This article compares reactions of economies in Economic Monetary Union to a single monetary policy. For that, we estimate a reaction function supposed to represent the behaviour of European Central Bank over the period 1980-1998. Then residuals are introduced into the production equation of each country. We break up monetary shocks in two axes: first, anticipated against unanticipated shocks and then positive against negative shocks. These distinctions permit a best evaluation of the degree of homogeneity of the effects of monetary policy. France
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This paper examines the historical pattern of aggregate demand and supply shocks in several European...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to try to understand the reasons for the differences in ampli...
This paper empirically investigates the optimal monetary policy design for the euro area with hetero...
International audienceThis article compares reactions of economies in Economic Monetary Union to a s...
I estimate the response of euro area economies to shared monetary policy shocks, including a look at...
The non-euro countries are confronted with different spill-over effects from the euro zone and with ...
The Reaction Functions of the German, French and English Monetary Authorities Virginie Coudert, Sanv...
The paper compares the di¤erent timing and magnitude of mon-etary shocks across European countries. ...
The transmission of monetary policy and exchange rate regime : a France - United States - Germany co...
This paper empirically investigates the extent to which the European Central Bank has responded to e...
Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy and Foreign Interest Rate Shocks in an Asymmetric Monetary Union ...
Countries in a monetary union can adjust to shocks either through internal or external mechanisms. W...
The transmission of monetary policy and bank : the case of three OECD countries The debate on monet...
The authors examine the optimality of the European Monetary Union (EMU) by estimating the degree of ...
Since the introduction of the Euro on 1 January 1999, the European Central Bank (ECB) has also taken...
This paper examines the historical pattern of aggregate demand and supply shocks in several European...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to try to understand the reasons for the differences in ampli...
This paper empirically investigates the optimal monetary policy design for the euro area with hetero...