Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy

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Volume 17, issue 1, 1982

Economic policy in a world of change pp. 1-6

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Predicting the price level in a world that changes all the time pp. 7-38

Eduard Bomhoff

Predicting the price level in a world that changes all the time: A comment pp. 57-65

Finn Kydland

Monetary policy and rational expectations: A comparison of least squares and Bayesian learning pp. 67-97

Laurence H. Meyer and Charles Webster

Monetary policy and rational expectations: A comparison of least squares and Bayesian learning: A comment pp. 99-107

Mark Rush

Anti-inflation policy with a skeptical public: A comment on The Meyer-Webster paper pp. 109-113

Peter Howitt

The Chilean economy in the 1970s: Crisis, stabilization, liberalization, reform pp. 115-152

Arnold C. Harberger

The Chilean economy in the 1970s: A comment pp. 153-157

Guillermo Calvo

The order of economic liberalization: Lessons from Chile and Argentina pp. 159-186

Ronald McKinnon

The order of economic liberalization: lessons from Chile and Argentina: A comment pp. 187-192

Alan C. Stockman

Reply to Alan Stockman pp. 193-197

Ronald McKinnon

The order of economic liberalization: Lessons from Chile and Argentina: A comment pp. 199-201

Jacob A. Frenkel

Consumption, asset markets and macroeconomic fluctuations pp. 203-238

Robert J. Shiller

Consumption, asset markets, and macroeconomic fluctuations: A comment pp. 239-250

Lars Peter Hansen

Comment on the Kane paper: Erratum pp. 251-250

Robert Auerbach

Volume 16, issue 1, 1982

Monetary regimes and protectionism pp. 1-10

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Transition from inflation to price stability pp. 11-42

Peter Garber

Transition from inflation to price stability: A comment on Garber pp. 43-46

Herschel Grossman

Monetary accomodation and the variability of output, prices, and exchange rates pp. 47-86

Leonardo Leiderman

Monetary accomodation and the variability of output, prices, and exchange rates: A comment pp. 87-92

Robert J. Hodrick

Changes in the provision of correspondent-banking services and the role of Federal Reserve Banks under the DIDMC Act pp. 93-126

Edward Kane

Changes in the provision of correspondent- banking services and the role of federal reserve banks under the DIDMC Act: A comment on Kane pp. 127-136

Robert Auerbach

Rejoinder pp. 137-140

Edward Kane

The macroeconomics of protection with a floating exchange rate pp. 141-182

Paul Krugman

The macroeconomics of protection with a floating exchange rate: A comment on Krugman pp. 183-186

Rachel McCulloch

Four observations on modern international commercial policy under floating exchange rates pp. 187-220

J. David Richardson

Conditionality and the argument against neo-mercantilist policies: A comment on Richardson's paper pp. 221-232

Russell Boyer

How much is owed by the federal government? pp. 233-256

Rudolph G. Penner

How much is owed by the federal government?: Discussion of Rudolph Penner's Paper pp. 257-264

Carl Christ

Volume 15, issue 1, 1981

The costs and consequences of inflation pp. 1-4

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Towards an understanding of the costs of inflation: II pp. 5-41

Stanley Fischer

Discussion of: Stanley Fischer, "towards an understanding of the costs of inflation: II" pp. 43-52

Robert Lucas

On the relation between the variability of inflation and the average inflation rate pp. 57-85

John Taylor

Interest rates during the cycle, inventories and monetary policy--A theoretical analysis pp. 87-144

Alex Cukierman

Interest rates during the cycle, inventories and monetary policy--A theoretical analysis: A comment pp. 145-150

Jeremy J. Siegel

The real interest rate: An empirical investigation pp. 151-200

Frederic Mishkin

Extracting measures of ex ante real interest rates from ex post rates: A comment pp. 201-212

Kenneth J. Singleton

Reply to Singleton pp. 213-218

Frederic Mishkin

Explanations of exchange-rate volatility and other empirical regularities in some popular models of the foreign exchange market pp. 219-249

Robert P. Flood

Explanations of exchange-rate volatility and other regularities in some popular models of the foreign exchange market: A comment pp. 251-259

Jacob A. Frenkel

Sticky individual prices and the dynamics of the general price level pp. 261-296

Michael Mussa

Comments on Mussa's paper pp. 297-300

Charles Plosser

Volume 14, issue 1, 1981

Supply shocks, incentives and national wealth pp. 1-8

Karl Brunner and Allan Meltzer

Energy price shocks, aggregate supply and monetary policy: The theory and the international evidence pp. 9-93

Robert Rasche and John Tatom

Comment on Rasche and Tatom, "energy price shocks, aggregate supply and monetary policy: The theory and the international evidence" pp. 95-102

Robert Gordon

Reply to Gordon pp. 103-107

Robert Rasche and John Tatom

Petroleum product price regulations: Output and efficiency effects pp. 109-145

Scott Harvey and Calvin T. Roush

Petroleum product price regulations: Output and efficiency effects: A comment pp. 147-151

Dennis Epple

A summary of some findings from a general equilibrium tax model for the United Kingdom pp. 153-199

John Piggott and John Whalley

Some issues in "supply-side" economics pp. 201-220

Michael J. Boskin

Comments on papers by Boskin and by Piggott and Whalley pp. 221-229

Arnold C. Harberger

Discussion of the papers by Piggott and Whalley, and Boskin pp. 231-235

Rudolph G. Penner

Intertemporal substitution and the business cycle pp. 237-268

Robert Barro

A comment on Barro's intertemporal substitution and the business cycle pp. 269-271

Dale Mortensen