Titlebook: Asymmetric Monetary Transmission in Europe; Volker Clausen Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Business Cycle.European Centra

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Empirical Evidence on Asymmetric Monetary Transmission in Europe,fferent approaches and results, it concentrates on four countries: France, Germany and Italy as the most important EMU member countries, which taken together account for almost three quarters of aggregate European output and on the UK, which is the most important outsider.

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Financial Structure and Asymmetric Monetary Transmission: Implications of a Differential Role of Asowing is primarily long-term, while in Italy short-term borrowing dominates. These differences in the nature of interest rate transmission are also identified in econometric estimates of consumption and investment equations (De Bondt et al. (1997)).

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Book 2001 which could be usefully exploited by the ECB and the ESCB respectively, one naturally will appreciate advanced economic modeling of the main issues. This book takes an analytical look at the problem of asymmetric monetary transmission in Euroland. Facing the ECB‘s monetary policy, individual mem­ b

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