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Housing, housing finance, and monetary policy: an introduction to the Bank's 2007 Economic Symposium pp. xxi-xxviii Brent Bundick and Gordon H. Sellon Housing, housing finance, and monetary policy: a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City: opening remarks pp. 1-20 Ben S. Bernanke The housing finance revolution pp. 21-67 Richard K. Green and Susan M. Wachter The housing finance revolution: commentary pp. 69-84 William R. White The housing finance revolution: general discussion pp. 85-88 Otmar Issing Understanding recent trends in house prices and homeownership pp. 89-123 Robert J. Shiller Understanding recent trends in house prices and homeownership: commentary pp. 125-137 Christopher J. Mayer Understanding recent trends in house prices and homeownership: general discussion pp. 139-148 Otmar Issing Housing is the business cycle pp. 149-233 Edward E. Leamer Housing is the business cycle: commentary pp. 235-243 Frank Rafael Smets Housing is the business cycle: general discussion pp. 245-251 Otmar Issing Four images of Ned Gramlich pp. 253-255 David W. Wilcox Booms and busts: the case of subprime mortgages pp. 257-265 Edward M. Gramlich Housing, credit and consumer expenditure pp. 267- 334 John Muellbauer Housing, credit and consumer expenditure: commentary pp. 335-350 Sydney C. Ludvigson Housing, credit and consumer expenditure: general discussion pp. 351-358 Martin S. Feldstein Housing and the monetary transmission mechanism pp. 359-413 Frederic Mishkin Housing and the monetary transmission mechanism: commentary pp. 415-422 James Hamilton Housing and the monetary transmission mechanism: general discussion pp. 423-431 Martin S. Feldstein Housing and monetary policy: a view from an inflation-targeting central bank pp. 433-443 Stefan Ingves Housing and monetary policy in Japan pp. 445-461 Kazumasa Iwata Housing and monetary policy pp. 463-476 John B. Taylor Housing and monetary policy: general discussion pp. 477-487 Martin S. Feldstein Housing, housing finance, and monetary policy: a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City: concluding remarks pp. 489-500 Martin S. Feldstein Housing, housing finance, and monetary policy: a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City anonymous 2006, issue Aug
The new economic geography: effects and policy implications: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 24-26, 2006 anonymous 2006
The new economic geography: an introduction to the Bank's 2006 Economic Symposium pp. xxi-xxxviii Stacey L Schreft The new economic geography: opening remarks pp. 1-14 Ben S. Bernanke Shifts in economic geography and their causes pp. 15-39 Anthony J. Venables Shifts in economic geography and their causes: commentary pp. 41-48 Douglas A. Irwin Shifts in economic geography and their causes: general discussion pp. 49-57 R. Glenn Hubbard and Chair The rise of offshoring: it's not wine for cloth anymore pp. 59-102 Gene M. Grossman and Esteban Rossi-Hansberg The rise of offshoring: it's not wine for cloth anymore: commentary pp. 103-109 John B. Taylor The rise of offshoring: it's not wine for cloth anymore: general discussion pp. 111-118 R. Glenn Hubbard and Chair Patterns of international capital flows and their implications for economic development pp. 119-158 Eswar Prasad , Raghuram G. Rajan and Arvind Subramanian Patterns of international capital flows and their implications for economic development: commentary pp. 159-167 Susan M. Collins Patterns of international capital flows and their implications for economic development: general discussion pp. 169-175 R. Glenn Hubbard and Chair The new global economic geography pp. 177-194 Stanley Fischer India's economic growth and global integration: experience since reforms and future challenges pp. 195-203 T. N. Srinivasan Strategies for growth: Central and Eastern Europe pp. 205-233 Jan Svejnar Africa: geography and growth pp. 235-252 Paul Collier Strategies for growth: general discussion pp. 253-264 Erkki Liikanen and Chair Impact of globalization on monetary policy pp. 265-305 Kenneth S Rogoff Impact of globalization on monetary policy: commentary pp. 307-313 Charles Richard Bean Impact of globalization on monetary policy: general discussion pp. 315-323 Erkki Liikanen and Chair The new economic geography: effects and policy implications: overview pp. 325-332 Martin S. Feldstein , Arminio Fraga and Rakesh Mohan The new economic geography: effects and policy implications: general discussion: overview pp. 355-360 Erkki Liikanen and Chair 2005, issue Aug
Opening remarks: the Greenspan era: lessons for the future pp. 1-10 Alan Greenspan Understanding the Greenspan standard pp. 11-96 Alan S. Blinder and Ricardo Reis Commentary: understanding the Greenspan standard pp. 97-105 Allan H. Meltzer Commentary: understanding the Greenspan standard pp. 107-118 John B. Taylor General discussion: understanding the Greenspan standard pp. 119-132 Roger W. Ferguson and Chair Separating the business cycle from other economic fluctuations pp. 133-179 Robert Ernest Hall Commentary: separating the business cycle from other economic fluctuations pp. 181-186 Charles Richard Bean Commentary: separating the business cycle from other economic fluctuations pp. 187-192 N. Gregory Mankiw General discussion: separating the business cycle from other economic fluctuations pp. 193-203 Roger W. Ferguson and Chair The end of large current account deficits: 1970-2002: are there lessons for the United States? pp. 205-268 Sebastian Edwards Commentary: the end of large current account deficits: 1970-2002: are there lessons for the United States? pp. 269-276 Barry Julian Eichengreen Commentary: the end of large current account deficits: 1970-2002: are there lessons for the United States? pp. 277-287 Catherine L. Mann General discussion: the end of large current account deficits: 1970-2002: are there lessons for the United States? pp. 289-299 Roger W. Ferguson and Chair Luncheon address: the Greenspan era: lessons for the future pp. 301-310 Robert E. Rubin General discussion: luncheon address: the Greenspan era: lessons for the future pp. 311-312 anonymous Has financial development made the world riskier? pp. 313-369 Raghuram G. Rajan Commentary: has financial development made the world riskier? pp. 371-379 Donald L. Kohn Commentary: has financial development made the world riskier? pp. 381-386 Hyn Song Shin General discussion: has financial development made the world riskier? pp. 387-397 Malcolm D. Knight and Chair Central bank communication and policy effectiveness pp. 399-474 Michael Woodford Commentary: central bank communication and policy effectiveness pp. 475-494 Tiff Macklem General discussion: central bank communication and policy effectiveness pp. 495-505 Malcolm D. Knight and Chair Monetary policy strategies: a central bank panel pp. 507-516 Kazumasa Iwata Monetary policy strategies: a central bank panel pp. 517-522 Mervyn A. King Monetary policy strategies: a central bank panel pp. 523-545 Jean-Claude Trichet General discussion:monetary policy strategies: a central bank panel pp. 547-548 Malcolm D. Knight and Chair Closing remarks: the Greenspan era: lessons for the future pp. 549-551 Alan Greenspan The Greenspan era: lessons for the future: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 25-27, 2005 anonymous
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