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Volume 11, issue 4, 1989

Relative wages and employment fluctuations pp. 477-492

Torben M. Andersen and Michael Christensen

Optimal taxation in a monetary economy with financial intrmediaries pp. 493-511

Kent Kimbrough

Foreign exchange market intervention in interdependent economies: A case for capricious policy? pp. 513-531

Timothy D. Lane

Interest rate determination in a high inflation economy pp. 533-549

Ben-Zion Zilberfarb

Do expected budget deficits affect household expectations of interest rates? pp. 551-562

Pami Dua and Harjit K. Arora

Increased price flexibility and output stability pp. 563-574

Richard Cantor

Time consistency and subgame perfect equilibria in a monetary policy game pp. 575-588

Douglas McTaggart and David Salant

The limits on bond financing of government deficits under pptimal fiscal policy pp. 589-598

S. Nuri Erbas

Does fiscal policy matter in a federal economy? pp. 599-607

Ronald Kneebone

Wealth effects and the current account with endogenous terms of trade pp. 609-612

Alan Isaac

Volume 11, issue 3, 1989

Velocity and the growth of money in the United States, 1970-1985 pp. 323-332

Douglas Fisher and Apostolos Serletis

Cash management and the demand for money by firms pp. 333-350

Milton Marquis and Willard E. Witte

The national price level: Theory and estimation pp. 351-373

Lawrence Officer

"The national price level: Theory and estimation": A comment pp. 375-381

Christopher Clague

The generated regressor correction: Impacts upon inferences in hypothesis testing pp. 383-395

Jean Gauger

International evidence on output-inflation trade-offs: Results from a covariance-bounds test pp. 397-408

James Cover

Excessive sensitivity of consumption and postponed revision of the optimum plans pp. 409-422

Luigi Ermini

Tests of the rational expectations-permanent income hypothesis for developing economies pp. 423-433

Thomas Zuehlke and James Payne

A note on inflation uncertainty and monetary policy pp. 435-446

George Davis

Money, prices, and causality: The Chinese hyperinflation, 1946-1949, reexamined pp. 447-453

Munir Quddus, Jin-Tan Liu and J. Butler

The extent of wage indexation in Indian industries pp. 455-461

T. Datta Chaudhuri and Sarmila Chaudhuri

"Output-inflation trade-offs in industrial and developing countries": A corrective note pp. 463-465

Klaus Gerfhaeusser

Volume 11, issue 2, 1989

Optimal monetary policy and alternative wage indexation schemes in a model with interest-sensitive labor supply pp. 163-180

David VanHoose and Christopher Waller

Implications of endogenous money supply rules in dynamic models with perfect foresight pp. 181-197

Kazuo Mind

Stopping inflation in the Dornbusch model: Optimal monetary policies with alternative price-adjustment equations pp. 199-216

Dean Taylor

An investigation of government preference functions: The case of Canada, 1970-1981 pp. 217-232

Joseph Joyce

The stabilizing effects of price flexibility in contract-based models pp. 233-246

Steven Ambler and Louis Phaneuf

Aggregate supply and demand disturbances, and the business cycle pp. 247-259

Harvey Cutler

A temporary equilibrium model of the mortgage market pp. 261-268

David J. Smyth and Harat Arora

A polychotomous probit measure and analysis of inflationary expectations pp. 269-280

John Hudson and Richard Lark

Income taxes, supply-side effects, and currency devaluation pp. 281-295

Ching-chong Lai and Wen-Ya Chang

Deregulation and the demand for money market mutual funds pp. 297-308

Chun H. Lam, Rajat Deb and Thomas Fomby

The existence of an optimal inflation rate in a cash-in-advance economy pp. 309-314

Alvaro Rodriguez

Volume 11, issue 1, 1989

Changes in long-term economic trends: Before and after the 1930s pp. 1-23

Lawrence Davidson and Heejoon Kang

Do small menu costs cause bigger and badder business cycles in monopolistic macroeconomies? pp. 25-48

Nicholas Rowe

The determinants of fixed investment over the business cycle: Some time series evidence pp. 49-65

Dewan A. Abdullah and Frederick E. Tank

Interest rate volatility in a partial equilibrium model of household money demand pp. 67-80

Milton Marquis

Currency substitution and demand for money in Canada: Further evidence pp. 81-93

Sukesh K. Ghosh

A three asset determination of the transactions demand for money pp. 95-108

Richard Douglas

Corporate mergers and investment pp. 109-120

Gregory A. Krohn

Government budgets and aggregate consumption: Cross-sectional evidence from Canadian provincial data pp. 121-132

