This study presents the key findings of the conference, 'Monetary Policy after the Crisis', jointly organised by SUERF and the National Bank of Poland in Warsaw on 4 March 2011.
Three research questions are addressed in the paper:
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What have we learnt from the crisis for the conduct of monetary policy?
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What have we learnt from the crisis for the coordination of monetary, fiscal and macro-prudential policies?
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How did the Monetary Transmission Mechanism during the crisis function, and what can we expect for the future?
Results are shown over the following six chapters:
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Monetary Policy after the Crisis - Ten Lessons from a Fixed-Exchange-Rate Regime.
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Macro-economic Policies and the Roots of the Global Crisis.
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Money Market Integration and Sovereign CDS Spreads Dynamics in the New EU States.
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Financial Asymmetries, National Divergences and Macro-economic Policy in a Monetary Union.
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The Impact of the Financial Crisis on the Monetary Transmission Mechanism: A case of Poland.
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Effectiveness of Unconventional Monetary Policies and their Impact on Long-Term Inflation Expectations.
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