ECB Occasional Paper No. 2021272
Number of pages: 142
Posted: 23 Sep 2021
Last Revised: 18 Nov 2021
Ugo Albertazzi,
Emmanuelle Assouan,
Oreste Tristani,
Gabriele Galati,
Thomas Vlassopoulos,
Petra Adolf,
Christoffer Kok,
Carlo Altavilla,
Claus Brand,
Alberto Musso,
Matthieu Bussière,
Kalin Nikolov,
Stephan Fahr,
Matic Patriček,
Florian Heider,
Maria Rodriguez-Moreno,
Julien Idier,
Federico Maria Signoretti,
Jorge Aban,
Ulrike Busch,
Alan Cassar,
Hiona Balfoussia,
Dimitrios Chalamandaris,
Guido Bonatti, Diana Bonfim,
Miguel Bouchinha,
Matteo Falagiarda,
Angela Maddaloni,
Falk Mazelis,
Felix Geiger,
Pavo Miettinen,
Anton Nakov,
Goran Obradovic,
Pelin Ibas,
Maria Papageorghiou,
Armands Pogulis,
Jansen David Jan,
Vanessa Redak,
Mario Jovanovic,
Anatoli Segura Velez,
Jan Kakes,
Jens Tapking,
Alina Kempf,
Melanie Klein,
Benjamin Weigert and
Marek Licak
ECB -DG Monetary Policy, Banque de France, European Central Bank (ECB), De Nederlandsche Bank, European Central Bank (ECB), Deutsche Bundesbank - Economics Department, European Central Bank (ECB), European Central Bank (ECB), European Central Bank (ECB), European Central Bank (ECB), Banque de France, European Central Bank (ECB), European Central Bank, Bank of Slovenia, European Central Bank (ECB), University of Navarra - Department of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, Banque de France - Centre de Recherche, Bank of Italy, Banco de España, Deutsche Bundesbank, Central Bank of Malta, Bank of Greece, Bank of Greece, European Central Bank (ECB), Banco de Portugal, European Central Bank (ECB), European Central Bank (ECB), European Central Bank (ECB), European Central Bank (ECB), Deutsche Bundesbank, Bank of Finland, European Central Bank (ECB)CEPR, Bank of Slovenia, National Bank of Belgium, Central Bank of Cyprus, Latvijas Banka, De Nederlandsche Bank, Oesterreichische Nationalbank (OeNB), Deutsche Bundesbank, Bank of Italy, De Nederlandsche Bank - Monetary and Economic Policy Department, European Central Bank (ECB), European Central Bank (ECB), Deutsche Bundesbank, University of Giessen - Department of Economics and Bank of Slovenia
