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Questionnaire 6 for the Survey of Firms (BOP-F) July, August, September 2021
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Scientific study on the expectations of firms in Germany
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Real-time forecasting of GDP based on a large factor model with monthly and quarterly data Discussion paper 33/2006: Christian Schumacher, Jörg Breitung
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Structural changes in the German capital market in the run-up to European monetary union Article from the Monthly report April 1998
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Currency Portfolios and Currency Exchange in a Search Economy Discussion paper 15/2001: Ben R. Craig, Christopher J. Waller
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The performance of German credit institutions in 1999 Article from the Monthly report September 2000
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A "wreckers theory" of financial distress Discussion paper 40/2005: Ulf von Kalckreuth
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Lower bound, inflation target and the anchoring of inflation expectations Article from the Monthly Report June 2018
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Capital market statistics - September 2015 Statistical Supplement 2 to the Monthly Report
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International portfolios, capital accumulation and foreign assets dynamics Discussion paper 19/2008: Nicolas Coeurdacier, Robert Kollmann, Philippe Martin
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Cash use in Germany Cash hoarding by German households – an empirical analysis of how much cash they store and why
Estimates by the Bundesbank suggest that banknotes worth around €268 billion were in circulation in Germany in 2018. Of that amount, roughly 20% was used directly for transactions. The other, far larger share – somewhere in the region of €200 billion – was being hoarded, i.e. stored for an extended period of time by households and firms.
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External Position Reports of German Banks - A Description of the Microdatabase. Fiorentino, E., C. Koch, and W. Rudek (2010)
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The information content of survey data on expected price developments for monetary policy Discussion paper 09/2001: Christina Gerberding
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How financial shocks affect inflation Research Brief | 9th edition – January 2017
Demand in the USA and other industrial nations collapsed dramatically during the financial crisis and yet this did not lead to deflation. The reasons for this have still not been fully explained. A new study examines the extent to which financial shocks have a bearing on the path of inflation.
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Capital market statistics - August 2015 Statistical Supplement 2 to the Monthly Report
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Capital market statistics - April 2019 Statistical Supplement 2 to the Monthly Report
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Wage setting in Germany - new empirical findings Article from the Monthly report April 2009
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Capital market statistics - November 2013 Statistical Supplement 2 to the Monthly Report
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Informationsveranstaltung „Zahlungsverkehr und Abwicklungssysteme für Kreditinstitute“ Frühjahr 2020
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Sectoral differences in wage freezes and wage cuts: evidence from a new firm survey Discussion paper 24/2008: Daniel Radowski, Holger Bonin
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