Central bankers, bureaucratic incentives, and monetary policy /
Central bankers, bureaucratic incentives, and monetary policy /
- Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1986.
- xiv, 251 p. :
- Financial and monetary policy studies 13; .
Includes bibliographies.
In recent years there has been a shift in the way economists analyze central banks. Studies in the past have assumed that the central bank acts in the interest of the public. More recently, economists have begun to question why central banks behave as they do. In addressing this question, these studies emphasize the institutional structure of central banks. The collection therein takes a look at the behavior of central banks by examining the constraints confronting bank members.
9024733669 9789024733668
Monetary policy
Banks and banking, Central
Central banking - bureaucratic incentives
HG2565 / .C33 1986
332.1’12’0973 / CEN
Includes bibliographies.
In recent years there has been a shift in the way economists analyze central banks. Studies in the past have assumed that the central bank acts in the interest of the public. More recently, economists have begun to question why central banks behave as they do. In addressing this question, these studies emphasize the institutional structure of central banks. The collection therein takes a look at the behavior of central banks by examining the constraints confronting bank members.
9024733669 9789024733668
Monetary policy
Banks and banking, Central
Central banking - bureaucratic incentives
HG2565 / .C33 1986
332.1’12’0973 / CEN