The History of the Bundesbank: Lessons for the European Central Bank

Table of contents

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• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Figures viii
• Tables ix
• Preface xi
• Introduction xii
• 1 - Introductory Remarks on 50 Years of the Bundesbank 1
• 2 - How Independent Is the Bundesbank Really? 6
• Notes 39
• 3 - The Bundesbank’s Reaction to Policy Conflicts 43
• Notes 63
• 4 - From Low Inflation to Price Stability in Germany 67
• Notes 94
• 5 - Credibly Conservative Monetary Policy and Labour-Goods Market Organisation 97
• 6 - Monetary Policy of the Ecb 125
• References 142

• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Figures viii
• Tables ix
• Preface xi
• Introduction xii
• 1 - Introductory Remarks on 50 Years of the Bundesbank 1
• 2 - How Independent Is the Bundesbank Really? 6
• Notes 39
• 3 - The Bundesbank’s Reaction to Policy Conflicts 43
• Notes 63
• 4 - From Low Inflation to Price Stability in Germany 67
• Notes 94
• 5 - Credibly Conservative Monetary Policy and Labour-Goods Market Organisation 97
• 6 - Monetary Policy of the Ecb 125
• References 142
• 7 - The European Central Bank as a New Institution and the Problem of Accountability 143
• References 155
• Index 157