Monetary transmission in the euro area: early evidence

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Endogeneities of Optimum Currency Areas: What Brings Countries Sharing a Single Currency Closer Together? (2005, unknown): “19 ECB Working Paper Series No. 468 April 2005 Angeloni and Ehrmann (2003) seek evidence of euro area-wide banking integration and the degree of interest rate pass-through using post-1999 data.”
Term Structure and the Sluggishness of Retail Bank Interest Rates in Euro Area Countries (2005, background): “Mojon (2000), Hofmann (2000 and 2003), Angeloni and Ehrmann (2003) and Coffinet (2005) also find short-term sluggishness in short-term bank lending rates to enterprises, but assume a priori a complete long-term pass-through.”
Price Setting and Inflation Persistence: Did Emu Matter? (2006, unknown): “As to the transmission mechanism, Angeloni and Ehrmann (2003) have provided evidence suggesting an increase of the strength of monetary policy effects and a shortening of its lags.”
European Economic and Monetary Integration, and the Optimum Currency Area Theory (2008, background): “…because this market becomes a more secure “safe haven”, and corporations, which experience, ceteris paribus, a decrease in the cost of capital.35 Angeloni and Ehrmann (2003) seek evidence of euro area-wide banking integration and the degree of interest rate pass-through using post-1999 data.”