Spending Seigniorage: Do Central Banks Have a Governance Problem?
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WP; central bank; income statement; weak central banks; seigniorage; governance; central banking; central bank recapitalization; revenue base; expenditure performance index; strong central banks; Distressed institutions; Personal income; Currencies; International reserves; Global;All these keywords.
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