Journal of Monetary Economics

1975 - 2025

Current editor(s): R. G. King and C. I. Plosser

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Is the dollar high because of large budget deficits? pp. 227-249: Paul Evans
The U.S. evidence on optimal taxation over time pp. 251-275: Chaipat Sahasakul
The optimum quantity of money rule in the theory of public finance pp. 277-284: Kent P. Kimbrough
Trading uncertainty and the cash-in-advance constraint pp. 285-293: Benjamin Eden
Single-equation, multiple-regression methodology: Is it an appropriate methodology for the estimation of the structure-performance relationship in banking? pp. 295-312: Jeffrey A. Clark
International expected real interest rates: New tests of the parity hypothesis and U.S. fiscal policy effects pp. 313-322: John Merrick and Anthony Saunders
Intertemporal optimization and neutrality of money in growth models pp. 323-328: Hiroaki Hayakawa
European monetary integration? A review essay pp. 329-336: Geoffrey E. Wood
Money, deflation and seigniorage in the fifteenth century: A review essay pp. 337-346: Michael Bordo

The real interest rate and aggregate supply pp. 121-145: Zvi Hercowitz
Selection criteria for models with non-uniqueness pp. 147-157: George Evans
Costly monitoring, financial intermediation, and equilibrium credit rationing pp. 159-179: Stephen Williamson
Banking technology and the existence of a consistent output aggregate pp. 181-195: Moshe Kim
Inflationary finance of budget deficits as an automatic stabilizer pp. 197-204: S. Nuri Erbas
Can money matter in a developing economy? pp. 205-207: Muthucattu Paul and Biswanath Bhattacharyay
Does search theory provide a micro foundation for keynesian models and a rationale for policy activism? A review of Peter Diamond's Wicksell Lectures pp. 209-216: Steven Davis
Issues in keynesian macroeconomics: A review essay pp. 217-223: N. Gregory Mankiw

Seigniorage, inflation, and reputation pp. 21-31: Herschel Grossman and John van Huyck
Daily monetary impulses and security prices pp. 33-47: Claudio Loderer, Thomas Lys and Urs Schweizer
Univariate detrending methods with stochastic trends pp. 49-75: Mark Watson
Estimating the long-run relationship between interest rates and inflation: A response to McCallum pp. 77-86: Lawrence H. Summers
Estimating the long-run relationship between interest rates and inflation: A reply pp. 87-90: Bennett McCallum
The transactions demand for money in a two-currency economy: A note pp. 91-94: Betty Daniel
Sterling in decline: A review essay pp. 95-102: Alan C. Stockman
Conversations with economists: A review essay pp. 103-118: Peter Howitt

Interest rates and monetary policy uncertainty pp. 331-347: ReneM. Stulz
Ruling out divergent speculative bubbles pp. 349-362: Maurice Obstfeld and Kenneth Rogoff
The effects of a shift in monetary policy regime on the profitability and risk of commercial banks pp. 363-377: Joseph Aharony, Anthony Saunders and Ithzak Swary
The cyclical behavior of prices and quantities: The case of the automobile market pp. 379-407: Olivier Blanchard and Angelo Melino
Testing short-run neutrality pp. 409-423: Stephen Cecchetti
Bursting bubbles: Further results pp. 425-431: Alan Isaac
Friedman versus hayek on private money: Review essay pp. 433-439: Stanley Fischer
The International Monetary System: Forty years after Bretton Woods: Review essay pp. 441-448: Charles Engel
The federal reserve, money, and interest rates: The volcker years and beyond: Michael G. Hadjimichalakis (Praeger Press, New York, 1984) pp. xvi 273 pp. 449-451: David Aschauer

Temporary and permanent government spending in an open economy: Some evidence for the United Kingdom pp. 197-224: Shaghil Ahmed
Wealth effects of open market operations and optimal monetary policy pp. 225-238: Michael Dotsey
Government revenue from money creation with government and private money pp. 239-249: Gerald Dwyer and Thomas R. Saving
The effect of distributive goals on the time inconsistency of optimal taxes pp. 251-269: Carol Rogers
Functional equivalence between liquidity costs and the utility of money pp. 271-291: Robert Feenstra
A general model of the banking firm under conditions of monopoly, uncertainty, and recourse pp. 293-304: Eliezer Z. Prisman, Myron B. Slovin and Marie E. Sushka
Money in crisis: A review essay pp. 305-313: David Laidler
Measuring inflationary expectations: A review essay pp. 315-324: Alex Cukierman
Inflation, stagflation, relative prices, and imperfect information: Alex Cukierman, (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge and New York, 1984) pp. xiii + 202 pp. 325-328: Steven M. Sheffrin

Editorial pp. 1-1: Robert King and Charles Plosser
Reputation in a model of monetary policy with incomplete information pp. 3-20: Robert Barro
Monetary rules and commodity money schemes under uncertainty pp. 21-35: Stanley Fischer
Has government any role in money? pp. 37-62: Milton Friedman and Anna J. Schwartz
Monetary mystique: Secrecy and central banking pp. 63-92: Marvin Goodfriend
Money as the mechanism of exchange pp. 93-115: Robert King and Charles Plosser
Principles of fiscal and monetary policy pp. 117-134: Robert Lucas
Some issues concerning interest rate pegging, price level determinacy, and the real bills doctrine pp. 135-160: Bennett McCallum
Size, persistence and interrelation of nominal and real shocks: Some evidence from four countries pp. 161-194: Allan Meltzer