Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy

1976 - 2001

Continued by Journal of Monetary Economics.

Current editor(s): B. T. McCallum

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Volume 9, issue 1, 1978

Public policies in open economies pp. 1-4

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Problems of the British economy pp. 5-32

Michael V. Posner

"New Cambridge" macroeconomics and global monetarism: Some issues in the conduct of U.K. economic policy pp. 33-65

Martin J. Fetherston and Wynne A. H. Godley

What's "New" and what's "Keynesian" in the "New Cambridge" Keynesianism? pp. 67-85

Alan Blinder

A comment on the Fetherston and Godley and Posner papers pp. 87-89

Robert E. Hall

"New Cambridge' macroeconomics and global monetarism: A comment pp. 91-94

Jacob A. Frenkel

"New Cambridge'--economics without markets: A comment pp. 95-102

Thomas Russell and L. Macdonald Wakeman

Problems of the British economy: A comment pp. 103-110

Courtenay C. Stone

Pegged exchange rates and managed float pp. 111-140

Jacob A. Frenkel

A comment on the Frenkel paper pp. 141-144

Russell Boyer and David Laidler

Transnational effects of fiscal shocks in a two-country model of dynamic equilibrium pp. 145-179

Edmund Phelps

Fiscal policy in closed and open economies: A comment pp. 181-202

Dale W. Henderson

A two-sector model of the labor market pp. 203-232

David A. Coulter

Government output and national income estimates: The effect on international income comparisons pp. 233-266

Keith B. Leffler

Government output and national income estimates: A comment pp. 267-273

Robert Tollison

Volume 8, issue 1, 1978

Introduction to the series pp. v

K. Brunner and Allan Meltzer

The problem of inflation pp. 1-15

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

The economics of inflation and output fluctuations in the NETHERLANDS, 1954-1975 A test of some implications of the dominant impulse-cum-rational expectations hypothesis pp. 17-79

Pieter Korteweg

Inflation and output growth: The french experience, 1960-1975 pp. 81-140

Andre Fourcans

Inflation and unanticipated changes in output in Italy pp. 141-180

Michele Fratianni

A comment on the Kortfweg, Fratianni, and Fourcans papers pp. 181-191

Victor Argy

Inflation and output changes in France, Italy, and the Netherlands: A comment pp. 193-202

Anna J. Schwartz

The economics of inflation and output fluctuations in the United States, 1952-1974 pp. 203-231

Dean S. Dutton

The impulse-theoretic explanation of changing inflation and output growth: Evidence from Germany pp. 233-269

Manfred J. M. Neumann

Inflation and output fluctuations in the United States and Germany: A comment on the Dutton and Neumann papers pp. 271-276

Michael J. Hamburger

Inflation and output fluctuations: A comment on the Dutton and Neumann papers pp. 277-287

Bennett McCallum

Inflation and economic stability in a small open economy: A systems approach pp. 289-323

Peter D. Jonson and John C. Taylor

Inflation and price changes: Some preliminary estimates and tests of alternative theories pp. 325-353

Pieter Korteweg and Allan Meltzer

Inflation and stability: A comment on the Jonson and Taylor and Korteweg and Meltzer papers pp. 355-368

Jerome L. Stein

A comment on the Korteweg and Meltzer and Dutton papers pp. 369-372

Jeremy J. Siegel

Volume 7, issue 1, 1977

Optimal policies, control theory and technology exports pp. 1-11

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Should control theory be used for economic stabilization? pp. 13-38

Edward Prescott

On filtering auxiliary information in short-run monetary policy pp. 39-84

J. H. Kalchbrenner, Peter Tinsley, J. Berry and B. Garrett

Should control theory be used for economic stabilization?: A comment pp. 85-91

Franco Modigliani

Control theory and economic stabilization: A comment on the Kalchbrenner and Tinsley and Prescott papers pp. 93-98

John Taylor

Should control theory be used for economic stabilization?: A comment pp. 99-100

John Bryant

Should control theory be used for economic stabilization?: A rejoinder pp. 101-102

Edward Prescott

Improving the monetary aggregates: An evaluation of the report of the advisory committee on monetary statistics pp. 103-123

James L. Pierce

A comment on the Pierce paper pp. 125-130

Jerry L. Jordan

Fine principles and prospects for financial institutions reform pp. 131-152

William G. Dewald

Fine principles and prospects for financial institutions reform: A comment pp. 153-157

Ira Kaminov

The export of technology pp. 159-202

Eitan Berglas and Ronald Jones

Application of the dynamic limit pricing model to the price of technology and international technology transfer pp. 203-224

Stephen P. Magee

A comment on the Berglas and Jones and Magee papers pp. 225-233

Roy J. Ruffin

A comment on the Berglas and Jones and Magee papers pp. 235-238

Ronald Findlay

Volume 6, issue 1, 1977

Introduction to the series pp. v

K. Brunner and Allan Meltzer

International organization, national policies and economic development pp. 1-16

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Economic policy in the united nations: A new international economic order? pp. 17-52

Rachel McCulloch

The economic commission for latin America: Its policies and their impact pp. 53-78

Rolf S. Luders

Development policies and problems: The Brazilian experience pp. 79-116

Carlos Geraldo Langoni and Edy Luiz Kogut

A comment on the Langoni and Kogut and Luders papers pp. 117-122

Larry A. Sjaastad

Land reform and agricultural efficiency in Mexico: A general equilibrium analysis pp. 123-147

Arthur De Vany

Land reform and agricultural efficiency in Mexico: A comment pp. 149-155

David R. Henderson

Economic growth: What have we learned from the past? pp. 157-177

Douglass North

Invention and accumulation in america's economic growth: A nineteenth-century parable pp. 179-228

Paul David

A comment on the north and david papers pp. 229-236

Edward F. Denison

A comment on the north and david papers pp. 237-240

John W. Kendrick