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Volume 29, issue 4, 2007

Real exchange rates, imperfect substitutability, and imperfect competition pp. 639-664

Ronald MacDonald and Luca Ricci

Optimal simple rules for the conduct of monetary and fiscal policy pp. 665-689

Jagjit Chadha and Charles Nolan

Earnings growth and the bull market of the 1990s: Is there a case for rational exuberance? pp. 690-707

Jinho Bae and Charles Nelson

Perpetual youth and endogenous labor supply: A problem and a possible solution pp. 708-723

Guido Ascari and Neil Rankin

Embodiment, productivity, and the age distribution of capital pp. 724-740

Karl Whelan

Financial intermediation with credit constrained agents pp. 741-759

Radim Bohacek

Central Bank transparency in theory and practice pp. 760-789

Maria Demertzis and Andrew Hughes Hallett

Do liquidity constraints generate excess sensitivity in consumption? New evidence from a sample of post-bankruptcy households pp. 790-805

Larry Filer and Jonathan Fisher

Growth and welfare effects of stabilizing innovation cycles pp. 806-823

Marta Aloi and Laurence Lasselle

Foreign Direct Investment, inequality, and growth pp. 824-839

Parantap Basu and Alessandra Guariglia

Professional forecasts of interest rates and exchange rates: Evidence from the Wall Street Journal's panel of economists pp. 840-854

Karlyn Mitchell and Douglas Pearce

Business cycle dynamics with duration dependence and leading indicators pp. 855-875

Allan P. Layton and Daniel Smith

Stabilizations, crises and the "exit" problem - A theoretical model pp. 876-890

Michael Bleaney and Marco Gundermann

How to promote R&D-based growth? Public education expenditure on scientists and engineers versus R&D subsidies pp. 891-911

Volker Grossmann

Fiscal policy and private consumption in industrial and developing countries pp. 912-939

Alfredo Schclarek

Educational choice, endogenous inequality and economic development pp. 940-958

Rainer Andergassen and Franco Nardini

How large are the gains to commitment policy and optimal delegation for New Zealand? pp. 959-975

Kirdan Lees

Stone-Geary preferences in overlapping generations economies under pure exchange: A note pp. 976-982

Erkki Koskela and Mikko Puhakka

Volume 29, issue 3, 2007

Editorial Introduction - Special issue "On the Empirics of Growth Nonlinearities" pp. iii-iv

Chris Papageorgiou

Foreword to special Journal of Macroeconomics issue on nonlinearities in economic growth pp. 451-454

Steven Durlauf

Some empirics on economic growth under heterogeneous technology pp. 455-469

Peter Phillips and Donggyu Sul

Multiple growth regimes - Insights from unified growth theory pp. 470-475

Oded Galor

Jointness in Bayesian variable selection with applications to growth regression pp. 476-493

Eduardo Ley and Mark Steel

Unraveling the fortunes of the fortunate: An Iterative Bayesian Model Averaging (IBMA) approach pp. 494-514

Theo Eicher, Chris Papageorgiou and Oliver Roehn

Is the relationship between aid and economic growth nonlinear? pp. 515-540

Andros Kourtellos, Chih Ming Tan and Xiaobo Zhang

Nonlinearities in cross-country growth regressions: A Bayesian Averaging of Thresholds (BAT) approach pp. 541-554

Jesus Crespo Cuaresma and Gernot Doppelhofer

Nonlinearities in economic growth: A semiparametric approach applied to information technology data pp. 555-568

Elena Ketteni, Theofanis Mamuneas and Thanasis Stengos

A drive up the capital coast? Contributions to post-reform growth across Chinese provinces pp. 569-594

Daniel Henderson, Kiril Tochkov and Oleg Badunenko

Institutions and parameter heterogeneity pp. 595-611

Jenny Minier

Productivity polarization and sectoral dynamics in European regions pp. 612-637

Davide Fiaschi and Andrea Lavezzi

Volume 29, issue 2, 2007

A structuralist model of the small open economy in the short, medium and long run pp. 227-254

Hian Hoon and Edmund Phelps

Regime changes, learning and monetary policy pp. 255-282

George Waters

Interest-rate smoothing in a two-sector small open economy pp. 283-304

Timothy Kam

Optimal tax structure in a two-sector model of endogenous growth pp. 305-325

Manuel Gómez

Gross job flows and technology shocks in nondurable and durable goods sectors pp. 326-354

Jenn-Hong Tang

The long-run Phillips curve revisited: Is the NAIRU framework data-consistent? pp. 355-367

Sven Schreiber and Juergen Wolters

Do actions speak louder than words? Evaluating monetary policy at the Bundesbank pp. 368-386

Pierre Siklos and Martin T. Bohl

Government solvency: Revisiting some EMU countries pp. 387-410

Michael Arghyrou and Kul Luintel

Measuring monetary policy for a small open economy: Turkey pp. 411-430

Hakan Berument

Regime dependence between the official and parallel foreign currency markets for US dollars in Greece pp. 431-449

Angelos Kanas and Georgios Kouretas

Volume 29, issue 1, 2007

The theory of rational expectations and the interpretation of macroeconomic data pp. 1-18

David Demery and Nigel W. Duck

The relative price effects of monetary shocks pp. 19-36

Nathan Balke and Mark Wynne

The New Keynesian Phillips curve under trend inflation and strategic complementarity pp. 37-59

Hasan Bakhshi, Hashmat Khan, Pablo Burriel and Barbara Rudolf

The long-term care problem, precautionary saving, and economic growth pp. 60-74

Noriyoshi Hemmi, Ken Tabata and Koichi Futagami

Buying out child labor pp. 75-90

Stephane Pallage and Christian Zimmermann

Too good to be true? The (In)credibility of the UK inflation fan charts pp. 91-102

Kevin Dowd

Do shocks last forever? Local persistency in economic time series pp. 103-122

Luiz Lima and Zhijie Xiao

Sunspots in a cash-in-advance model: A quantitative assessment pp. 123-144

David Stockman

Economic growth and convergence with international differences in technology pp. 145-168

Young-Wan Goo and Hyun Park

Indeterminacy and stability in a modified Romer model pp. 169-177

Sergey Slobodyan

Forbearance impedes confidence recovery pp. 178-188

Keiichiro Kobayashi

Does wealth affect consumption? Evidence for Italy pp. 189-205

Monica Paiella

Market clearing with some neo-Keynesian features pp. 206-225

Deepak K. Sinha