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Who Waits? Why the Treasury That Lost Most Was Paid Every Year
Between 2022 and 2025 the Italian treasury lost more central-bank income than any other of the euro area's five largest treasuries, yet it was paid every year; the German and Dutch treasuries lost less and received nothing at all. This paper explains the paradox. A common monetary-policy shock re
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