Macroeconomic Dynamics

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Volume 18, month December, 2014

HOW DO INTERNATIONAL STOCK MARKETS RESPOND TO OIL DEMAND AND SUPPLY SHOCKS? pp. 1657-1682

Jochen Güntner

OPTIMAL TAXATION AND SOCIAL NETWORKS pp. 1683-1712

Marcelo Arbex and Dennis O'Dea

UNIFYING TIME-TO-BUILD THEORY pp. 1713-1725

Mauro Bambi and Franco Gori

BANKS' PRECAUTIONARY CAPITAL AND CREDIT CRUNCHES pp. 1726-1750

Fabian Valencia

TRANSACTION COSTS, NONFUNDAMENTAL UNCERTAINTY, AND THE EXCHANGE RATE DISCONNECT pp. 1751-1772

Nan Li

ECONOMIC GROWTH AND EVOLUTION: PARENTAL PREFERENCE FOR QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF OFFSPRING pp. 1773-1796

Jason Collins, Boris Baer and Ernst Weber

DYNAMIC EFFECTS OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT WHEN CREDIT MARKETS ARE IMPERFECT pp. 1797-1831

Thomas Gall, Marc Schiffbauer and Julia Kubny

INTERVIEW WITH JEAN-FRANÇOIS MERTENS (1946–2012) pp. 1832-1853

Francoise Forges

A NOTE ON MONEY AND THE CONDUCT OF MONETARY POLICY pp. 1854-1883

Jagjit Chadha, Luisa Corrado and Sean Holly

Volume 18, month October, 2014

REDUNDANCY OR MISMEASUREMENT? A REAPPRAISAL OF MONEY pp. 1437-1465

Joshua Hendrickson

TASTE SHOCKS, ENDOGENOUS LABOR SUPPLY, AND EQUITY HOME BIAS pp. 1466-1487

Ling Feng

PERSONAL-BANKRUPTCY CYCLES pp. 1488-1507

Thomas Garrett and Howard Wall

DECOMPOSING U.K. INFLATION EXPECTATIONS USING SURVEY-BASED MEASURES pp. 1508-1538

Sohrab Rafiq

NONCONNECTEDNESS OF THE SET OF BANKRUPTCY-FREE MONEY EQUILIBRIA IN THE STATIC ECONOMY: A CONSTRUCTIVE EXAMPLE pp. 1539-1546

Minwook Kang

UNEMPLOYMENT AND WELFARE IMPLICATIONS OF THE CURRENT U.S. TAX TREATMENT OF EMPLOYER-PROVIDED MEDICAL INSURANCE pp. 1547-1580

Kevin Huang and Gregory Huffman

ON THE EVOLUTIONARY STABILITY OF RATIONAL EXPECTATIONS pp. 1581-1606

William R. Parke and George Waters

A TRAGEDY OF ANNUITIZATION? LONGEVITY INSURANCE IN GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM pp. 1607-1634

Ben Heijdra, Jochen Mierau and S. M. Reijnders

A NOTE ON THE EXTENT OF U.S. REGIONAL INCOME CONVERGENCE pp. 1635-1655

Mark Holmes, Jesus Otero and Theodore Panagiotidis

Volume 18, month September, 2014

NEW PERSPECTIVES ON DEPRECIATION SHOCKS AS A SOURCE OF BUSINESS CYCLE FLUCTUATIONS pp. 1209-1233

Francesco Furlanetto and Martin Seneca

THE ROLE OF TRANSITORY AND PERSISTENT SHOCKS IN THE CONSUMPTION CORRELATION AND INTERNATIONAL COMOVEMENT PUZZLES pp. 1234-1270

Tatsuma Wada

THE MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF INTEREST ON RESERVES pp. 1271-1312

Peter Ireland

DID THE INTRODUCTION OF THE EURO HAVE AN IMPACT ON INFLATION UNCERTAINTY?—AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT pp. 1313-1325

Matthias Hartmann and Helmut Herwartz

EFFICIENCY AND PRODUCTION FRONTIERS IN THE AFTERMATH OF RECESSIONS: INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE pp. 1326-1350

