Journal of Macroeconomics

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Volume 8, issue 4, 1986

Federal deficits and short-term interest rates pp. 403-422

W. McMillin

The expectations theory of the term structure: Evidence from inflation forecasts pp. 423-434

Robert Murphy

Are government bonds net wealth? intertemporal optimization and the government budget constraint pp. 435-453

David Johnson

Inflation and relative-price variability -- A model for an open economy applied to Sweden pp. 455-469

Bengt Assarsson

Credit cards and aggregate money demand pp. 471-478

Hafiz Akhand and Ross Milbourne

Reserve ratios: A proposal for change pp. 479-484

A. Edward Day

A Fisher-Brown proposition for speculative bubbles pp. 485-490

Kenichi Sakakibara

On the missing equation --A final rejoinder pp. 491-492

Victor A. Canto and Marc A. Miles

Still missing pp. 493-495

Douglas R. Shaller

Volume 8, issue 3, 1986

Stocks, shocks and price-output decisions pp. 257-277

John Carlson

Financial innovation, depository-institution deregulation, and the demand for money pp. 279-296

Stephen Miller

Optimal monetary policy and the lag structure of disturbances pp. 297-312

Charles Hegji

Wage and hiring dynamics with storable output pp. 313-328

Robert Rossana

Inflation, search costs and price dispersion pp. 329-336

Jacob Paroush

Inflationary expectations,"endogenous money," and economic growth pp. 337-353

Jang H. Yoo and Hak K. Pyo

Work shifts and the cyclical behavior of productivity and real wages pp. 355-363

Raford Boddy and Rami Alwan

Inflation uncertainty and a test of the Friedman hypothesis pp. 365-372

Rik Hafer

The rate of interest in a stationary economy pp. 373-380

Robert E. Kohn

Sraffa numeraire and reswitching: A note A note pp. 381-385

Syed Ahmad

Estimation and testing of the term structure of the forward premium under rational expectations pp. 387-391

Richard Baillie and Patrick C. McMahon

Volume 8, issue 2, 1986

On the existence of a market for second hand physical capital: An empirical test of the Keynesian and neoclassical assumptions pp. 131-157

James H. Grant and Len M. Nichols

The law of one price cannot be rejected: Two tests based on the tradable/nontradable price ratio pp. 159-182

Lawrence Officer

The influence of lagged unanticipated money on real variables: A simple illustrative model pp. 183-192

Nigel W. Duck

An econometric test of inflation neutrality using observable variables only pp. 193-199

John McDonald

Erratic monetary policy and the dispersion of commodity prices pp. 201-212

Michael R. Bays and Thomas Cosimano

A problem with estimating the short-run monetary exchange rate model pp. 213-220

Francis Ahking

Reversing the Phillips' curve: A microfoundation pp. 221-226

Alan Isaac

The impact of benefits on unemployment in Britain in the interwar period: Some further empirical evidence pp. 227-232

Kenneth Holden and David Peel

A note on employment, labor supply, and real wages in market disequilibrium pp. 233-242

B. Rao

A note on employment, labor supply, and real wages in market disequilibrium: A reply pp. 243-245

Nicholas C. Sarantis

Volume 8, issue 1, 1986

A framework for evaluating operating targets pp. 1-29

Case M. Sprenkle and Bryan E. Stanhouse

Dynamics and stability in IS-LM models: A re-examination pp. 31-41

Olivier de la Grandville

Automatic stabilizers? pp. 43-54

John B. Beare

The length of the production period and effective stabilization policy pp. 55-62

John N. Smithin

Endogenous expectation formation methods: Evidence from consumers' inflation expectations pp. 63-74

James VanderHoff

Monetary aggregate versus interest rate rules pp. 75-86

Betty Daniel

Money, inflation, and causality in the North African Countries: An empirical investigation pp. 87-103

Ali F. Darrat

The tight money paradox--an alternative view pp. 105-112

Nissan Liviatan

On the missing equation: A reply pp. 113-118

Victor A. Canto and Marc A. Miles

Volume 7, issue 4, 1985

The relationship between government deficits, money growthm and inflation pp. 447-467

