Journal of Monetary Economics

1975 - 2025

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

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The causes of free bank failures: A detailed examination pp. 267-291: Arthur J. Rolnick and Warren Weber
Private information, deposit interest rates, and the `stability' of the banking system pp. 293-317: Bruce D. Smith
Forward and spot exchange rates pp. 319-338: Eugene F. Fama
Tests of rationality, neutrality and market efficiency: A Monte Carlo analysis of alternative test statistics pp. 339-363: Dennis L. Hoffman, Stuart A. Low and Don E. Schlagenhauf
Time-consistent fiscal policy and government cash-flow pp. 365-374: Torsten Persson and Lars E. O. Svensson
Predicting the money multiplier: Forecasts from component and aggregate models pp. 375-384: R. W. Hafer and Scott E. Hein
Money: Endogeneity and neutrality pp. 385-393: Robert King and Bharat Trehan
Macroeconomics: Robert Barro, (Wiley, New York, 1984) pp. 580, $32.95 pp. 395-396: Jeremy J. Siegel
Modern macroeconomic theory: Jean-Paul Fitoussi, ed., (Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1983) pp. ix + 209, [UK pound]17.50 pp. 397-400: Gary Fethke

Editorial policy and data pp. 131-131: Karl Brunner, Robert King and Charles Plosser
On the effects of sterilized intervention: An analysis of weekly data pp. 133-150: Kenneth Rogoff
Wage contingencies, the pattern of negotiation and aggregate implications of alternative contract structures pp. 151-170: Gary Fethke and Andrew Policano
On measuring the nearness of near moneys revisited pp. 171-181: Steven Husted and Mark Rush
The neutrality of the real equilibrium under alternative financing of government expenditures pp. 183-208: Simon Benninga and Aris Protopapadakis
Instrument instability and short-term monetary control pp. 209-224: Timothy D. Lane
The transactions demand for money in a two-currency economy pp. 241-250: Stephen S. Poloz
On core inflation by Otto Eckstein: A review essay pp. 251-264: Michael Parkin

On low-frequency estimates of long-run relationships in macroeconomics pp. 3-14: Bennett McCallum
Bursting bubbles: On the rationality of hyperinflations in optimizing models pp. 29-35: Roger Farmer
Inflationary finance in an open economy pp. 37-53: Philip L. Brock
Rational expectations and the effects of government debt pp. 55-70: Eric Hirschhorn
Rational expectations and the smoothing properties of inventories of finished goods pp. 71-96: Martin Eichenbaum
Federal open market committee structure and decisions pp. 97-104: Richard H. Puckett
Money shocks and deviations from purchasing power parity pp. 105-122: Ai-Tee Koh
Monopoly welfare losses in U.S. banking: Comment pp. 123-126: B. M. Craven and R. S. Thompson
Money and Inflation: Frank Hahn, (MIT Press, Cambridge, 1983) pp. xii + 116, $12.50 pp. 127-130: Thomas Mayer

Permanent income in general equilibrium pp. 297-305: Ron Michener
The role of saving and investment in exchange rate determination under alternative monetary mechanisms pp. 307-325: Elhanan Helpman and Assaf Razin
A comparison of inflation forecasts pp. 327-348: Eugene F. Fama and Michael R. Gibbons
Real transfers in fixed exchange rate systems and the international adjustment mechanism pp. 349-369: Torsten Persson
The government budget constraint and standard macrotheory pp. 371-379: Thomas Mayer
Can money matter? pp. 381-385: Richard Startz
A `rational' explanation for `irrational' forecasts of inflation pp. 387-392: James VanderHoff
Scale and scope economies in the multi-product banking firm pp. 393-405: Thomas Gilligan, Michael Smirlock and William Marshall

Testing the interpretation of indices in a macroeconomic index model pp. 165-181: Mark Watson and Dennis F. Kraft
An analysis of bank risk and deposit rate ceilings: Evidence from the capital markets pp. 195-210: Michael Smirlock
Optimal monetary policy, endogenous supply and rational expectations pp. 211-224: Gary Fethke and Richard Jackman
The government's revenue from money creation and the inflationary effects of a decline in the rate of growth of G.N.P pp. 225-236: Rafi Melnick and Meir Sokoler
The social costs of unit banking restrictions pp. 237-249: Mark Flannery
Optimal wage re-negotiation in a closed and open economy pp. 251-262: Joshua Aizenman
Monetary anticipations and the demand for money pp. 263-274: James MacKinnon and Ross D. Milbourne
The United States treasury review of the multilateral development banks: An economic critique pp. 275-293: Morris B. Goldman

Editors note pp. 1-2: Karl Brunner
Editorial data pp. 3-3: Karl Brunner
Tight money and inflation pp. 5-15: Nissan Liviatan
The anticipated real interest rate, capital utilization and the cyclical pattern of real wages pp. 17-30: John Merrick
The interrelationship between price and output decisions and investment decisions: Microfoundations and aggregate implications pp. 41-65: Louis Maccini
Aggregation and stabilization policy in a multi-contract economy pp. 67-86: Alan Blinder and N. Gregory Mankiw
Short-run monetary control: Evidence under a non-borrowed reserve operating procedure pp. 87-111: David E. Lindsey, Helen T. Farrx, Gary P. Gillum, Kenneth J. Kopecky and Richard D. Porter
On the constancy of the international real rate of interest pp. 113-126: Anthony Saunders and Richard B. Tress
An empirical analysis of the effect of monetary disequilibria in open economies pp. 127-163: Cyrus Sassanpour and Jeffrey Sheen