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Calibrating central banks' mandate : central banking objectives, tasks, and measures within unitary and federal constitutional settings
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ADEMU Working Paper; 2017/080
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PETIT, Christy Ann, Calibrating central banks’ mandate : central banking objectives, tasks, and measures within unitary and federal constitutional settings, ADEMU Working Paper, 2017/080 - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/68579
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In a context of institutional flexibility and political necessity, central banks’ responses to the recent crises modelled the scope of their mandate, in law and in action. The current mandates of the European Central Bank, the Federal Reserve System, the Bank of Canada, and of the Bank of England are examined in their constitutional, statutory, and/or legal sources. This inquiry is complemented with recent policy statements and institutional discourse to interpret the mandate of those central banks in action and their underpinning objectives, tasks, and measures, during and in the aftermath of the crises. The central banks’ mandate is furthermore contextualised within the examined central banks’ organisational structure and the constitutional settings of the EU and of the states in which the central banks are embedded.
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This project is related to the research agenda of the ADEMU project, “A Dynamic Economic and Monetary Union”. ADEMU is funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 Program under grant agreement N° 649396 (ADEMU).