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2001, issue Q IV

Estimates of scale and cost efficiency for Federal Reserve currency operations pp. 2-26

Paul Bauer, James Bohn and Diana Hancock

The employment of nations — a primer pp. 27-50

Richard Rogerson

Monetary policy and asset prices with imperfect credit markets pp. 51-59

Charles Carlstrom and Timothy Fuerst

2001, issue Q III

Theories of loan commitments: a literature review pp. 2-19

Ozgur Ergungor

A simple model of money and banking pp. 20-28

David Andolfatto and Ed Nosal

2001, issue Q II

Unitary thrifts: a performance analysis pp. 2-14

James Thomson

The sources and nature of long-term memory in aggregate output pp. 15-30

Joseph Haubrich and Andrew Lo

2001, issue Q I

Sharing with a risk-neutral agent pp. 2-8

Joseph Haubrich

Monetary policy and self-fulfilling expectations: the danger of forecasts pp. 9-19

Charles Carlstrom and Timothy Fuerst

2000, issue Q IV

Productivity and the term structure pp. 2-9

Joseph Haubrich

The search-theoretic approach to monetary economics: a primer pp. 10-28

Peter Rupert, Martin Schindler, Andrei Shevchenko and Randall Wright

2000, issue Q III

Will electricity deregulation push inflation lower? pp. 2-12

Mark Schweitzer and Eric C. Thompson

Optimal use of scale economies in the Federal Reserve’s currency infrastructure pp. 13-27

Paul Bauer, Apostolos Burnetas, Viswanath Cvsa and Gregory Reynolds

2000, issue Q II

Understanding the fiscal theory of the price level pp. 2-38

Lawrence Christiano and Terry Fitzgerald

2000, issue Q I

Dual-currency economies as multiple-payment systems pp. 2-13

Ben Craig and Christopher Waller

New results on the rationality of survey measures of exchange-rate expectations pp. 14-21

William P. Osterberg

The fiscal theory of the price level pp. 22-32

Charles Carlstrom and Timothy Fuerst

1999, issue Q IV

Effects of movements in equities prices on M2 demand pp. 2-9

John Carlson and Jeffrey C. Schwarz

Population aging and fiscal policy in Europe and the United States pp. 10-20

Jagadeesh Gokhale and Bernd Raffelhuschen

1999, issue Q III

Term structure economics from A to B pp. 2-9

Joseph Haubrich

Depositor-preference laws and the cost of debt capital pp. 10-20

William P. Osterberg and James Thomson

Household production and development pp. 21-35

Stephen Parente, Richard Rogerson and Randall Wright

1999, issue Q II

The Third Industrial Revolution pp. 2-12

Jeremy Greenwood

Accounting for capital consumption and technological progress pp. 13-18

Michael Gort and Peter Rupert

Defining capital in growth models pp. 19-23

Michael Gort, Saqib Jafarey and Peter Rupert

1999, issue Q I

The effects of vertical integration on competing input suppliers pp. 2-8

Randolph McAfee

Banking consolidation and correspondent banking pp. 9-20

William P. Osterberg and James Thomson

1998, issue Q IV, vol 34

Beneath the rhetoric: clarifying the debate on mortgage lending discrimination pp. 2-13

Stanley D. Longhofer and Stephen R. Peters

Banking and commerce: how does the United States compare to other countries? pp. 14-26

Joao Santos

1998, issue Q III, vol 34

An introduction to the search theory of unemployment pp. 2-15

Terry Fitzgerald

What labor market theory tells us about the \"New Economy\" pp. 16-24

Paul Gomme

Unemployment and economic welfare pp. 25-34

David Andolfatto and Paul Gomme

1998, issue Q II, vol 34

Bank diversification: laws and fallacies of large numbers pp. 2-9

Joseph Haubrich

Regional variations in white-black earnings pp. 10-22

Charles Carlstrom and Christy D. Rollow

1998, issue Q I, vol 34

Money pp. 2-6

James Madison

James Madison's monetary economics pp. 7-20

Bruce Smith

Beneficial \"firm runs\" pp. 21-29

Stanley D. Longhofer

1997, issue Q IV

Generational accounts for the United States: an update pp. 2-23

Jagadeesh Gokhale, Benjamin R. Page and John R. Sturrock

Does intervention explain the forward discount puzzle? pp. 24-31

William P. Osterberg

1997, issue Q III

Recent U.S. intervention: is less more? pp. 2-10

Owen Humpage

Inventories and the business cycle: an overview pp. 11-22

Terry Fitzgerald

The long-run demand for labor in the banking industry pp. 23-33

Ben Craig

1997, issue Q II

The recent ascent of stock prices: can it be explained by earnings growth or other fundamentals? pp. 2-12

John Carlson and Kevin H. Sargent

Workforce composition and earnings inequality pp. 13-24

Mark Schweitzer

The risk effects of bank acquisitions pp. 25-35

Ben Craig and Joao Santos

1997, issue Q I

The welfare loss from a capital income tax pp. 2-10

Jinyong Cai and Jagadeesh Gokhale

Tax structure and welfare in a model of optimal fiscal policy pp. 11-23

Jang-Ting Guo and Kevin Lansing

1996, issue Q IV

Earnings, education and experience pp. 2-12

Peter Rupert, Mark Schweitzer, Eric K. Severance-Lossin and Erin Turner

Reducing working hours pp. 13-22

Terry Fitzgerald

1996, issue Q III

The impact of depositor preference laws pp. 2-11

William P. Osterberg

Cultural affinity and mortgage discrimination pp. 12-24

Stanley D. Longhofer

1996, issue Q II

The benefits of interest rate targeting: a partial and a general equilibrium analysis pp. 2-14

Charles Carlstrom and Timothy Fuerst

MZM: a monetary aggregate for the 1990s? pp. 15-23

John Carlson and Benjamin Keen

1996, issue Q I

Practical issues in monetary policy targeting pp. 2-15

Stephen Cecchetti

The reduced form as an empirical tool: a cautionary tale from the financial veil pp. 16-25

Ben Craig and Christopher A. Richardson

Predicting real growth using the yield curve pp. 26-35

Ann M. Dombrosky and Joseph Haubrich