Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control

1979 - 2025

Current editor(s): J. Bullard, C. Chiarella, H. Dawid, C. H. Hommes, P. Klein and C. Otrok

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Volume 50, issue C, 2015

Emergent dynamics of a macroeconomic agent based model with capital and credit pp. 5-28

Tiziana Assenza, Domenico Delli Gatti and Jakob Grazzini

Tipping points in macroeconomic agent-based models pp. 29-61

Stanislao Gualdi, Marco Tarzia, Francesco Zamponi and Jean-Philippe Bouchaud

PQ strategies in monopolistic competition: Some insights from the lab pp. 62-77

Tiziana Assenza, Jakob Grazzini, Cars Hommes and Domenico Massaro

Towards a credit network based early warning indicator for crises pp. 78-97

Ermanno Catullo, Mauro Gallegati and Antonio Palestrini

Networked relationships in the e-MID interbank market: A trading model with memory pp. 98-116

Giulia Iori, Rosario Mantegna, Luca Marotta, Salvatore Miccichè, James Porter and Michele Tumminello

Financial regulations and bank credit to the real economy pp. 117-143

Giampaolo Gabbi, Giulia Iori, Saqib Jafarey and James Porter

To bail-out or to bail-in? Answers from an agent-based model pp. 144-154

Peter Klimek, Sebastian Poledna, J. Farmer and Stefan Thurner

The dynamics of the leverage cycle pp. 155-179

Christoph Aymanns and J. Farmer

The impact of systemic and illiquidity risk on financing with risky collateral pp. 180-202

Fabrizio Lillo and Davide Pirino

Volume 49, issue C, 2014

Deviations from rules-based policy and their effects pp. 4-17

Alex Nikolsko-Rzhevskyy, David Papell and Ruxandra Prodan

Should the monetary policy rule be different in a financial crisis? pp. 18-20

Monika Piazzesi

Monetary policy in open economies: Practical perspectives for pragmatic central bankers pp. 21-30

Richard H. Clarida

On the use of open economy new Keynesian models to evaluate policy rules pp. 31-34

Maurice Obstfeld

The impact of monetary policy in the midst of big shocks pp. 35-48

Lee Ohanian

Redistribution effects of inflation pp. 49-51

Martin Schneider

The design and communication of systematic monetary policy strategies pp. 52-69

Andrew Levin

Communication and transparency – The example of the ECB pp. 70-73

Otmar Issing

Monetary policy with interest on reserves pp. 74-108

John Cochrane

Interest on reserves, policy rules and quantitative easing pp. 109-111

Edward Prescott

Lessons from a century of FED policy: Why monetary and credit policies need rules and boundaries pp. 112-120

Marvin Goodfriend

Are rules and boundaries sufficient to limit harmful central bank discretion? Lessons from Europe pp. 121-125

Athanasios Orphanides

Rules for a lender of last resort: An historical perspective pp. 126-134

Michael D. Bordo

Fed Credit Policy: What is a Lender of Last Resort? pp. 135-138

Jeffrey Lacker

Supervisory frameworks and monetary policy pp. 139-141

Esther L. George

The importance of rules-based monetary policy in practice pp. 142-143

George P. Shultz

Monetary rules: Theory and practice pp. 144-146

Charles Plosser

The evolution of monetary policy rules pp. 147-150

Thomas Sargent

Policy rules in practice pp. 151-153

John Williams

Methodology of economic history as an approach to assessing monetary policy pp. 154-155

Barry Eichengreen

Central bank rules in historical perspective pp. 156-159

Niall Ferguson

Federal reserve independence pp. 160-163

Allan Meltzer

Volume 48, issue C, 2014

Portfolio management with robustness in both prediction and decision: A mixture model based learning approach pp. 1-25

Shushang Zhu, Minjie Fan and Duan Li

Inflation forecast contracts pp. 26-40

Hans Gersbach and Volker Hahn

Correlated income shocks and excess smoothness of consumption pp. 41-62

Dmytro Hryshko

Delegating optimal monetary policy inertia pp. 63-78

Florin Bilbiie

Comparing the accuracy of multivariate density forecasts in selected regions of the copula support pp. 79-94

Cees Diks, Valentyn Panchenko, Oleg Sokolinskiy and Dick van Dijk

Prices, debt and market structure in an agent-based model of the financial market pp. 95-120

Thomas Fischer and Jesper Riedler

Evolution and market behavior with endogenous investment rules pp. 121-146

Giulio Bottazzi and Pietro Dindo

Niche firms, mass markets, and income across countries: Accounting for the impact of entry costs pp. 147-158

Pedro Bento

Resource prices and planning horizons pp. 159-175

Daniel Spiro

Location-scale portfolio selection with factor-recentered skew normal asset returns pp. 176-187

Quan Gan

Learning a population distribution pp. 188-201

Seung Han Yoo

Currency substitution, risk premia and the Taylor principle pp. 202-217

Marco Airaudo

Price indexation, habit formation, and the Generalized Taylor Principle pp. 218-225

Saroj Bhattarai, Jae Won Lee and Woong Yong Park

Modeling regional economic dynamics: Spatial dependence, spatial heterogeneity and nonlinearities pp. 229-245

Roberto Basile, María Durbán, Román Mínguez, Jose María Montero and Jesus Mur

Positive welfare effects of trade barriers in a dynamic partial equilibrium model pp. 246-264

Jan Tuinstra, Michael Wegener and Frank Westerhoff

Regional integration, international liberalisation and the dynamics of industrial agglomeration pp. 265-287

Pasquale Commendatore, Ingrid Kubin, Carmelo Petraglia and Iryna Sushko

Strategic location choice under dynamic oligopolistic competition and spillovers pp. 288-307

Luca Colombo and Herbert Dawid

Innovate or Imitate? Behavioural technological change pp. 308-324

Cars Hommes and Paolo Zeppini

Unemployment, income distribution and debt-financed investment in a growth cycle model pp. 325-348

Serena Sordi and Alessandro Vercelli

Herding, trend chasing and market volatility pp. 349-373

Corrado Di Guilmi, Xuezhong (Tony) He and Kai Li

Learning to bid in sequential Dutch auctions pp. 374-393

Eric Guerci, Alan Kirman and S. Moulet

Evolutionary competition in a mixed market with socially concerned firms pp. 394-409

Michael Kopel, Fabio Lamantia and Ferenc Szidarovszky

Communities and social inefficiency with heterogeneous groups pp. 410-427

Alberto Dalmazzo, Paolo Pin and Diego Scalise