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 5, issue 1, 1977

Stabilization of the domestic and international economy pp. 1-6

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Understanding business cycles pp. 7-29

Robert Lucas

Inflation without growth: A long-run perspective on short-run stabilization policies pp. 31-68

Michael Parkin

Indexing the economy through financial intermediation pp. 69-105

Alan Blinder

Wage indexation and macroeconomics stability pp. 107-147

Stanley Fischer

Indexation issues: A comment on the blinder and Fischer papers pp. 149-168

Edmund Phelps

Indexing the economy through financial intermediation: a comment pp. 169-171

Michael Parkin

On the indexation of contracts under uncertainty: a comment on the blinder paper pp. 173-179

Clifford W. Smith

Structural unemployment and the productivity of women pp. 181-229

Robert Gordon

Structural unemployment and the productivity of women: A comment pp. 231-233

Robert E. Hall

An empirical study of risk under fixed and flexible exchange pp. 235-265

André Farber, Richard Roll and Bruno Solnik

Social welfare under fixed and flexible exchange rates: A comment on the Farber, Roll and Solnik paper pp. 267-275

Jerome L. Stein

Eurodollars, petrodollars, and world liquidity and inflation pp. 277-310

Richard James Sweeney and Thomas D. Willett

Eurodollars, petrodollars, and world liquidity and inflation: A comment pp. 311-318

Dale W. Henderson

Volume 4, issue 1, 1976

Institutions, policies and economic performance pp. 1-14

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

An evaluation of the economic policy proposals of the joint economic committee of the 92nd and 93rd congresses pp. 15-49

Carl Christ

An evaluation of the economic policy proposals of the joint economic committee of the 92nd and 93rd congresses: A comment pp. 51-58

Jerry J. Jasinowski

An evaluation of the economic policy proposals of the joint economic committee of the 92nd and 93rd congresses: A comment pp. 59-61

Robert E. Weintraub

An evaluation of the economic policy proposals of the joint economic committee of the 92nd and 93rd congresses: A comment pp. 63-64

William Cox

An evaluation of the economic policy proposals of the joint economic committee of the 92nd and 93rd congresses: A comment pp. 65-66

Walter Dolde

An evaluation of the economic policy proposals of the joint economic committee of the 92nd and 93rd congresses: A comment pp. 67-70

John R. Karlik

An evaluation of the economic policy proposals of the joint economic committee of the 92nd and 93rd congresses: A comment pp. 71-74

Courtenay Slater

The economics of the OECD pp. 75-140

Michele Fratianni and John C. Pattison

The economics of the OECD: A comment pp. 141-153

Bent Hansen

The economics of the OECD: A comment pp. 155-159

Donald R. Hodgman

The federal home loan bank system since 1965 pp. 161-203

Dwight M. Jaffee

The impact on residential construction of Federal Home Loan Bank Board policy pp. 205-229

Craig Swan

A view from the Federal Home Loan Bank Board: A comment on the Jaffee and Swan papers pp. 231-236

Harris C. Friedman

Federal Home Loan Bank Board policy and the plight of savings and loan associations: A comment on the Jaffee and Swan papers pp. 237-245

Edward Kane

Regulation Q and the current problems of Savings and Loan Associations: A comment pp. 247-250

Robert Rasche

Inflation -- alternative explanations and policies: Tests on data drawn from six countries pp. 251-306

David Laidler

Inflation -- alternative explanations and policies: Tests on data drawn from six countries: A comment pp. 307-309

Robert Rasche

Inflation, unemployment and macroeconomic policy in open economies: An empirical analysis pp. 311-353

Michael J. Hamburger and Rutbert D. Reisch

Volume 3, issue 1, 1976

Introduction to the series pp. v

K. Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Institutional arrangements and the inflation problem pp. 1-13

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Benefits and costs of stable monetary growth pp. 15-50

William Poole

Lessons of floating exchange rates pp. 51-77

Charles P. Kindleberger

Floating foreign exchange rates 1973-1974: The emperor's new clothes pp. 79-114

Ronald McKinnon

Assessing experience with floating exchange rates: A comment pp. 115-121

Peter Kenen

Our recent experience with fixed and flexible exchange rates: A comment pp. 123-141

Michael Mussa

Some currently suggested explanations and cures for inflation pp. 143-177

Gottfried Haberler

Some currently suggested explanations and cures for inflation: A comment pp. 179-184

Franco Modigliani

The social costs of the recent inflation: The mirage of steady "anticipated" inflation pp. 185-212

Benjamin Klein

The social costs of the recent inflation: The mirage of steady "anticipated" inflation: A comment pp. 213-216

Jerry Jasinowski

Policy conflicts in the separate control of quantity and price in the energy industries pp. 217-243

Paul W. MacAvoy

Policy conflicts in the separate control of quantity and price in the energy industries: A comment pp. 245-248

Robert Rasche

Volume 2, issue 1, 1976

On measuring the impact of wage-price controls: A critical appraisal pp. 7-64

Walter Oi

Price change expectations and the Phillips curve pp. 65-114

Timothy W. McGuire

On estimating the effects of controls pp. 115-156

Timothy W. McGuire

On measuring the impact of controls: A comment pp. 157-172

Robert Gordon

Comments on McGuire's "controls and expectations" pp. 173-181

J. P. Gould

Reply pp. 183-191

Timothy W. McGuire

The effects of excess demand, generalized expectations and wage-price controls on wage inflation in the UK: 1956-1971 pp. 193-221

Michael Parkin, Michael Sumner and Robert Ward

Cyclical adjustments of wages, prices and employment:: A comment on Parkin, Summer and Ward pp. 223-234

Michael Mussa

Price and wage controls: The first two years pp. 235-263

Michael Darby

Price and wage controls: The first two years a comment pp. 265-268

William Poole

Inflation and incomes policy: An application of time series models pp. 273-302

Edgar Feige and Douglas Pearce

A comment on the papers at the conference on wage-price controls pp. 303-304

John Pencavel