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22. Employment and the conduct of monetary policy in the euro area. (2021). Vanhala, Juuso ; Thaler, Dominik ; Sokol, Andrej ; Sondermann, David ; Slacalek, Jiri ; Ristiniemi, Annukka ; Pidkuyko, Myroslav ; Nakov, Anton ; Mongelli, Francesco ; Martins, Fernando ; Mazelis, Falk ; Lydon, Reamonn ; Lozej, Matija ; Lhuissier, Stéphane ; Hertweck, Matthias ; Guglielminetti, Elisa ; Grasso, Adriana ; Gomes, Sandra ; Ferrari, Alessandro ; Falath, Juraj ; Dupraz, Stéphane ; Dossche, Maarten ; De Philippis, Marta ; Coenen, Günter ; Colciago, Andrea ; Brand, Claus ; BOBEICA, Elena ; Bijnens, Gert ; Basso, Henrique ; Angino, Siria ; Ajevskis, Viktors ; Ploj, Gasper ; Piton, Celine ; Bodnar, Katalin ; Justo, Ana Seco ; Soudan, Michel ; Szorfi, Bela ; Karsay, Alex ; Obstbaum, Meri ; Saint-Guilhem, Arthur ; Osterloh, Steffen ; Hammermann, Felix ; Propst, Maximilian ; le Roux, Julien ; Kolndrekaj, Aleksandra ; da Silva, Antonio Dias ; Montero, Jose ; Consolo, Agostino ; Hutchinson, John ; Motto, Roberto ; Kanutin, Andrew ; Salvador, Ramon Gomez ; Seward, Domingos ; Haavio, Markus ; Rebelo, Pedro Luis ; Polemidiotis, Marios ; Jacquinot, Pascal ; Kienzler, Daniel ; Rodrigues, Manuel Bernado ; Warne, Anders ; Goy, Gavin ; Hernborg, Nils ; Botelho, Vasco ; Zhutova, Anastasia.
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23. The ECB’s price stability framework: past experience, and current and future challenges. (2021). Zevi, Giordano ; Weber, Henning ; Valderrama, Maria ; Tristani, Oreste ; Thaler, Dominik ; Stevens, Arnoud ; Skotida, Ifigeneia ; Schneider, Jan David ; Schultefrankenfeld, Guido ; Schmidt, Sebastian ; Santoro, Sergio ; Ristiniemi, Annukka ; Rannenberg, Ansgar ; Pisani, Massimiliano ; Penalver, Adrian ; Papageorgiou, Dimitris ; Pavlova, Lora ; Nikolov, Kalin ; Moench, Emanuel ; Montes-Galdón, Carlos ; Meyler, Aidan ; Matheron, Julien ; Martin, Alberto ; Mazelis, Falk ; Marx, Magali ; Lojschova, Adriana ; Locarno, Alberto ; LE BIHAN, Hervé ; Kok, Christoffer ; Knüppel, Malte ; Kenny, Geoff ; Hurtado, Samuel ; Hürtgen, Patrick ; Grasso, Adriana ; Grosse Steffen, Christoph ; Gomes, Sandra ; Gilbert, Niels ; Giesen, Sebastian ; Georgarakos, Dimitris ; Gautier, Erwan ; Ehrmann, Michael ; Dupraz, Stéphane ; Coenen, Günter ; Cleanthous, Lena ; Cecioni, Martina ; Brand, Claus ; Ajevskis, Viktors ; Aguilar, Pablo ; Nuo, Galo ; Soudan, Michel ; Albertazzi, Ugo ; Knuppel, Malte ; Bornemann, Friederike ; Sturm, Michael ; Kho, Stephen ; Montes-Galdon, Carlos ; Hammermann, Felix ; Ioannidis, Michael ; Fahr, Stephan ; Dedola, Luca ; Saint-Guilhem, Arthur ; Consolo, Agostino ; Monch, Emanuel ; Wouters, Raf ; Dobrew, Michael ; Gerke, Rafael ; Maletic, Matjaz ; Corbisiero, Giuseppe ; Hurtgen, Patrick ; Hoffmann, Mathias ; Tosato, Andrea Giorgio ; Andreeva, Desislava ; Rottger, Joost ; Lima, Ana Isabel ; Carboni, Giacomo ; Kienzler, Daniel ; Holz, Jonas ; Scheer, Alexander ; Haavio, Markus ; Motto, Roberto ; Hutchinson, John ; Al-Haschimi, Alexander ; Goy, Gavin ; Kortelainen, Mika ; Grosse-Steffen, Christoph ; Kontulainen, Jarmo.
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24. The implications of globalisation for the ECB monetary policy strategy. (2021). Venditti, Fabrizio ; Siena, Daniele ; Schmidt, Julia ; Schmitz, Martin ; Quaglietti, Lucia ; Pérez, Javier ; Parraga Rodriguez, Susana ; Osbat, Chiara ; Labhard, Vincent ; Lastauskas, Povilas ; Korhonen, Iikka ; Kataryniuk, Iván ; JOCHEM, Axel ; Gunnella, Vanessa ; Georgiadis, Georgios ; Fontagné, Lionel ; Feldkircher, Martin ; FELETTIGH, ALBERTO ; Everett, Mary ; Di Nino, Virginia ; DE BANDT, OLIVIER ; Cova, Pietro ; Coimbra, Nuno ; Carvalho, Daniel ; Carluccio, Juan ; Ca' Zorzi, Michele ; bricongne, jean-charles ; Banerjee, Biswajit ; Balatti, Mirco ; ALBRIZIO, SILVIA ; Kuhnlenz, Markus ; Serafini, Roberta ; Wacket, Helmut ; de Luigi, Clara ; Attinasi, Mariagrazia ; Hemmerle, Yannick ; le Mezo, Helena ; Meinen, Philipp ; Giron, Celestino ; Fontagne, Lionel ; Chiacchio, Francesco ; Karjanlahti, Kristiina ; Baumann, Ursel ; Dorrucci, Ettore ; Mattias, Nilsson ; Zumer, Tina ; Eichler, Eric ; Mozzanica, Mirco Balatti ; Reininger, Thomas ; Dimitropoulou, Dimitra ; Perez, Javier J ; Lodge, David ; van Schaik, Ilona ; del Giudice, Davide ; Stumpner, Sebastian.
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28. Concentration and Agglomeration of IT Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Patenting. (2020). Goldfarb, Avi ; Forman, Chris.
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