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Changing Winds: Central Bank Independence, An Institutionalist Analysis
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The European Central Bank, Federal Reserve and Bank of England enjoy broad and extensive power to determine monetary policy. Yet how exactly do they function, and what mandate do they have over monetary policy? On what epistemological roots does their path-dependent development rest? Given that they
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