Dr. Nils Herger is a lecturer at the Study Center Gerzensee - the research and training center of the Swiss National Bank. His main responsibility is to organize a course program for central bankers, which is attended by participants from all over the world and enjoys an excellent international reputation. Nils Herger also teaches monetary policy and macroeconomic topics at the University of Bern. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Exeter.

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• Introduction.- A Brief History of Central Banks.- Money: Lubricant of the Economy.- Monetary-policy Instruments.- Money, Credit, and Banking.- The Initial and Final Effects of Monetary Policy on Inflation, Output, and (Un)employment.- Central-bank Independence.- International Monetary Policy.- Final chapter: The Past, Present, and Future of Central Banking.

Dr. Nils Herger is a lecturer at the Study Center Gerzensee - the research and training center of the Swiss National Bank. His main responsibility is to organize a course program for central bankers, which is attended by participants from all over the world and enjoys an excellent international reputation. Nils Herger also teaches monetary policy and macroeconomic topics at the University of Bern. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Exeter.

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• Introduction.- A Brief History of Central Banks.- Money: Lubricant of the Economy.- Monetary-policy Instruments.- Money, Credit, and Banking.- The Initial and Final Effects of Monetary Policy on Inflation, Output, and (Un)employment.- Central-bank Independence.- International Monetary Policy.- Final chapter: The Past, Present, and Future of Central Banking.

Dr. Nils Herger is a lecturer at the Study Center Gerzensee - the research and training center of the Swiss National Bank. His main responsibility is to organize a course program for central bankers, which is attended by participants from all over the world and enjoys an excellent international reputation. Nils Herger also teaches monetary policy and macroeconomic topics at the University of Bern. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Exeter.

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• Introduction.- A Brief History of Central Banks.- Money: Lubricant of the Economy.- Monetary-policy Instruments.- Money, Credit, and Banking.- The Initial and Final Effects of Monetary Policy on Inflation, Output, and (Un)employment.- Central-bank Independence.- International Monetary Policy.- Final chapter: The Past, Present, and Future of Central Banking.