Applying a spatial competition model to banking, we analyze the effects of the choice of a monetary policy rule by the central bank on banks ’ market power as measured by the Lerner index. We show that a procyclical monetary policy may reinforce the countercyclical move-ment of the Lerner index. That is, this measure of competitiveness of the banking sector may vary more over the business cycle due to the monetary policy rule
In a model of oligopolistic competition in the banking sector, we analyse how the monetary policy ru...
This paper investigates the impact of the SSM’s launch on the market power of banks in the large eur...
Conventional wisdom holds that monetary policy is neutral over the long run, but in the short run it...
Applying a spatial competition model to banking, we analyze the effects of the choice of a monetary ...
This study investigates whether the transmission of monetary policy depends on the degree of competi...
There is an apparent theoretical discrepancy between the effects of monetary policy shocks on econom...
An interesting strand of the theoretical literature on measuring competition posits that when compet...
This paper analyzes competitive conduct in banking, an industry considered to be of vital importance...
This study compares banking behavior towards monetary policy rate changes in two different markets, ...
This study analyses the evolution of market power in the banking sectors of the European Union based...
We analyse the relation between bank competition and the transmission of unconventional monetary pol...
Banks in non-metropolitan areas compete in a spatially-differentiated environment. Particularly with...
This paper presents evidence on the impact of bank-specific, regulatory, institutional, macro and fi...
A positive Lerner index indicates a welfare loss for consumers due to deviations from marginal-cost ...
This study focuses on how the level of competition in the Swedish mortgage banking industry affects ...
In a model of oligopolistic competition in the banking sector, we analyse how the monetary policy ru...
This paper investigates the impact of the SSM’s launch on the market power of banks in the large eur...
Conventional wisdom holds that monetary policy is neutral over the long run, but in the short run it...
Applying a spatial competition model to banking, we analyze the effects of the choice of a monetary ...
This study investigates whether the transmission of monetary policy depends on the degree of competi...
There is an apparent theoretical discrepancy between the effects of monetary policy shocks on econom...
An interesting strand of the theoretical literature on measuring competition posits that when compet...
This paper analyzes competitive conduct in banking, an industry considered to be of vital importance...
This study compares banking behavior towards monetary policy rate changes in two different markets, ...
This study analyses the evolution of market power in the banking sectors of the European Union based...
We analyse the relation between bank competition and the transmission of unconventional monetary pol...
Banks in non-metropolitan areas compete in a spatially-differentiated environment. Particularly with...
This paper presents evidence on the impact of bank-specific, regulatory, institutional, macro and fi...
A positive Lerner index indicates a welfare loss for consumers due to deviations from marginal-cost ...
This study focuses on how the level of competition in the Swedish mortgage banking industry affects ...
In a model of oligopolistic competition in the banking sector, we analyse how the monetary policy ru...
This paper investigates the impact of the SSM’s launch on the market power of banks in the large eur...
Conventional wisdom holds that monetary policy is neutral over the long run, but in the short run it...