Dimitris Christopoulos and Miguel Leon-Ledesma

SUBSIDIES IN AN ECONOMY WITH ENDOGENOUS CYCLES OVER INVESTMENT AND INNOVATION REGIMES pp. 1351-1382

Bei Li and Jie Zhang

ROOSEVELT AND PRESCOTT COME TO AN AGREEMENT pp. 1383-1402

Frank Caliendo and Nick Guo

OPTIMAL DYNAMIC NONLINEAR INCOME TAXATION UNDER LOOSE COMMITMENT pp. 1403-1427

Jang-Ting Guo and Alan Krause

A NOTE ON UNCERTAINTY IN SAVINGS DECISIONS: CAN A NAÏVE STRATEGY BE OPTIMAL? pp. 1428-1435

Fábio Gomes

Volume 18, month July, 2014

LEARNABILITY OF E–STABLE EQUILIBRIA pp. 959-984

Atanas Christev and Sergey Slobodyan

CREDIT FRICTIONS, COLLATERAL, AND THE CYCLICAL BEHAVIOR OF THE FINANCE PREMIUM pp. 985-997

Pierre-Richard Agénor, George Bratsiotis and Damjan Pfajfar

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY AND GROWTH IN TURKEY pp. 998-1017

Ayse Imrohoroglu, Selahattin Imrohoroglu and Murat Üngör

LABOR MARKET VOLATILITY, SKILLS, AND FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION pp. 1018-1047

Claudia Buch and Christian Pierdzioch

DIFFERENTIAL FERTILITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 1048-1068

Hideki Nakamura and Yoshihiko Seoka

ECONOMIES OF SCALE IN BANKING, CONFIDENCE SHOCKS, AND BUSINESS CYCLES pp. 1069-1090

Scott J. Dressler and Erasmus Kersting

FINANCE AND INEQUALITY: HOW DOES GLOBALIZATION CHANGE THEIR RELATIONSHIP? pp. 1091-1128

Takuma Kunieda, Keisuke Okada and Akihisa Shibata

ON THE CYCLICALITY OF CREDIT pp. 1129-1160

Ufuk Demirel

PERSISTENT CATASTROPHIC SHOCKS AND EQUITY PREMIUMS: A NOTE pp. 1161-1171

Makoto Saito and Shiba Suzuki

A NOTE ON THE BUSINESS CYCLE IMPLICATIONS OF TRADE IN INTERMEDIATE GOODS pp. 1172-1186

Aurélien Eyquem and Gunes Kamber

A NOTE ON OPENNESS AND INFLATION TARGETING: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UNPLEASANT FISCAL ARITHMETIC pp. 1187-1207

Helder de Mendonça and Igor Veiga

Volume 18, month June, 2014

LEARNING THE OPTIMAL BUFFER-STOCK CONSUMPTION RULE OF CARROLL pp. 727-752

Murat Yildizoglu, Marc-Alexandre Senegas, Isabelle Salle and Martin Zumpe

PERSISTENCE IN CONVERGENCE pp. 753-782

Thanasis Stengos and Ege Yazgan

THE PRICE–MARGINAL COST MARKUP AND ITS DETERMINANTS IN U.S. MANUFACTURING pp. 783-811

Sandeep Mazumder

SUDDEN STOPS, OUTPUT DROPS, AND CREDIT COLLAPSES pp. 812-837

Jihad C. Dagher

A BIVARIATE AUTOREGRESSIVE PROBIT MODEL: BUSINESS CYCLE LINKAGES AND TRANSMISSION OF RECESSION PROBABILITIES pp. 838-862

Henri Nyberg

TALENT UTILIZATION AND SEARCH FOR THE APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY pp. 863-882

Tali Regev and Hosny Zoabi

FINANCE AND BALANCED GROWTH pp. 883-898

Alex Trew

IMMIGRATION AND LARGE BANKNOTES pp. 899-919

Andreas Fischer

POLICY RULES, REGIME SWITCHES, AND TREND INFLATION: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION FOR THE UNITED STATES pp. 920-942

Efrem Castelnuovo, Luciano Greco and Davide Raggi

TESTING FOR THE EFFICIENT MARKET HYPOTHESIS IN STOCK PRICES: INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE FROM NONLINEAR HETEROGENEOUS PANELS pp. 943-958

Chien-Chiang Lee, Ching-Chuan Tsong and Cheng-Feng Lee

Volume 18, month April, 2014

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE: SHOULD BENEFIT ENTITLEMENT DURATION REACT TO THE CYCLE? pp. 497-525

Stéphane Moyen and Nikolai Stähler

FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 526-547

Delfim Gomes Neto

DIAGNOSING LABOR MARKET SEARCH MODELS: A MULTIPLE-SHOCK APPROACH pp. 548-572

Kenneth Beauchemin and Murat Tasci

REPLICATOR DYNAMIC LEARNING IN MUTH'S MODEL OF PRICE MOVEMENTS pp. 573-592

Eran Guse and Joel Carton

HOW DOES MONETARY POLICY CHANGE? EVIDENCE ON INFLATION-TARGETING COUNTRIES pp. 593-630

Jaromir Baxa, Roman Horvath and Bořek Vašíček

CREDIT MARKET DISTORTIONS, ASSET PRICES AND MONETARY POLICY pp. 631-650

Damjan Pfajfar and Emiliano Santoro

FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, SHOCKS, AND GROWTH VOLATILITY pp. 651-688

