Journal of Monetary Economics

1975 - 2025

Continuation of Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy.

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

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1977

Required reserve ratios, policy instruments, and money stock control pp. 389-408

Ira Kaminow

U.S. household sector demand for liquid financial assets, 1959-1970 pp. 409-441

R. W. Kopcke

Predicting performance in the savings and loan association industry pp. 443-466

Edward Altman

The Euro-Dollar market: A review of five recent studies pp. 467-478

Charles Freedman

Inflation -- alternative explanations and policies: Tests on data drawn from six countries: A reply to Rasche pp. 479-481

David Laidler

Denationalisation of Money: F.A. Hayek, (Institute of Economic Affairs, London, 1976) pp. 107, $5.75 pp. 483-485

David H. Howard

Government Credit Allocation: Institute for Contemporary Studies, (Institute for Contemporary Studies, San Francisco, 1975) pp. viii+208, $2.95 pp. 485-485

Peter A. Frost

Studies in Selective Credit Policies: Ira Kaminow and James M. O'Brien, eds., (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, 1975) pp. xi+231, $2.00 pp. 485-489

Peter A. Frost

Volume 3, issue 3, 1977

Behavior of the money stock: Is there a puzzle? pp. 265-288

Michael J. Hamburger

A theory of the money supply with competitive banking pp. 289-303

Thomas R. Saving

Long-term contracting, sticky prices, and monetary policy pp. 305-316

Robert Barro

`Long-term contracting, sticky prices, and monetary policy': A comment pp. 317-323

Stanley Fischer

Predicting the money multiplier: A case study for the U.S. and the Netherlands pp. 325-345

Eduard Bomhoff

A joint study of expectations formation and the shifting Phillips curve pp. 347-357

Kajal Lahiri

Transaction costs and marketability services in the Eurocurrency money market pp. 359-366

Tamir Agmon and Amir Barnea

A note on uncertainty, transactions costs and interest parity pp. 367-373

William Allen

A note on the dishonest government and the inflation tax pp. 375-377

Harry G. Johnson

Dutch monetarism: A comment pp. 379-381

Manuel Guitian

The GNP gap: An indicator of monetary policy? pp. 383-386

Patric H. Hendershott

An early view on inside and outside money pp. 387-388

Thomas Guggenheim

Volume 3, issue 2, 1977

A model of the Eurodollar market pp. 139-161

Charles Freedman

Bank behavior in the Brunner-Meltzer model pp. 163-178

Benjamin M. Friedman and Kenneth C. Froewiss

Money demand interest elasticity and monetary policy effectiveness pp. 179-190

Jack Vernon

Spectral analysis of the structure of interest rates in the Netherlands pp. 191-215

Pieter Porsius

Monetary control and the federal funds rate pp. 217-230

Paul DeRosa and Gary H. Stern

The concept and measurement of the world price level and rate of inflation pp. 231-252

Hans Genberg

R.J. Gordon on unemployment theory pp. 253-255

Costas Azariadis

Aspects of unemployment theory: Reply to Azariadis pp. 257-260

Robert Gordon

Money and finance in economic growth and development,: Ronald I. McKinnon, ed., Essays in Honor of Edward S. Shaw (Marcel Dekker, New York and Basel) pp. x + 339, $29.50 pp. 261-262

Carlos Rodríguez

Bank management and portfolio behavior: Donald D. Hester and James L. Pierce, (Yale University Press, New Haven, 1973) pp. xvi+301, $20.00 pp. 262-264

Robert Rasche

Volume 3, issue 1, 1977

Inflation and growth in the United Kingdom: A longer-run perspective pp. 1-23

Peter D. Jonson

The demand for money in an open economy: Germany and the United Kingdom pp. 25-40

Michael J. Hamburger

An annual money demand and supply model for the U.S.: 1924-1940/1949-1966 pp. 41-58

John L. Scadding

Demand for money in developing countries: Some theoretical and empirical results pp. 59-86

Chorng-huey Wong

Empirical issues in monetary policy: A review of monetary aggregates and monetary policy pp. 87-101

Benjamin M. Friedman

Household response to a money rain: Real and portfolio balance effects reconsidered pp. 103-112

Alan C. Hess

A comment on Khan's estimates of hyperinflation pp. 113-118

Rodney L. Jacobs

The monetary dynamics of hyperinflation: A reply pp. 119-121

Mohsin Khan

Economies of scale in financial institutions: A comment pp. 123-125

Norman Cameron

Economies of scale in financial institutions: A reply pp. 127-131

Paul J. Halpern and G. Frank Mathewson

A note on the theory of offsetting capital flows pp. 133-138

Michele Ratianni

Volume 2, issue 4, 1976

Contributions in honor of Homer Jones: Foreword pp. 431-432

Karl Brunner

Homer Jones: A personal reminiscence pp. 433-436

Milton Friedman

A tribute to Homer Jones pp. 437-438

Harry G. Johnson

Campaigning for monetary reform: The federal reserve bank of St. Louis in 1959 and 1960 pp. 439-453

