15C. The Model of the Deutsche Bundesbank
Author: BERTOLD WAHLIG
Language:
English
Keywords:
BOOK; independence of central banks; chapter; bank; independence; country; credit policy; bank supervisor; EC treaty; bank regulator; banking regulator; Legal support in revenue administration; Foreign banks; Government securities; Securities markets; Commercial banks; Global; Central and Eastern Europe; Eastern Europe; Europe; Caribbean

Abstract

One of the central points that the EU member states agreed upon in Maastricht, when they drafted the framework for monetary union and the establishment of a European System of Central Banks, including a European Central Bank, was the need for this system to be independent of instructions from the union’s institutions and from governments of the member states.1

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Publication Date:
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DOI:
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