Debdulal Mallick

ITALY'S INDUSTRIAL GREAT DEPRESSION: FASCIST PRICE AND WAGE POLICIES pp. 689-720

Claire Giordano, Gustavo Piga and Giovanni Trovato

HOW THE ECONOMY WORKS: CONFIDENCE, CRASHES, AND SELF-FULFILLING PROPHECIES BY ROGER E. A. FARMERRoger E. A. Farmer Oxford University Press, New York, 2010 pp. 721-725

Todd Clark

Volume 18, month March, 2014

PLANT LIFE CYCLE AND AGGREGATE EMPLOYMENT DYNAMICS pp. 255-281

Min Ouyang

SOCIAL CAPITAL, TRUST, AND MULTIPLE EQUILIBRIA IN ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE pp. 282-315

Katarzyna Growiec and Jakub Growiec

DYNAMIC EFFECTS OF OIL PRICE SHOCKS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE CURRENT ACCOUNT pp. 316-337

Stefan Schubert

CREDIT CONSTRAINTS, LEARNING, AND AGGREGATE CONSUMPTION VOLATILITY pp. 338-368

Daniel Tortorice

TRANSPARENCY IN MONETARY POLICY, SIGNALING, AND HETEROGENEOUS INFORMATION pp. 369-394

Volker Hahn

DESIGNING MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY RULES IN A NEW KEYNESIAN MODEL WITH RULE-OF-THUMB CONSUMERS pp. 395-417

Raffaele Rossi

IMPERFECT TRANSMISSION OF TECHNOLOGY SHOCKS AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE CONSEQUENCES pp. 418-437

Hamilton B. Fout and Neville R. Francis

ENDOGENOUSLY SEGMENTED ASSET MARKET IN AN INVENTORY-THEORETIC MODEL OF MONEY DEMAND pp. 438-472

Jonathan Chiu

A NOTE ON THE ANALYTICAL SOLUTION TO THE NEOCLASSICAL GROWTH MODEL WITH LEISURE pp. 473-479

Ryoji Hiraguchi

A NOTE ON USING EXCESSIVE PERKS TO RESTRAIN THE HIDDEN SAVING PROBLEM pp. 480-496

YiLi Chien and Joon Song

Volume 18, month January, 2014

PATENT LENGTH AND PRICE REGULATION IN AN R&D GROWTH MODEL WITH MONOPOLISTIC COMPETITION pp. 1-22

Jinli Zeng, Jie Zhang and Michael Ka-Yiu Fung

INTEREST RATE RULES AND EQUILIBRIUM STABILITY UNDER DEEP HABITS pp. 23-40

Sarah Zubairy

ESTIMATED THRESHOLDS IN THE RESPONSE OF OUTPUT TO MONETARY POLICY: ARE LARGE POLICY CHANGES LESS EFFECTIVE? pp. 41-64

Luiggi Donayre

CAN CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS EXPLAIN ASYMMETRIES OF THE BUSINESS CYCLE? pp. 65-92

Malte Knüppel

THE ENDOGENOUS DETERMINATION OF RETIREMENT AGE AND SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS pp. 93-113

Francisco Cabo and Ana García-González

HOW CHILD COSTS AND SURVIVAL SHAPED THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND THE DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION pp. 114-144

Holger Strulik and Jacob Weisdorf

WHICH INFLATION TO TARGET? A SMALL OPEN ECONOMY WITH STICKY WAGES pp. 145-174

Alessia Campolmi

LOOSE COMMITMENT IN MEDIUM-SCALE MACROECONOMIC MODELS: THEORY AND APPLICATIONS pp. 175-198

Davide Debortoli, Junior Maih and Ricardo Nunes

MULTIPLE TESTING FOR OUTPUT CONVERGENCE pp. 199-214

Thomas Deckers and Christoph Hanck

OPTIMUM SAVINGS AND OPTIMAL GROWTH: THE CASS–MALINVAUD–KOOPMANS NEXUS pp. 215-243

Stephen Spear and Warren Young

A NOTE ON BUBBLES, WORTHLESS ASSETS, AND THE CURIOUS CASE OF GENERAL MOTORS pp. 244-254

Tom Ahn, Jeremy Sandford and Paul Shea