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: Law of the EMU and euroThe role of central banks after the crisis
By Atilla Arda
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"The current crisis will have far-reaching consequences for the role and responsibilities of central banks. They will need to pay greater and more symmetric attention to financial considerations in framing their monetary policy. They will also need to play an important role in any macroprudential policy framework that is set...Full post as published by Law of the EMU and euro on January 29, 2011 (boomark / email).
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