Monetary Policy in the Euro Area: Strategy and Decision-Making at the European Central Bank

By O. Issing, Vítor Gaspar, Ignazio Angeloni, O. Tristani. 2001

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The ECB Monetary Policy Strategy and the Money Market (2001, background): “Third, a broad based assessment based on a multiplicity of models and indicators (see Issing et al (2001)).”
Does Money Lead Inflation in the Euro Area? (2001, background): “See also Issing et al. (2001) for a comprehensive review of monetary policy in the euro area.”
Using Taylor Rules to Understand European Central Bank Monetary Policy (2007, background): “As noted by Issing et al. (2001), a wide range of economic and financial indicator variables – like output gap measures (i.e. measures of the discrepancy between output, or its factors of production, and their equilibrium values) – are used for this purpose.”
The Future of Monetary Aggregates in Monetary Policy Analysis (2003, background): “Endorsements of the proposition appear not only in the recent outline by Issing et al (2001) of the ECB’s monetary policy strategy, but also in statements by policymakers outside the euro area.”
European Economic and Monetary Integration, and the Optimum Currency Area Theory (2008, methodology): “For this purpose, the Committee of Governors and its subcommittees prepared in 1990 a first draft of the Statute of the ECB for 8 See amongst others, Issing et al (2001), Eijffinger and De Haan (2000), Baldwin and Wyplosz (2005), (ECB (2004), Gerdesmeier et al (2007), ECB (2004), and Moutot, Jung…”
Using Taylor Rules to Understand ECB Monetary Policy (2003, background): “As noted by Issing et al. (2001), a wide range of economic and financial indicator variables – like output gap measures (i.e. measures of the discrepancy between output, or its factors of production, and their equilibrium values) – is used for this purpose.”
Monetary Transmission in the Euro Area: Where Do We Stand? (2002, unknown): “The ECB strategy is discussed in Issing et al. (2001) .”