Bank of Finland. Research Department.

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Series handle: repec:fth:bfsefi

• e22 Studies in Time Series Analysis of Consumption, Asset Prices and Forecasting
  by Takala, K.
• e21 Models of Currency Crises with Banking Sector and Imperfectly Competitive Labor Markets
  by Shen, J.-G.

• e20 Technological Transformation and Retail Banking Competition: Implications and Measurement
  by Vesala, J.
• e19 The Political Economy of Monetary Policy and Wage Bargaining
  by Kilponen, J.
• e18 The Microeconomics of Innovation: Oligopoly Theoretic Nalyses with Applications to Banking and Patenting
  by Kauko, K.

• 21/99 Strategic Chanllenges for Exchanges and Securities Settlement
  by Malkamaki, M. & Topi, J.
• 17/99 The Nonlinearity of the Phillips Curve and European Monetary Policy
  by Pyyhtia, I.
• 14/99 The Effects of Transmission Uncertainty on the Flexibility-Cridibility Tradeoff in Monetary Policy
  by Senegas, M.A. & Vilmunen, J.
• 13/99 Bank Relationship and Small-Business Closures During the Finnish Recession of the 1990s
  by Kinnunen, H. & Vihriala, V.
• 12/99 Anticipated Monetary Policy and the Dynamic Behaviour of the Term Structure of Interest Rate
  by Jaaskela, J. & Vilmunen, J.
• 11/99 Divergences in the Euro Area : A Cause for Concern?
  by Bjorksten, N. & Syrjanen, M.
• 10/99 Unemployment in a Small Open Economy: Finland and New Zealand
  by Mayes, D.G. & Vilmunen, J.
• 9/99 Central Bank Independence and Wage Bargaining Structure - Empirical Evidence
  by Kilponen, J.
• 8/99 Forecasting the Electronification of Payments with Learning Curves: The Case of Finland
  by Snellamn, J. & Vesala, J.
• 7/99 The Inflation Target and the Structure of Labour Markets: Implications for Common Monetary Policy
  by Kilponen, J.
• 6/99 On the Estimation of Euler Equations in the Presence of a Potential Regime Shifts
  by Saikkonen, P. & Ripatti, A.
• 4/99 Are There Economies of Scale in Stock Exchange Activities?
  by Malkamaki, M.
• 2/99 Accountability of the ECB and a Government's Incentives to Rebel Against the Common Monetary Policy in EMU
  by Castren, O.
• 1/99 Indicators of the Cyclically Adjusted Budget Balance: The Bank of Finland's Experience
  by Brunila, A. & Hukkinen, J. & Tujula, M.

• 31/98 What Doi We Know about Productivity Gaps and Convergence in EMU Economies
  by Tyrvainen, T.
• 29/98 Cointegration Vector Autoregressive Processes with Continuous Structural Changes
  by Ripatti, A. & Saikkonen, P.
• 28/98 Developing the Interbank Payment System. Efficiency of Public Versus Private Investments
  by Kauko, K.
• 27/98 The Exchange Rate and Monetary Conditions in the Euro Area
  by Mayes, D.G. & Viren, M.
• 25/98 Sustainability of Public Finances in Finland and the Four Euro-Area Economies
  by Kinnunen, H. & Kuoppamaki, P.
• 24/98 Simulating the Effects of Imperfect Credibility: How Does the Peso Problem Affect the Real Economy?
  by Mattila, V.M.
• 23/98 Improving Bankin Supervision
  by Mayes, D.G.
• 22/98 Market Structure and Risk Taking in the Banking Industry
  by Shy, O. & Stenbacka, R.
• 21/98 The Market for Electronic Cash Cards
  by Tarkka, J. & Shy, O.
• 20/98 On the Problems of Home Country Control
  by Mayes, D. & Vesala, J.
• 18/98 Delivery Networks and Pricing Behaviour in Banking : An Empirical Investigation Using Finnish Data
  by Vesala, J.
• 16/98 Interbank Funds Transfer Systems: Liquidity Needs, Counterparty Risks and Collateral
  by Leinonen, H.
• 15/98 Is There Scope for Inflation Differentials in EMU? An Empirical Evaluation of te Balassa-Samuelson Model in EMU Countries
  by Alberola, E. & Tyrvainen, T.
• 14/98 Monetary Policy Delegation, Labour Market Structure and Fiscal-Monetary Policy Coordination
  by Castren, O.
• e14 Intraday Liquidity Needs in a Modern Interbank Payment System. A Simulation Approach
  by Koponen, R. & Soramaki, K.
• 13/98 Macroeconomic Effects of Looming Policy Shifts: Non-Falsified Expectations and Peso Problems
  by Vilmunen, J.
• e13 Demand for Money in Inflation-Targeting Monetary Policy
  by Ripatti, A.
• 12/98 House Prices and Inflation: A Cointegration Analysis for Finland and Sweden
  by Barot, B. & Takala, K.
• e12 Fiscal-Monetary Policy Coordination and Central Bank Independence
  by Castren, O.
• 10/98 The BOF5 Macroeconomic Model of Finland, Structure and Equations
  by Willman, A. & Kortelainen, M. & Mannisto, H.L. & Tujula, M.
• e10 Tax Incentives and Corporate Borrowing: Evidence from Finnish Company Panel Data
  by Virolainen, K.
• e9 Exchange Rates in European Monetary Integration
  by Ranki, S.
• 8/98 Technological Transformation and the Nonbank Competition in a Model of Retail Banking Oligopoly
  by Vesala, J.
• 7/98 The Overnight Rate of Interest Under Averaged Reserve Requirements. Some Theoretical Aspects and the Finnish Experience
  by Valimaki, T.
• 6/98 The Time-Varying NAIRU and Potential Output in Finland
  by Rasi, C.M. & Viikari, J.M.
• 5/98 How to Evaluate the Forecasting Performance of a Macroeconomic Model
  by Hukkinen, J. & Viren, M.
• 4/98 Earmarking of Environmental Taxes: Efficient, After All
  by Pirttila, J.
• 3/98 The Sources of Output Shocks in Finland and Other EU Countries
  by Kinnunen, H.
• 2/98 Evolving Voluntary Rules for the Operation of European Central Bank
  by Mayes, D.G.
• 1/98 Monetary Policy in a Bipolar International Monetary System
  by Ranki, S.

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