FINANCIAL STABILITY FORUM & BIS REVIEW NO. 52
May 24, 2007 at 3:49 pm | Posted in Economics, Financial, Globalization | Leave a comment
BIS Review No 52 available
Bank for International Settlements
Please find BIS Review No 52 attached as an Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file. Alternatively, you can access this BIS Review on the Bank for International Settlements’ website by clicking on http://www.bis.org/review/index.htm
What’s included?
BIS Review No 52 (24 May 2007)
Ben S Bernanke: Recognizing leadership
Jean-Claude Trichet: Introductory remarks at ETUC Congress
Jean-Claude Trichet: The role of research in central banks and at the ECB
Ajith Nivard Cabraal: Developments in the evolution of central banking and challenges faced by central bankers
Lucas Papademos: Education, financial markets and economic growth
Irma Rosenberg: Monetary policy and the labour market
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