Follow my leader: The Bundesbank

Article Abstract:

The Bundesbank's anti-inflation monetary policy has angered critics in the government and private sector who believe German interest rates are already too high. Much of the criticism is directed at the central bank's new President, Helmut Schlesinger.

Central banks

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The Bundesbank gets a bashing

Article Abstract:

The Bundesbank has resisted all efforts to loosen its monetary policy and reduce German interest rates, despite a downturn in the German economy. Nevertheless, the Bundesbank's tight money policies have succeeded in controlling inflation.

International aspects, Interest rates, Monetary policy

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Don't blame the Bundesbank

Article Abstract:

The Bundesbank has performed well despite public unhappiness over Germany's 3% drop in first quarter 1993 gross domestic product. Its recent cut in interest rates shows it is responsibly aware of all its anti-recession policy options.

Editorial, Economic aspects

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