Journal of Monetary Economics

1975 - 2025

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

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Atheoretical macroeconometrics: A critique pp. 283-308: Thomas Cooley and Stephen LeRoy
Indivisible labor and the business cycle pp. 309-327: Gary D. Hansen
Deficits and money growth in the United States 1872-1983 pp. 329-351: Douglas H. Joines
The observable implications of self-fulfilling expectations pp. 353-373: James D. Hamilton and Charles Whiteman
Macroeconomic stabilization through taxation and indexation: The use of firm-specific information pp. 375-395: Richard C. Marston and Stephen J Turnovsky
The international transmission of inflation: A review essay pp. 397-403: Ralph Tryon

Macroeconomic determinants of growth: Cross-country evidence pp. 141-163: Roger Kormendi and Philip Meguire
Trends, random walks, and tests of the permanent income hypothesis pp. 165-174: N. Gregory Mankiw and Matthew D. Shapiro
Financial intermediation, reserve requirements, and inside money: A general equilibrium analysis pp. 175-194: David Romer
Private fiat money with many suppliers pp. 195-208: Bart Taub
Long-term contracts, expectations and wage inertia pp. 209-226: Edward Montgomery and Kathryn Shaw
The behavior of treasury securities monthly, 1942-1984 pp. 227-250: W. Michael Cox
Monetary anticipations and the demand for money: Reply to MacKinnon and Milbourne pp. 251-257: Jack Carr, Michael Darby and Daniel Thornton
Indexation and related issues: A review essay pp. 259-266: Benjamin Eden
Banking theory and free banking history: A Review Essay pp. 267-276: Gary Gorton
Disequilibrium Macroeconomics in Open Economies: J.T. Cuddington, P.-O. Johansson and K.-G. Lofgren, (Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1984) pp. IX + 246, $24.95 pp. 277-279: Robert Lucas

On time varying risk premia in the foreign exchange market: An econometric analysis pp. 3-18: Nelson Mark
The backing of government bonds and monetarism pp. 19-44: S. Aiyagari and Mark Gertler
An historical decomposition of the great depression to determine the role of money pp. 45-54: John Burbidge and Alan Harrison
Dynamic behavior of capital accumulation in a cash-in-advance model pp. 55-71: Andrew Abel
Inflation, wealth and interest rates in an intertemporal optimizing model pp. 73-85: Daniel Cohen
International evidence on misspecification of the standard money demand equation pp. 87-94: Meir Kohn and Joyce Manchester
Fixed versus flexible exchange rates in an equilibrium business cycle model pp. 95-107: Ulrich Lachler
A model of the classical gold standard with depletion pp. 109-120: Michael Bordo and Richard Wayne Ellson
Does government debt matter? A review pp. 121-131: John J. Seater
Futures markets: edited by Manfred E. Streit pp. 133-135: Bradford Cornell
Contemporary macroeconomic modelling: edited by Pierre Malgrange and Pierre-Alain Muet (Blackwell, Oxford, 1984) pp. x + 319, $37.95 pp. 135-137: Stephen LeRoy

Bank runs, the deposit-currency ratio and the interest rate pp. 269-277: Douglas G. Waldo
Interest on reserves pp. 279-290: Thomas Sargent and Neil Wallace
Stochastic inflation and government provision of indexed bonds pp. 291-308: Dan Peled
Unexpected monetary disturbances during the gold standard era pp. 309-321: Mark Rush
Relative price variability: Evidence from supply and demand events pp. 333-341: Lawrence Davidson and R. W. Hafer
The role of expectations in stabilization policy pp. 343-362: Marianne Baxter
A duopoly theory of government money production: The 1930s and 1940s pp. 363-382: Mark Toma
Monetary theory and practice, the U.K. experience: Book review pp. 383-388: Marvin Goodfriend
The current state of macroeconomics: A view from the textbooks pp. 389-397: Andrew J. Policano

The equity premium: A puzzle pp. 145-161: Rajnish Mehra and Edward Prescott
Bank suspension of convertibility pp. 177-193: Gary Gorton
New tests of the life cycle and tax discounting hypotheses pp. 195-215: John J. Seater and Roberto Mariano
The stylized facts about the behavior of manufacturers' inventories and backorders over the business cycle: 1959-1980 pp. 217-246: Patricia Reagan and Dennis P. Sheehan
A note on non-uniqueness in rational expectations models pp. 247-254: William M. Scarth
Individual forecasting and a ggregate outcomes: A review essay pp. 255-266: Thomas Cooley

To the readers of the journal of monetary economics pp. 1-1: Karl Brunner
Forecasting, rational expectations and the phillips-curve: An empirical investigation pp. 7-27: Walter Wasserfallen
What's different about banks? pp. 29-39: Eugene F. Fama
Adjustment costs, durables, and aggregate consumption pp. 41-68: Ben Bernanke
Futures markets and monetary policy pp. 69-79: Kent P. Kimbrough
Monetary policy and commodity money equilibria pp. 81-94: Jerry Nickelsburg
Macroeconomic implications of the government budget: Some basic considerations pp. 95-112: Guillermo Calvo
Tight money and inflation: Further Results pp. 113-120: Allan Drazen
On the construction of marginal federal personal and social security tax rates in the U.S pp. 121-135: John J. Seater
A rational expectations approach to macroeconometrics: Frederic S. Mishkin (University of Chicago Press for the National Bureau of Economic Research, Chicago, 1983) pp. xii + 172, $20.00 pp. 137-140: John F. Boschen
Histoire monetaire de la France, 1800-1980: Michele Saint Marc (Presses Universitaire de France, Paris, 1983) pp. 441 pp. 141-142: Ghila Rodrik-Bali