Roberto Perotti    IGIER - Università Bocconi

20297 Monetary Theory and Policy 2017

MOCK EXAM
Syllabus, structure and goals of the course, structure of the exam v. 1.0 2017 02 06
Chapter 1 Interest rates v.1.0 2017 02 06
Chapter 2 The monetary base and the money supply process v. 1.1 2017 02 12
Chapter 3 The FED and the ECB v. 1.0 2017 02 14
Chapter 4 Leverage; going long and short v. 1.0 2017 02 14
Chapter 5 The money market v. 1.0 2017 02 14
Chapter 6 Repurchase agreements v. 1.0 2017 02 20
Chapter 7 Securities lending v. 1.0 2017 02 20
Chapter 8 Money market mutual funds v. 1.0 2017 02 22
Chapter 9 Commercial paper v. 1.0 2017 02 22
Chapter 10 Certificates of deposits v. 1.0 2017 02 22
Chapter 11 Eurodollars v. 1.0 2017 02 22
Chapter 12 The federal funds market v. 1.0 2017 02 27
Chapter 13 The economics of structured finance v. 2.0 2017 03 01
Chapter 14 Credit default swaps v. 1.0 2017 03 01
Chapter 15 The emerging importance of dealer banks v. 1.0 2017 03 06
Chapter 16 Shadow banking v. 1.0 2017 03 06
Chapter 17 The debate on US monetary policy before the crisis v. 1.0 2017 03 08
Chapter 18 Monetary policy at the Fed v. 1.0 2017 03 15
Chapter 19 The financial crisis, Part 1 v. 1.1 2017 03 29
Chapter 20 The financial crisis, Part 2 v. 1.0 2017 03 29
Chapter 21 The financial crisis, Part 3 v. 1.0 2017 04 03
Chapter 22 Explanations of the crisis v. 1.0 2017 04 05
Chapter 23 Unconventional monetary policies v. 1.0 2017 04 10
Chapter 24 Monetary policy instruments of the ECB v. 1.0 2017 04 10
Chapter 25 The ECB, the financial crisis, and beyond v. 1.0 2017 04 12
Chapter 26 The collateral policies of central banks v. 1.0 2017 04 28
Chapter 27 The loop between sovereign and bank debt risk v. 1.0 2017 04 28
Chapter 28 Why bank capital is important v. 1.0 2017 05 03
Chapter 29 Basel v. 1.0 2017 05 08
Chapter 30 The single resolution mechanism v. 1.0 2017 05 08