European central bank (ECB) monetary policies analysis

Nikita Eremeev

Bachelor's thesis

Abstract:

The following thesis expands theories and assumptions of merited economists,considers facts about researched institutes and authors own investigations.Literary publications clearly show all necessary aspects. It involves banking,economics and statistics. Particular literature explains the changing of credit market behaviorunder an impact of factors. It introduces meaningful knowledge about organizationalstructure, goals, tasks and operations. Strengths and weaknesses of structure were detectedand clearly explained. Current problems of euro and dollar was identified and bring thepossible solution. Was created a database of monitoring the behavior of institute, which wascollected by personal research. Afterwards, all data was researched and explained on the basisof early notions described in the theoretical part of this work.Author had researched economists works, dedicated to monetary policy regulation inthe Eurozone. There are: Goodhart, Scheller, Hogermann, Sauert, Stiehle, McCaughrin,Gray, Chailloux, Nanto, Choudhry, Landuy, Langin, Weinstein, Angeloni, Brenton,Woodford, Issing, McAdam, Ferguson, Edervin. An interview of the ECB representative, inface of the Counsel to the Executive Mr. Jonathan Yiangou was taken for the followingresearch.The following bachelor thesis could be used in future teaching within the bankingproblems observation.

Keywords

Monetary policy, Strategic interaction, European Central Bank, Quantitative easing, OMO, TARGET2, Euro integration, Exchange rate, Interest rate, Inflation

Language used: English

Date on which the thesis was submitted / produced: 15. 3. 2017

Thesis defence

• Supervisor: Ing. Petr Procházka, MSc Ph.D.

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

Faculty of Economics and Management

Bachelor programme / field:
Economics Policy and Administration / Business Administration