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This new series presents studies and documents on issues pertaining to the institutional tasks of the Bank of Italy and the Eurosystem. The Occasional Papers flank the Working Papers series dedicated to original contributions to economic research.
The Occasional Papers include studies conducted within the Bank of Italy, sometimes in cooperation with the Eurosystem or other institutions.
The views expressed are those of the authors and do not involve the responsibility of the institutions to which they belong.
No. 146 – The housing wealth of Italian households: a comparison of administrative and survey data Andrea Neri, Maria Teresa Monteduro , January 2013No. 145 - The Eurosystem’s monetary, banking and financial statistics: some reflections on results and future steps Riccardo De Bonis - January 2013No. 144 - Why are payment habits so heterogeneous across and within countries? Evidence from European countries and Italian regions Guerino Ardizzi, Eleonora Iachini, January 2013No. 143 – You never give me your money? Sovereign debt crises, collective action problems, and IMF lending Marco Committeri, Francesco Spadafora, January 2013No. 142 - Cyclically adjusted local government balances Eugenia Panicara, Massimiliano Rigon, Gian Maria Tomat - December 2012No. 141 - Monetary policy and fiscal dominance in Italy from the early 1970s to the adoption of the euro: a review Eugenio Gaiotti, Alessandro Secchi - November 2012No. 140 - Macroprudential, microprudential and monetary policies: conflicts, complementarities and trade-offs Paolo Angelini, Sergio Nicoletti-Altimari, Ignazio Visco - November 2012No. 139 - Italian nonfinancial firms and derivatives Mariano Graziano - October 2012No. 138 – The new balance of payments and international investment position statistics: methodology and results Rita Cappariello, Giovanni Giuseppe Ortolani, Valeria Pellegrini - October 2012No. 137 - Recent trends in long-term bank funding Andrea Cardillo, Andrea Zaghini - October 2012 |
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