenberg, Kerstin Hallsten, Jesper Lindé, Marianne Nessén, Olof Sandstedt and Karl Walentin for useful comments. We would also like to thank
2018:2 Sweden's fiscal framework and monetary policy
17/09/2018 638,4 kB -S w e d e n ’ S f i S c a l f r a m e w o r k a n d m o n e ta r y p o l i c y16 Sweden’s fiscal framework and monetary policy Eric M. Leeper* The author is Professor of Economics at the University of Virginia Basic economic reasoning
2018:2 The Riksbank’s operational frameworks for monetary policy
17/09/2018 592,5 kB -49S v e r i g e S r i k S b a n k e c o n o m i c r e v i e w 2018:2 The Riksbank’s operational frameworks for monetary policy, 1885–2018 Peter Sellin* The author is a senior adviser in the Markets Department at the Riksbank In this
2018:3 What is money and what type of money would an e-krona be
05/11/2018 246 kB -17S v e r i g e S r i k S b a n k e c o n o m i c r e v i e w 2018:3 * The author would like to thank Gabriela Guibourg, Mattias Hector, Marianne Nessén and Olof Sandstedt for valuable comments. The views expressed in this article are those