A. James Meigs

Monetary and other explanations of the start of the great depression pp. 455-471

Allan Meltzer

Does fiscal policy matter? pp. 473-500

Ettore F. Infante and Jerome L. Stein

Does fiscal policy still matter?: A reply pp. 501-510

Alan Blinder and Robert Solow

Econometric exogeneity and alternative estimators of portfolio balance schedules for hyperinflations: A note pp. 511-521

Thomas Sargent

Econometric exogeneity: A reply pp. 523-527

Rodney L. Jacobs

Response to Rodney Jacobs pp. 529-529

Thomas Sargent

Friedman's dynamic models: Empirical tests pp. 531-538

Dean Taylor

International aspects of stabilization policies: Albert Ando, Richard Herring and Richard Marston, eds., Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Conference series, no. 12 (Federal Reserve bank of Boston, Boston, 1974) pp. 446 pp. 539-541

Russell S. Boyer

Volume 2, issue 3, 1976

Evaluating the effectiveness of monetary reforms pp. 271-296

Arthur J. Rolnick

Output and employment in a macro model with discrete transaction costs pp. 297-310

Robert Barro and Anthony M. Santomero

A monetary model of balance of payments: The case of Venezuela pp. 311-332

Mohsin Khan

Capital flows and government forward market operations under the crawling peg pp. 333-349

Frank McCormick

Dynamic adjustments in simple models of the transactions demand for money pp. 351-366

John F. Chant

The stability of the demand for money in Canada pp. 367-380

Gordon Rausser and Prem S. Laumas

The Keynesian demand for money function: Revisited pp. 381-387

John J. Spitzer

The Pasinetti Paradox in a two-class monetary growth model pp. 389-397

R. Ramanathan

Characteristics of banking markets entered by foothold acquisition pp. 399-408

Stephen A. Rhoades

The Pigou effect: An elaboration pp. 409-417

Brian Hindley and Morris Perlman

A note on estimating the temporal stability of reaction functions of the monetary authorities pp. 419-423

Sam R. Keeley

Milton Friedman's monetary framework: Robert J. Gordon, ed., (University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1974) pp. xii + 192, cloth $8.95 and paper $3.50 pp. 425-427

William Poole

The financial structure of bank holding companies: Donald P. Jacobs, H. Prescott Beighley, and John H. Boyd, (Association of Reserve City Bankers, Chicago, 1975) pp. iv + 53, $3.00 pp. 427-429

David Burras Humphrey

Volume 2, issue 2, 1976

Recent developments in monetary theory pp. 133-167

Robert Barro and Stanley Fischer

Rational expectations and the theory of economic policy pp. 169-183

Thomas Sargent and Neil Wallace

Recent developments in the theory of inflation and unemployment pp. 185-219

Robert Gordon

Wage indexation: A macroeconomic approach pp. 221-235

Jo Gray

The individual's transactions demand for money: A utility maximization approach pp. 237-256

Robert E. Anderson

Stability of Keynesian and classical macroeconomic systems pp. 257-266

Jeremy J. Siegel

The theory of monetary policy: Victoria Chick, (Gray-Mills, London, 1973) pp. v+163, cloth $14.75 and paper $5.75 pp. 267-268

Richard L. Harrington

Volume 2, issue 1, 1976

Rational expectations and the role of monetary policy pp. 1-32

Robert Barro

Financial capital movements and central bank behavior in a two-country, short-run portfolio balance model pp. 33-61

Lance Girton and Dale W. Henderson

On the effectiveness of monetary policy under fixed rates of exchange pp. 63-79

Michele Fratianni

Household demand for checking account money: The impact of bank pricing pp. 81-98

John H. Boyd

Money demand by sector: A survey for the Netherlands in 1971 pp. 99-112

Jan Cramer and G. M. Reekers

A compound note: Or, a note on Harry Johnson's note on the theory of transactions demand for cash pp. 113-120

Preston Miller

A note on the welfare cost of money creation pp. 121-124

Alvin L. Marty

A monetarist model of inflationary expectations: John Rutledge, (D.C. Health, Lexington, Massachusetts, 1974) pp. xv+115, $12.50 pp. 125-127

John Geweke