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• The Bundesbank's communications strategy and policy conflicts with the federal government

  - 2005-10-01

  1. Introduction Even the most autonomous central banks cannot, at times, escape conflict with government. Conflicts arise either because the government disagrees with the current stance of monetary policy or with the central bank's outlook for future economic activity or because the monetary authority might be critical of government...

  Tags: alphA, bank, Delta, Deutsche Bundesbank, FINANCE, G., Government, inflation, M., recession

• EMU at 1

  - 2000-01-01

  On January 1, 1999, the European Union EU launched what will surely be one of the most ambitious political and economic undertakings of the twenty-first century: economic and monetary union EMU, incorporating eleven of the fifteen current members of the EU. A new currency, the euro, replaced the national currencies...

  Tags: Council, Deutsche Bundesbank, European Parliament, FINANCE, Government, inflation, Labor, Monthly, payment, Rose, Treaty, U.K., U.S., Yes

• The European systems of central banks: quo vadis?

  - 1999-01-01

  I. INTRODUCTION After years of unsuccessful attempts to achieve monetary integration within the area of the European Union Elf,(1) the Economic and Monetary Union EMU, as set forth under the newly designed Treaty Establishing the European Community EC Treaty,(2) entered the third and final stage of monetary integration on...

  Tags: Community, CONCLUSIONS, Constitution, Council, Deutsche Bundesbank, European Central Bank, European Parliament, Government, Green, II, INTRODUCTION, J., Jacques, L, Resolution, Rome, Times

• Hans Tietmeyer, the D-mark's dogged defender.(Johannes Bernhard Josef Tietmeyer, president of the Deutsche Bundesbank, is an advocate of monetary stability and promotes the idea of continuing the deutschemark, rather than switching to the euro)(Charlemagn

  - 1998-03-21

  HE HAS been called many things, from "grey gnome of Markopolis" to "archbishop of Frankfurt". The latter, at least, is not far wrong. There is a missionary zeal about the way Professor Dr Johannes Hans Bernhard Josef Tietmeyer, president of the Deutsche Bundesbank, preaches the gospel...

  Tags: Deutsche Bundesbank, Government, SOFTWARE

• German foreign policy after unification: the end of cheque book diplomacy?

  - 1994-01-01

  In this article, three interrelated arguments are made: first, the economic costs of unification have diminished German economic capacity and consequently its diplomatic flexibility; second, unification has reopened the debate within Germany over the desirability of European Monetary Union EMU and has led to the redefinition of the minimum conditions...

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