Volume II provides an in-depth analysis of important specific issues, detailed discussion of the independence of the Bank of Israel, and an econometric study of the central banks policies. This volume also includes a historical account of the liberalization of Israel's foreign-exchange market and various issues related to the banking system, such as concentration, competition, and especially banking supervision. In one of the articles in this volume, based on a series of interviews, the top officials of the Bank of Israel present their view on the Banks policies in the various periods.
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Nissan Liviatan is in the Research Department at the Bank of Israel. Haim Barkai is Sapir Professor Emeritus of Economics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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central bank independence, imports without payment, jure independence, formal devaluation, imperfect credibility, facto independence, instrument independence, disinflation process, inflation expectations, output gap, inflation target Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Bank of Israel, Banking Supervision, Ministry of Finance, Economic Policy, Desired Independence, United States, Finance Ministry, The Liberalization of Israel's Foreign-Exchange Market, Research Department, Levin Commission, The Israeli Banking System, Michael Bruno, New York, Economic Quarterly, Jacob Frenkel, Historical Perspective, Oxford University Press, United Kingdom, David Horowitz, Annual Report, Journal of Monetary Economics, Market Economics, Bank Hapoalim, No-Printing Law, American Economic Review Browse Sample Pages:
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central bank independence, imports without payment, jure independence, formal devaluation, imperfect credibility, facto independence, instrument independence, disinflation process, inflation expectations, output gap, inflation target Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Bank of Israel, Banking Supervision, Ministry of Finance, Economic Policy, Desired Independence, United States, Finance Ministry, The Liberalization of Israel's Foreign-Exchange Market, Research Department, Levin Commission, The Israeli Banking System, Michael Bruno, New York, Economic Quarterly, Jacob Frenkel, Historical Perspective, Oxford University Press, United Kingdom, David Horowitz, Annual Report, Journal of Monetary Economics, Market Economics, Bank Hapoalim, No-Printing Law, American Economic Review Browse Sample Pages:
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