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The Different Paths of Central Bank Scientization: The Case of the Bank of England.
Abstract This article investigates the scientization process in central banks, using the Bank of England (BoE) as a case study. It proposes an ideal type of the scientized central bank, which is tied to the core idea that the scientization of an organization grows with its willingness to contribute to the relevant science. We derive […] Lire la suite
To change or not to change. The evolution of forecasting models at the Bank of England.
Abstract Why do policymakers and economists within a policymaking institution choose to throw away a model and to develop an alternative one? Why do they choose to stick to an existing model? This article contributes to the literature on the history and philosophy of modelling by answering these questions. It delves into the dynamics of […] Lire la suite
Six Decades of Economic Research at the Bank of England
Abstract This paper discusses the transformation of the content, role, and status of economic research at the Bank of England in the past 60 years. We show how four three factors (the policy functions and missions of the Bank, the attitude of its executives towards economics, and its organizational structure) shaped the evolution of in-house […] Lire la suite
Technical Appendix to Green Central Banking
Green Central Banking
This chapter argues that central banks find themselves between a rock and a hard place when it comes to green central banking. Either they endorse the project, exposing them to the charge that they lack the input legitimacy to do so, or they eschew taking into account climate concerns, thus undermining their output legitimacy. […] Lire la suite
Technical Appendix to Central Banking and Inequalities: Old Tropes and New Practices
Central Banking and Inequalities: Old Tropes and New Practices
Les banques centrales servent-elles nos intérêts?
La crise financière de 2007 a ébranlé notre confiance dans la capacité des banques centrales à remplir ce qui devrait être leur seul objectif légitime : servir l’intérêt public. Cet ouvrage présente une critique précise du rôle que jouent les banques centrales dans nos sociétés et offre des propositions de réformes. En analysant la Banque centrale […] Lire la suite
Autorégulation épistémique des systèmes sociaux de production de connaissance: le cas de la Banque du Canada
Les banques centrales et la justice sociale
Résumé Dans cet article, nous présentons deux arguments en faveur d’une attention accrue des banques centrales à l’égard des implications distributives des politiques monétaires. En mobilisant la doctrine du double effet, nous montrons que la responsabilité des banquiers centraux quant aux effets distributifs de leurs politiques monétaires non conventionnelles est engagée. De plus, étant donné […] Lire la suite