Journal of Macroeconomics

1979 - 2025

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The long-run consequences of minimum wage regulation in a monetary economy pp. 387-403: John Z. Drabicki and Akira Takayama
Forecasting money demand with Jorgenson's Lag and Tobin's q pp. 405-418: James M. Boughton
Crowding out: A test of some direct substitutability hypotheses pp. 419-432: Stephen Miller
Capital movements, growth, and balance of payments pp. 433-447: C. Jevons Lee
Immigration and the natural rate of unemployment in Australia pp. 449-457: Ronald Warren
A note on the optimal choice of monetary and fiscal policy pp. 459-468: Naoyuki Yoshino
A new method of evaluating the accuracy of economic forecasts pp. 469-475: James Cicarelli
The contemporary money-supply paradigm: Friedman and Patinkin pp. 477-482: Frank G. Steindl
Money-supply turbulence and exchange-rate turbulence: Some empirical results pp. 483-488: Eliakim Katz

Involuntary unemployment and inventories: An exploratory model of equilibrium and pure competition pp. 253-275: Guillermo Calvo
Capital formation and demographics pp. 277-292: Geoffrey Woglom
A Keynesian model of search and labor market disequilibrium pp. 293-308: Jeff Frank
Nontraded goods, uncertainty, and equilibration in the United States' economy pp. 309-323: Joe Stone
The long-run and short-run demand for money: Additional evidence pp. 325-338: Daniel L. Hornton
Real-sector parameter instability and the optimal choice of monetary policy pp. 339-348: M. J. Driscoll and J. L Ford
Direct and indirect requirements: A correct economic interpretation of the Hawkins-Simon conditions pp. 349-356: Ki-Jun Jeong
The symmetry of real purchasing power and the neoclassical monetary growth model pp. 357-362: John Z. Drabicki and Akira Takayama
The demand for transactions deposits: Was there a shift in the relationship? pp. 363-370: Rik Hafer

Credit rationing in a disequilibrium macroeconomic model pp. 129-154: Stephen Miller
Flexible policies and IS-LM dynamics pp. 155-178: Gary Smith
The dynamics of open-market operations and the assignment problem pp. 179-194: Toshihiro Ihori
On the effects of macroeconomic policy in a maximizing model of a small open economy pp. 195-213: Robert Hodrick
The nonneutrality of money and employment rates: Tobin and taxation effects pp. 215-223: Robert T. McGee
The role of money demand functions in one-sector growth models pp. 225-231: Taradas Bandyopadhyay
A clarification of the IS curve and the aggregate demand curve pp. 233-238: Alan Rabin and Dan Birch

The demand and supply for investment goods: does the market clear? pp. 1-21: Mieko Nishimizu, Richard E. Quandt and Harvey Rosen
Discrimination among alternative models of international capital markets pp. 23-46: Stephen E. Haynes and John Pippenger
Assessing the impact of varying economic conditions on federal reserve behavior pp. 47-70: James Barth, Robin Sickles and Philip Wiest
Readings books and rankings of macromonetary articles, authors and journals pp. 71-87: James M. Rock
The choice of numeraire, capital intensity uniqueness, and the reswiritching of techniques pp. 89-100: Gregory J. L. Yi
A note on the interactions among monetary policy, the tax structure and equilibrium output pp. 101-108: James S. Fackler
A note concerning a credit rule for monetary policy pp. 109-112: A. Edward Day and Douglas W. Mitchell

Editorial note pp. i-i: David J. Smyth
Distribution, effective demand, and the orthodox macromodel pp. 455-487: William Darity and Wanda I. Marrero
A consistent model of the expectations augmented Phillips curve and inflation pp. 489-499: J. D. Pitchford
Toward a multi-country model of exchange rate determination pp. 501-515: Jagdeep S. Bhandari
Money, expectations, and interest rates pp. 517-530: Giorgio Canarella and Neil Garston
The nominal rate of interest, the rate of return on money, and inflationary expectations pp. 531-545: James M. Boughton and James S. Fackler
Gross substitution, Gresham's law, and Hayek's free currency system pp. 547-557: Chau-Nan Chen, Tien-Wang Tsaur and Chein-Fu Chou
A graphical exposition of a more complete Keynesian system pp. 559-570: Robert T. McGee
The relationship between inflation and its variability: International evidence from the 1970s pp. 571-577: R. W. Hafer and Gail Heyne-Hafer

Return-to-normal expectations and investment demand functions pp. 317-334: Louis Maccini
Employment, labor supply and real wages in market disequilibrium pp. 335-354: Nicholas C. Sarantis
A general equilibrium analysis in the Phillips space pp. 355-367: Pui Chi Ip
The Rose-Wicksell model: Inside money, stability, and stabilization policies pp. 369-390: Michael G. Hadjimichalakis
Price controls in an open economy pp. 391-408: William J. Boyes and D. E. Schlagenhalif
Aggregate supply management in a small open economy pp. 409-421: Martin Prachowny
Some pitfalls in open economy model building pp. 423-433: Jagdeep S. Bhandari
Is the optimum quantity of money compatible with the unique price level under laissez-faire? pp. 435-440: Chao-Cheng Mai

Steady growth, policy shocks, and speed of adjustment under embodiment and putty-clay pp. 147-176: James H. Gapinski
Inflation and extraordinary returns on owner-occupied housing: Some implications for capital allocation and productivity growth pp. 177-203: Patric Hendershott and Sheng Cheng Hu
Revealed preferences in macroeconomic policy decisions pp. 205-226: Thomas Cargill and Robert A. Meyer
Wage indexation and the unemployment-inflation trade-off pp. 227-245: David W. Butterfield and Atif A. Kubursi
The missing equation: The wedge model alternative pp. 247-269: Victor A. Canto and Marc A. Miles
The verification of efficient growth: An approach via stojanovic's matrix of growth pp. 271-281: Albert E. Steenge
The stability of the production function and the marginal productivity of inputs: An empirical study pp. 283-292: Khan A. Mohabbat
Speculation, interest arbitrage, and the forward foreign exchange rate of the Canadian dollar: Updated evidence pp. 293-299: Philippe Callier

The asset market approach to exchange rate determination: Some short-run, stability, and steady-state properties pp. 1-32: Stephen J Turnovsky
Estimation and testing of alternative production function models pp. 33-53: Sybrand Schim van der Loeff and Rins Harkema
Testing the causal relationship between the domestic credit and reserve components of a country's monetary base pp. 55-76: Edgar Feige and James M. Johannes
The impact of debt finance on aggregate demand pp. 77-90: James Butkiewicz
A cubic estimte of the term structure of interest rates for a money demand function pp. 91-96: Stuart Allen, Beverly Hatfield and David Williams
The demand for imports: Estimates of bilateral trade flows pp. 97-115: E. Dwight Phaup
Taxes and aggregate supply: A case of a misplaced blade pp. 117-124: George P. Lephardt
Policy implications of a non-linear Phillips curve in a stochastic environment pp. 125-128: James M. Hvidding