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SUMMARY:Analytical tools for monetary policy
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DESCRIPTION:Deadline for application\n\n22 March 2024\n\nObjective\n\nMon
 etary policy decision-making calls for a thorough anlysis of economic\,m
 onetary and financial developments. Central banks assess these developme
 nts using a variety of analytical tools. The outcome of their analyses p
 rovides key input for well-informed monetary policy decisions which are 
 a prerequisite to the central bank fulfilling its monetary policy mandat
 e. This five-day courseprovides an overviewof various analytical tools w
 hich Bundesbank staff use in the context of the monetary policy decision
 -making process in the monetary union. The focus is on the analysis of e
 conomic\, monetary and financial developments\, which represents an impo
 rtant part of the analytical approach adopted by the Eurosystem under th
 e prevailing monetary policy strategy. Bundesbank experts will present k
 ey aspects of their regular analytical work. In particular\, the course 
 will illustrate specific analytical approaches used to monitor and asses
 s developments in the area of money and credit\, in capital markets\, in
  exchange rates and price competitiveness as well as in relation to the 
 monetarytransmission process.\n\nContents\nMonetary policy transmission 
 and the effects of financial shocks\nAnalysis of financial accounts\nCap
 ital markets analysis\nExchange rate and price competitiveness analysis\
 nRole of banks in monetary policy transmission\nPolicy advice with quant
 itative (DSGE) models\nCurrent researchprojects related to monetary poli
 cy analysis\n\nTarget group\n\nMid-level central bank officials working 
 in the area of monetary analysis and/or financial market analysis. Poten
 tial candidates who wish to apply for the course should have a sound und
 erstanding of macroeconomic theory and are expected to be familiar with 
 basic econometrics as well as commonly used modelling techniques.\n\nPle
 ase note:\n\nThe course does not cover topics related to broader macroec
 onomic analysis and forecasting. Moreover\, it does not provide an intro
 duction to econometrics or specific modelling techniques.
LOCATION:Frankfurt/Main
CONTACT:Deutsche Bundesbank – CIC\, tzk@bundesbank.de\, +49 69 9566-36605
 
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