Bradford G. Reid

Aggregate demand curves: Static and dynamic pp. 133-140

David J. Smyth

Aggregate demand curves: A response pp. 141-143

Peter H. Hall and Malcolm L. Treadgold

Aggregate demand curves: A reply to Smyth pp. 145-147

Alan Rabin and Dan Birch

Reply to "A Common Error" pp. 149-150

William Darity and Wanda I. Marrero

Volume 10, issue 4, 1988

Strokes of genius pp. 493-495

Olivier de la Grandville

Price structure information, ex-ante rational expectations, and policy neutrality: An optimization approach pp. 497-514

Hiroaki Hayakawa

Price rules, wage indexing, and optimal monetary policy pp. 515-537

Michael Bradley and Dennis Jansen

A simulation model of macroeconomic effects of deficit pp. 539-564

Pierre Duguay and Yves Rabeau

Exchange rate dynamics under gradual portfolio adjustment pp. 565-589

Girol Karacaoglu and Heinrich Ursprung

Forward credit commitments and bank behavior under uncertainty: Implications for monetary control pp. 591-612

Arie Arnon and Menachem Sternberg

Technical change and the measurement of productivity in an input-output model pp. 613-632

Malcolm Galamn

Oil price shocks and stability of the demand for international reserves pp. 633-641

Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee

Volume 10, issue 3, 1988

Instability versus dynamics: A study in West German demand for money pp. 327-349

Juergen von Hagen and Manfred J. M. Neumann

Money, debt, and economic activity pp. 351-370

Faik Koray and R. Carter Hill

Production technique, external shocks, and unemployment pp. 371-387

Stuart Landon

Rational bank behavior, interest rates, and the price level in a staggered reserve accounting system pp. 389-405

Kenneth J. Kopecky

The feasibility of perpetual deficits pp. 407-419

Douglas W. Mitchell

Is there a phillips curve in Canada? A rational expectations approach pp. 421-433

Zisimos Koustas

Some evidence on the inflationary bias of macroeconomic policy pp. 435-447

Daniel Richards

Optimal price-level flexibility pp. 449-458

James Cover

Bond rates and causality pp. 459-467

William K. Hutchinson and Suzanne Ward Knelman

Stability of financing deviations from expected deficits by money creation as opposed to bond creation pp. 469-475

S. Nuri Erbas

The employment effects of tariffs in an efficient bargain model pp. 477-485

Chong Yip

Volume 10, issue 2, 1988

Monetary policy and information content of indexed bonds pp. 164-182

John F. Boschen

Real wage response to monetary shocks: A disaggregated analysis pp. 183-200

Benjamin J. C. Kim

The flow equilibrium and the neutrality of money in a neoclassical monetary growth model pp. 201-216

Akira Yakita

Optimal government bond finance pp. 217-229

John B. Beare and Rasesh B. Thakkar

The growth of U.S. household debt: Demand-side influences pp. 231-248

Robert Pollin

Output-inflation trade-offs: Some new evidence from postwar U.S. quarterly data pp. 249-260

Pierre Siklos

Bias in systems of survey and econometric forecasts pp. 261-271

Daniel T. Walz and Roger W. Spencer

How does the public perceive an unprecedented rise in inflation: The case of inflationary expectations in Israel pp. 273-282

Amnon Levy and Avia Spivak

Relative price variability and monetary policy regimes pp. 283-296

James VanderHoff

Unanticipated monetary policy: Another look for a developing country pp. 297-307

Hamid Beladi and Subarna Samanta

Female participation and the natural rate of unemployment: A reexamination pp. 309-318

Lee Spector

Volume 10, issue 1, 1988

Another auctioneer is missing pp. 1-26

James Annable

Federal Reserve Policy, 1975-1985: An empirical analysis pp. 27-47

Thomas Cosimano and Dennis Jansen

Endogeneity of the inflationary impact of an aggregate supply shock pp. 49-62

Thomas Havrilesky

The behavior of manufacturers' inventories: 1967-1986 pp. 63-81

David Bivin

Consumption, wealth, and the real rate of interest: A reexamination pp. 83-102

Donald N. Baum

Imperfect competition, price adjustment costs, and the long-run Philips curve pp. 103-124

Howard F. Naish

Stabilization effect of endogenous money supply in a descriptive neoclassical growth model pp. 125-137

Kazuo Mind

Growth and embodiment: A reply to Professor Miller pp. 139-142

Edward F. Denison

Growth and embodiment: A reply to Denison pp. 143-148

Edward M. Miller

A common error in the geometry of macroeconomic models pp. 149-151

Antonio Guccione and William J. Gillen