Journal of Macroeconomics

1979 - 2025

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Equilibrium, stability, and deficit financing in a simple nonlinear monetary model under perfect foresight pp. 377-397: Peter J. Stemp and Stephen J Turnovsky
The estimation of a disequilibrium real wage equation for Britain pp. 399-410: Philip E. T. Lewis and Gerald Makepeace
Federal deficits and the conduct of monetary policy pp. 411-431: Michael Bradley
Heterogeneous expectations and capital intensity in an overlapping-generations model pp. 433-446: William S. Krasker
A discrete model of optimal economic growth pp. 447-456: Hans Ulrich Buhl
Cyclical variation in the short-run Federal Reserve reaction function, 1969-1978 pp. 457-464: Willard E. Witte
Growth of developing countries and world interest rates pp. 465-471: Philippe Callier
The relation between two different notions of direct and indirect input requirements pp. 473-476: Ki-Jun Jeong
An elephantine theory of depressions pp. 477-480: Dan Usher

Statistical tests of relative substitutabilities of near-monies over time pp. 249-264: Rosemary Rossiter and Tong Hun Lee
Progressive taxes and automatic stabilization in an open economy pp. 265-282: Asbjorn Rodseth
The principle of political-economic assignment pp. 283-294: Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg
Stagflation, new products, and speculation pp. 295-309: Birger Wernerfelt
Interest-rate policy and rational expectations pp. 311-322: Torben M. Andersen
Expectation errors and exchange-rate volatility pp. 323-334: Patrick Honohan
An appraisal of the new classical macroeconomics pp. 335-346: Michael R. McMahon
The econometric approach to business-cycle analysis reconsidered pp. 347-355: James B. Ramsey and Albert Alexander
The response of aggregate demand to income, money supply, and price level pp. 357-363: Yew-Kwang Ng

International currency speculation, market stability and efficiency in the 1920s: A time series approach pp. 127-137: Ralph Bailey
The workings of a commodity money system in an incomplete information macro model pp. 139-157: Robert Driskill and Stephen McCafferty
Adverse selection as an explanation of credit rationing and different lender types pp. 159-180: Raymond Chiang, John M. Finkelstein, Wayne Y. Lee and Ramesh K. S. Rao
Cross-price effects in demand between exports and imports pp. 181-195: Stephen E. Haynes and Joe Stone
Time and money: The universals of macroeconomic theorizing pp. 197-213: Roger W. Garrison
Keynes's errors in the liquidity preference versus loanable funds controversy pp. 215-227: Ming-Yih Liang
Wealth effects, IS-LM stability and the efficacy of economic policies pp. 229-234: Been Kwei Hwang and Eden Siu-Hung Yu
Alternate estimation criteria and measures of forecast accuracy pp. 235-238: Barry R. Weller and John Wellington

Cyclical implications of indexing the minimum wage pp. 1-21: Andrew J. Policano
The effects of fiscal policy in a two-period model pp. 23-41: Nicolaas Groenewold
Macro effects of interest-sensitive aggregate supply pp. 43-56: Douglas W. Mitchell
The government budget constraint with endogenous money pp. 57-67: Daniel Thornton
Taxation, rational expectations, and the neutrality of money pp. 69-78: Victor A. Cantc, Douglas H. Joines and Robert I. Webb
Fed policy and presidential elections pp. 79-88: Myles S. Wallace and John Warner
A note on nominal government expenditure targets pp. 89-95: Simon Wren-Lewis
On the missing equation: Comment pp. 97-102: Douglas R. Shaller
Selden's model of inflation: A reexamination pp. 103-107: Terry G. Seaks
The lag from money to prices pp. 109-111: Richard T. Selden

Aggregate demand, food prices, and the underlying rate of inflation pp. 383-398: Raymond E. Lombra and Yash P. Mehra
The macroeconomic impact of the nixon wage and price controls: A general equilibrium approach pp. 399-420: Lawrence Davidson
The emergence of countercyclical US fertility: A reassessment of the evidence pp. 421-436: John McDonald
Specification and Goldfeld money demand function pp. 437-459: James S. Fackler and W. McMillin
Rational expectations macro models with possible steady-state inflation andunemployment pp. 461-471: Anup Shah
Money-income causality: Results for six countries pp. 473-494: Richard Sheehan
Rationality of liquidity preferences and the neoclassical monetary growth model pp. 495-501: Hiroaki Hayakawa
Money, prices, and causality: The Chinese hyperinflation, 1945-1949 pp. 503-510: De-Piao Tang and Teh-Wei Hu
Currency denominations, currency substitutions, and the price level pp. 511-513: Chau-Nan Chen and Tien-Wang Tsaur

Money, inflation, and maximizing behavior: The case of many countries pp. 251-263: Winston Chang, Murray Kemp and Ngo Long
The transmission of inflation between the United States and Canada: An empirical analysis pp. 265-279: Douglas Pearce
A macrotheoretic analysis of inflation, taxes, and the price of equity pp. 281-301: Ulrich Lachler
Some implications of the natural rate hypotheses pp. 303-316: Robert T. McGee
Income determination in market disequilibrium: The implications of spillover for the design of monetary policy pp. 317-333: J. David Ferguson and William R. Hart
The market integration of large and small economies: Australia, the U.S., and Japan pp. 335-351: B. S. Felmingham
Testing of the rational expectations and structural neutrality hypotheses pp. 353-360: M. J. Driscoll, J. L. Ford, A. W. Mullineux and S. Sen
The stability of the demand for money: The case of the corporate sector pp. 361-372: Myron B. Slovin and Marie Elizabeth Sushka

Optimal monetary policy under rational expectations with a micro-based supply function pp. 149-166: Arthur Benavie
Exchange rate and price level determination in a stochastic equilibrium model pp. 167-184: Jagdeep S. Bhandari and Ronald L. Tracy
Price and quantity adjustment in a dynamic closed model: The dual stability theorem pp. 185-196: Luigi Filippini
A generalized Keynes-Wicksell model with variable labor force growth pp. 197-209: Trent E. Boggess
The energy problem in a small open economy pp. 211-222: Theo van de Klundert
Recent evidence on the relationship between money growth and budget deficits pp. 223-231: Dennis Hoffman, Stuart A. Low and Hubert H. Reineberg
A note on the implicit interest rate on demand deposits pp. 233-239: Stuart Allen

Editorial note pp. i-i: David J. Smyth
Social security, saving, and macroeconomics pp. 1-19: Robert Eisner
The thatcher experiment pp. 21-40: Barrie M. Craven and Grahame A. Wright
The British labor market in disequilibrium: Did the dole reduce employment in interwar Britain? pp. 41-51: David J. Smyth
An optimal monetary policy in an aggregate neoclassical model of economic growth pp. 53-74: John Z. Drabicki and Akira Takayama
Rational destabilizing speculation and exchange intervention policy pp. 75-90: Matthew Canzoneri
Tax-related incomes policies and macroeconomic stability pp. 91-103: William M. Scarth
Money, net wealth, and the real-balance effect pp. 105-117: Daniel Thornton
Incomes policy reconsidered pp. 119-134: L. N. Christofide and D. A Wilton