Francis Ahking and Stephen Miller

A second best strategy for the recovery of full employment in the open economy pp. 469-491

B. S. Felmingham

A derivation of the IS-LM model from explicit optimizing behavior pp. 493-508

George Fane

Unemployment dispersion and the allocative efficiency of the labor market pp. 509-522

Kevin J. Murphy

Income taxes and the income velocity of money: An empirical analysis pp. 523-535

James M. McGibany and Farrokh Nourzad

Bank competition and optimal monetary policies under alternative reserve accounting schemes pp. 537-552

David D. Vanhouse

The impact of fiscal policy under rational expectations: Some tests pp. 553-565

Ali F. Darrat

OPEC, rationality, and the macroeconomy pp. 567-576

Jon Harkness

Global capital markets and the impact of changes in the money stock on real activity pp. 577-582

David Peel

Volume 7, issue 3, 1985

Keynesian Chaos pp. 277-295

Richard H. Day and Wayne Shafer

Rational expectations, market shocks, and the exchange rate pp. 297-312

Kent P. Kimbrough

Erratic monetary policy and price variability pp. 313-331

Thomas Cosimano

Accommodation, supply shocks, and sluggish real wages pp. 333-346

Steven Sheffrin

Permanent income hypothesis: An optimal control theory approach to a classical macro thesis pp. 347-362

Akira Takayama

Indivisibility, irreversibility, and the demand for consumer durables pp. 363-380

William A. Anderson

The roles of relative prices, interest rates, and bequests in the consumption function pp. 381-400

Peter Fortune and David L. Ortmeyer

Deficit spending, money, and inflation: Some international empirical evidence pp. 401-417

Demetrios Giannaros and Bharat Kolluri

The Andersen-Jordan equation revisited pp. 419-432

Dallas S. Batten and Daniel Thornton

Volume 7, issue 2, 1985

Some joint tests of market efficiency: The case of the forward premium pp. 137-150

Richard T. Baillie and Patrick C. McMahon

Toward a consistent estimate of the demand for monies: An application of the fourier flexible form pp. 151-174

Nabil A. Ewis and Douglas Fisher

A macro model with trade unions pp. 175-194

Anup Shah

A quantitative look at the system of economic indicators pp. 195-210

William L. Huth

An alternative approach to the estimation of the real rate of interest pp. 211-222

William R. Hosek and Frank Zahn

Unemployment insurance eligibility rights: Evidence from a comparison of Australia and Canada pp. 223-235

Paul Miller and Paul A. Volker

The adverse supply-side effects of high interest rates and procyclical real wage movements pp. 237-246

Anthony Myatt

Short-run money demand functions: Estimated speeds of adjustment and serial correlation pp. 247-256

R.J. Sweeney

The myth of the Keynesian recovery pp. 257-260

Herman I. Liebling

Turning-point errors and directional errors in forecasting: A note pp. 261-263

Guy Judge

Keynesian chaos pp. 277-295

Richard H. Day and Wayne Shafer

Volume 7, issue 1, 1985

A policy rule for `Say's Law' in a theory of temporary equilibrium pp. 1-17

Hugh Rose

Money, government debt, q, and investment pp. 19-37

W. McMillin

Rational expectations, the government budget constraint, and the optimal money supply pp. 39-50

Brian Hillier

A pre-estimation sample separation method for a labor market in disepuilibrium pp. 51-67

Joachim Zietz

Liquidity preference, loanable funds, and exchange-rate and interest-rate dynamics pp. 69-83

Girol Karacaoglu

On the importance of the embodiment of technology effect: A comment on Denison's growth accounting methodology pp. 85-99

Edward M. Miller

Output-inflation tradeoffs in industrial and developing countries pp. 101-113

W. S. Jung

Undistributed profits and the Pasinetti and Dual theorems pp. 115-119

Joan O'Connell