Journal of Monetary Economics

1975 - 2025

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

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Inflation and the formation of expectations pp. 403-421: Jacob A. Frenkel
Adaptive and regressive expectations in a rational model of the inflationary process pp. 423-442: Michael Mussa
Targets, instruments, and indicators of monetary policy pp. 443-473: Benjamin M. Friedman
Extrapolations of yields over the short run: Forecast or folly? pp. 475-488: Oswald D. Bowlin and John D. Martin
A comment on the value of time and the demand for money pp. 489-496: Thomas M. Lenard and William G. Moss
The value of time and the demand for money: A rejoinder pp. 497-498: Edi Karni

Evaluation under the bank merger act of 1960 of the competitive factors involved in bank mergers: The regulatory agencies compared pp. 275-308: Roberta Grower Carey
Cyclical variations in the risk structure of interest rates pp. 309-325: Dwight M. Jaffee
Some evidence on the formation, efficiency and accuracy of anticipations of nominal yields pp. 327-342: Arthur B. Laffer and Richard Zecher
The resumption act and the money supply pp. 343-354: Richard Timberlake
The monetary dynamics of hyperinflation: A note pp. 355-362: Mohsin Khan
A suggestion for a new monetary indicator pp. 363-368: Jack L. Carr and Lawrence B. Smith
The relative importance of autonomous expenditures and money in Turkey pp. 369-373: H. Sonmez Atesoglu
Nonconstant coefficients of expectation and the recent demand for money pp. 375-382: Ronald S. Koot
A note extending Tobin's inventory demand for money model pp. 383-395: Karen Johnson
National monetary policies and international monetary cooperation: Donald R. Hodgman, (Little, Brown and Company, Boston, 1974) pp.ix+266, $14.45 pp. 397-401: Michele Fratianni

A simple perfect foresight monetary model pp. 133-150: William Brock
Effectiveness of monetary vs. fiscal policy as revealed by the behavior of inventory stocks: An empirical investigation pp. 151-170: Maurice Levi
A wicksellian indicator of monetary policy pp. 171-185: J. Ernest Tanner
Interest and non-interest credit rationing in the mortgage market pp. 187-201: James R. Ostas and Frank Zahn
Economies of scale in financial institutions: A general model applied to insurance pp. 203-220: Paul J. Halpern and G. Frank Mathewson
A critique of Dutch monetarism pp. 221-232: Richard T. Selden
Economies of scale of financial institutions: A comment pp. 233-240: Donald J. Mullineaux
The effect of unemployment dispersion on the rate of wage inflation pp. 241-249: Philip J Cook and Robert Frank
The relative importance of determinants of the money supply: The British case pp. 251-264: Harold Black
Fixed versus flexible exchange rates: A reservoir simile pp. 265-271: Chau-nan Chen
Primitive and modern money: An interdisciplinary approach: Jacques Melitz, (Addison-Wesley, Reading, Mass., 1974) 177 pp., $3.50 pp. 273-274: Gabriel M. B. Kariisa

A portfolio balance model of the open economy pp. 3-20: Rüdiger Dornbusch
The hypothesis of offsetting capital flows: A case study of Germany pp. 21-39: Pentti J. K. Kouri
Tax avoidance by savings-and-loan associations before and after the tax reform act of 1969 pp. 41-63: Edward Kane and John J. Valentini
The balance sheet identity, the government financing constraint, and the crowding-out effect pp. 65-78: Laurence H. Meyer
Testing the importance of `money market pressure' pp. 79-92: S. Michael Edgar
The views of the joint economic committee on international monetary reform: A rejoinder pp. 93-108: John R. Karlik
Gold, SDRs, and central bank swaps: A reply pp. 109-110: Robert Z. Aliber
The response of interest rates to expected inflation in the MPS model pp. 111-115: Paul A. Anderson, Thomas Sargent and Carol Thistlethwaite
Inflation: A simple Friedman theory with a Phillips twist pp. 117-122: John Vanderkamp
A theory of the banking firm: Comment pp. 123-128: Stephen Miller
The banking crisis of 1993: Susan Estabrook Kennedy, (University Press of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, 1973) 270 pp pp. 129-130: Anna J. Schwartz
The World Bank since Bretton Woods: Edward S. Mason and Robert E. Asher, (The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C., 1973) pp. 130-132: Jacques L'Huillier