Other publications

This is where to find other economic publications together with an overview of the conference proceedings of the Deutsche Bundesbank published to date.

Other economic publications

• First special survey on German banks’ lending to domestic enterprises - August 2009
• Second special survey on German banks’ lending to domestic enterprises - January 2010
• Bank Lending Survey - Results for Germany - Unweighted changes (PDF) - January 2010
• Bank Lending Survey - Results for Germany - Unweighted changes (XLS) - January 2010
• Bank Lending Survey - Results for Germany - Diffusion index (PDF) - January 2010
• Bank Lending Survey - Results for Germany - Diffusion index (XLS) - January 2010
• Bank Lending Survey - Ad hoc questions (PDF) - January 2010
• Bank Lending Survey - Ad hoc questions (XLS) - January 2010
• Net Worth at Risk - European Committee of Central Balance Sheet Offices - August 2005
• Macro-Econometric Multi-Country Model: MEMMOD
• Questionnaire for the Bank Lending Survey of the Euro-Area
• Compilation guide for the questionnaire
• Ways out of the crisis - Some points to consider for economic policy in Germany (March 2003)
• Corporate Finance in Germany and France - A Joint Research Project of the Deutsche Bundesbank and the Banque de France
• Index of the articles in the Monthly Reports (January 1990 - December 2009)

Conference proceedings

The Deutsche Bundesbank has held a Spring Conference each year from 1999 to 2002. In April 1999 the conference was devoted to the subject of "The monetary transmission process: recent developments and lessons for Europe". In 2000 the conference subject was "Investing today for the world of tomorrow". In 2001 the Bundesbank organised a Spring Conference on the subject of "Ageing, financial markets and monetary policy". The 2002 Spring Conference was entitled "Direct investment in the real and financial sector of industrial countries". Conference proceedings have been published in each case. Please note, however, that these proceedings are not available from the Deutsche Bundesbank, but only from booksellers.

The Monetary Transmission Process; Recent Developments and Lessons for Europe

The debate about the monetary transmission process has become more intense in recent years. It was given additional impetus by the start of European monetary union. This book brings together papers and comments on this subject from leading academics and central bank economists. Important methodological questions relating to the transmission of monetary policy and to monetary strategy are discussed by McCallum, Svensson and Weber. The role of monetary aggregates in the monetary transmission process in the United States is illustrated by Meltzer. In this context Cecchetti and Schmidt consider the significance of different financial systems. Burda examines the extent to which the incomplete integration of labour markets may complicate monetary policy in the euro area. The book is rounded off by commentaries and interventions from Issing, Giavazzi, Berg, Visco, Neumann et al.

• ISBN: 0-333-77244-X
• Editor: Deutsche Bundesbank
• Publisher: Palgrave - 2001

Investing Today for the World of Tomorrow; Studies on the Investment Process in Europe

Investment is crucial for a nation's economic growth and welfare. In contrast to the situation in the United States, the volume of investment in Europe has been fairly modest in recent years. This book explores the reasons for this. It contains numerous papers and commentaries from prominent researchers in this field such as Chirinko, Harhoff, Hall, Hellwig, Hubbard, Mairesse, Funke, Seitz and Lipsey. Among the topics examined are the connection between investment, on the one hand, and taxation, uncertainty and the nature of financial systems, on the other. The conference volume also highlights the determinants and implications of public-sector investment and foreign direct investment.

• ISBN: 3-540-41289-1
• Editor: Deutsche Bundesbank
• Publisher: Springer - 2001

Ageing, Financial Markets and Monetary Policy

Western industrial countries are faced with an ageing population. In this book renowned academics present an overview of some implications of population ageing for economic developments and the financial systems. The first chapter discusses the consequences of the ageing process for savings patterns and international capital flows. The possible effects on the financial markets and on monetary policy are also discussed. The book focuses particularly on the situation in Europe.

 

• ISBN: 3-540-42727-9
• Editor: Alan J. Auerbach und Heinz Herrmann
• Publisher: Springer - 2002

Foreign Direct Investment in the Real and Financial Sector of Industrial Countries

International economic integration is one of the major issues of our time. This book contains articles on the determinants and effects of foreign direct investment in the real and financial sector of the industrial countries. These articles shed new light on the motives behind direct investment, especially the role played by government incentives. Considerable attention is also devoted to the part played by foreign direct investment in the acceding countries of eastern Europe. The future impact of EU enlargement on the flows of capital into these countries is discussed. The debate on international bank mergers has intensified since the start of European monetary union. Articles in the last section of the book deal with this subject.

• ISBN: 3-540-00510-2
• Editor: Heinz Herrmann und Robert Lipsey
• Publisher: Springer - 2003