... absorbed by
the banking system with no impact on the lending rate nor equilibrium employment. The
banking system helps to insulate the real economy from financial shocks. On the other hand,
once bank ... more
binding with policy tightening.
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BIS Working Papers
No 297
The bank lending channel
revisited
By Piti Disyatat
Monetary and Economic Dep...
... arising from the use of true-sale securitisation, credit derivatives or synthetic CDOs, not included in the
variable SEC.
BIS Working Papers
No 345
The bank lending channel:
Lessons ... (2004). Overall, the
evidence suggests that the role of the bank lending channel may be reduced in the case of
small banks affiliated to a larger entity.
The...
... shows, in the first column, the change in the domestic-currency value of the central bank s
BIS Working Papers
No 333
Banking crises and the
international monetary system
in the Great ... of the banking crisis for the ‘real economy’. There was a
discretionary limit to the scope of the automatic working of the gold standard.
Of course, by providing...
... other economists, and are
published by the Bank. The papers are on subjects of topical interest and are technical in
character. The views expressed in them are those of their authors and not ... quartile. See Table 2 for other variable notations.
BIS Working Papers are written by members of the Monetary and Economic Department of
the Ban...
... written by members of the Monetary and Economic Department of
the Bank for International Settlements, and from time to time by other economists, and are
published by the Bank. The papers are on subjects ... increase occurred in the 2000s. Second, the
corporate sector has supplanted the household sector as the largest saver in China today but
has not been the biggest...
... pollution among the adult population. Therefore, the
sample is not representative of the whole population and WTP values derived may not reflect the “true”
social welfare. In addition, the significant ... 1993), it nevertheless appears as the most appropriate in
the context of valuing the health benefits of reducing air pollution. The analysis of these methodological
issu...
... National Bank of Poland and the authors’ calculations.
5 Linking the Bank Lending Channel a nd the Disequilibrium Loan
Market Analysis
We assumed in our theoretical mo del of the bank lending channel ... is
oftenusedtoapproximatethefirms’ and the banks’ expectations about future economic activity and
tohaveapositivesign.FollowingtheBernankeandBlinder (1988a,b) and the...
... determining the level of bank lending rates: the lower the
maturity the higher the level of the bank lending rate. This is noteworthy since the yield curve is generally
positively sloped. However, the ... April 2002
known as the flight to quality phenomenon. However, until this happens, the interest rate should not be
sticky on the risky loans. In fact, the...
... heterogeneity in the banking sector and there does not exist a representative bank.
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Working Paper No. 446
The business cycle implications of banks’
maturity ... represent those of the Bank of England or to state
Bank of England policy. This paper should therefore not be reported as representing the views of the Bank of England or memb...
... when the central
bank is silent about the interest rate path, (1 − λ
1
) = 0. Publishing the path, the
central bank enlarges the region of instability – the larger the weight the agents
give to the ... the
central bank enlarges the region of instability – the larger the weight the agents
give to the announcement, the larger the region of instability und...