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 28, issue 1, 1988

Stabilization policies and labor markets pp. 1-8

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Stabilization in high inflation countries: Analytical foundations and recent experience pp. 9-84

Elhanan Helpman and Leonardo Leiderman

Comments on Helpman and Leiderman pp. 85-92

Stanley Fischer

Is sovereign policymaking bad? pp. 93-140

Matthew Canzoneri and Dale W. Henderson

Toward an empirical assessment of game-theoretic models of policymaking: A comment pp. 141-151

Marianne Baxter

Employment problems in West Germany - the role of institutions, labor law, and government intervention pp. 153-219

Rudiger Soltwedel

Employment problems in West Germany: A comment pp. 221-230

Frank P. Stafford

Empirical tests of labor-market equilibrium: An evaluation pp. 231-258

James J. Heckman and Thomas E. MaCurdy

Emperical tests of labor-market equilibrium: An evaluation: A comment pp. 259-267

David Card

The term structure in the United States, Japan, and West Germany pp. 269-313

Eduard Bomhoff and Peter C. Schotman

The term structure in the United States, Japan, and West Germany: A comment pp. 315-317

Vittorio U. Grilli

Comments on the Bomhoff-Schotman paper: "The term structure in the United States, Japan, and West Germany" pp. 319-323

Leonardo Leiderman

Are the macroeconomic effects of oil-price changes symmetric? pp. 325-368

John Tatom

Are the macroeconomic effects of oil-price changes symmetric?: A comment pp. 369-378

James D. Hamilton

Volume 27, issue 1, 1987

Introduction to the series pp. v

K. Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Empirical studies of velocity, real exchange rates, unemployment, and productivity pp. 1-8

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

M1 -- Velocity and money-demand functions: Do stable relationships exist? pp. 9-88

Robert Rasche

Comments on the paper by robert rasche pp. 89-101

Angelo R. Nascaro

The dollar and real interest rates pp. 103-139

John Campbell and Richard Clarida

The dollar and real interest rates a comment pp. 141-148

Frederic Mishkin

An empirical investigation of the long-run behavior of real exchange rates pp. 149-214

John Huizinga

An empirical investigation of the long-run behavior of real exchange rates comment on the huizinga paper pp. 215-223

Willem Buiter

Reply to comments by butter pp. 225-231

John Huizinga

Fixed exchange rates and the quantity theory in colonial America pp. 233-307

Ronald Michener

Purchasing power parity in colonial America: Some evidence for South Carolina 1732-1774 a comment pp. 311-323

Michael Bordo and Ivan A. Marcotte

Wicksell and fisher on the "Backing" of money and the quantity theory A comment on the debate between Bruce Smith and Ronald Michener pp. 325-334

David Laidler

Fluctuations in the pace of labor reallocation pp. 335-402

Steven Davis

Comment on the relation between unemployment and sectoral shifts pp. 403-420

Walter Oi

Productivity and the business cycle pp. 421-444

Robert E. Hall

Trading uncertainty, markups, and productivity A comment on hall's paper pp. 445-452

Benjamin Eden

Volume 26, issue 1, 1987

Introduction to the series pp. v

K. Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Bubbles and other essays pp. 1-8

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Speculation and the volatility of foreign currency exchange rates pp. 9-56

Kenneth Singleton

Comments on speculation and the volatility of foreign currency exchange rates pp. 57-62

Robert P. Flood

Temporal aggregation and structural inference in macroeconomics pp. 63-130

Lawrence Christiano and Martin Eichenbaum

Temporal aggregation and structural inference in macroeconomics a comment pp. 131-139

Stock], James H.

Reputational constraints on monetary policy pp. 141-181

Kenneth Rogoff

Reputational constraints on monetary policy a comment pp. 183-190

Guido Tabellini

Why do governments prefer nontariff barriers? pp. 191-216

Alan Deardorff

Why do governments prefer nontariff barriers? A comment on deardorff pp. 217-221

Rachel McCulloch

Could thrifts be profitable? Theoretical and empirical evidence pp. 223-281

Alan C. Hess

Could thrifts be profitable? Theoretical and empirical evidence Comment on the paper by Alan Hess pp. 283-287

George G. Kaufman

Bank deregulation, credit markets, and the control of capital pp. 289-333

Gary Gorton and Joseph G. Haubrich

Comments on Gorton and Haubrich pp. 335-343

David Romer

Assessing deregulation: Further considerations A reply to David Romer pp. 345-348

Gary Gorton and Joseph G. Haubrich

Volume 25, issue 1, 1986

Introduction to the series pp. v

K. Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Real business cycles, real exchange rates, and actual policies pp. 1-10

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Theory ahead of business-cycle measurement pp. 11-44

Edward Prescott

Theory ahead of business cycle measurement A comment on Prescott pp. 45-47

Kenneth Rogoff

Alternative explanations of the money-income correlation pp. 49-99

Ben Bernanke

Money and business cycles: Comments on Bernanke and related literature pp. 101-115

Robert King

Nominal exchange rate regimes and the behavior of real exchange rates: Evidence and implications pp. 117-214

Michael Mussa

Real exchange rates and deviations from purchasing power parity under floating exchange rates A comment pp. 215-220

Stanley Black

The illusion of stabilization policy? pp. 221-235

Steven L. Green and Herschel Grossman

Shocks and stabilization policy: Illusions and issues A comment on the Green and Grossman paper pp. 237-243

Raymond E. Lombra

Ideas, institutions, and political economy: A plea for disestablishment pp. 245-257

James Buchanan

A reflection on the role of the council of economic advisers pp. 259-263

William A. Niskanen

The council of economic advisers: Conscience or advocate? pp. 265-277

William Nordhaus