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1983, articles Fall

Challenges to monetary policy pp. 4-5

Anonymous

Monetary policy regimes and international term structures of interest rates pp. 7-26

Joseph Bisignano

Deregulated deposit rates and monetary policy pp. 27-44

John P. Judd

1983, articles Sum

Risk and interest rates pp. 4-6

Anonymous

Bank capital risk in the post-1979 monetary and regulatory environment pp. 7-18

Jack H. Beebe

Pricing debt instruments: the options approach pp. 19-30

Ben Iben and Randall Pozdena

Real interest rates, money and government deficits pp. 31-45

Brian Motley

The behavior of money and the economy in 1982-83 pp. 46-51

John P. Judd and Rose McElhattan

1983, articles Spr

Managing uncertainty pp. 4-5

Anonymous

The baby boom, the housing market and the stock market pp. 6-11

Roger Craine

The recent decline in velocity: instability in money demand or inflation? pp. 12-19

John P. Judd

Gap management: managing interest rate risk in banks and thrifts pp. 20-35

Alden L. Toevs

1983, articles Win

Financial development and reform in the Pacific Basin pp. 5-7

Anonymous

Financial reform in Australia and New Zealand pp. 9-24

Hang-Sheng Cheng

Financial reform in Japan pp. 25-46

Charles Pigott

Asian dollar market pp. 47-63

Kenneth Bernauer

1982, articles Fall

Money: demand and control pp. 5-6

Anonymous

An examination of the Federal Reserve's strategy for controlling the monetary aggregates pp. 7-18

John P. Judd

Dynamic adjustment in the demand for money: tests of alternative hypotheses pp. 19-30

John P. Judd and John L. Scadding

1982, articles Sum

Time and economics pp. 4-5

Anonymous

On federal deficits and their economic impact pp. 6-17

Rose McElhattan

Consumption and the term structure of interest rates and inflation: an international comparison pp. 18-31

Joseph Bisignano

1982, articles Spr

Measurement and policy pp. 4-5

Anonymous

\"Shift adjustments\" to the monetary aggregates pp. 6-18

Barbara Bennett

Enforcing anti-redlining policy under the Community Reinvestment Act pp. 19-34

Randall Pozdena and Alane Sullivan

Pricing federal irrigation water: a California case study pp. 35-55

Yvonne Levy

1982, articles Win

Fiscal policy: influence on money, saving and exchange rates pp. 5-6

Anonymous

Disentangling monetary and fiscal policy pp. 7-18

William G. Dewald

Monetary and fiscal impacts on exchange rates pp. 19-36

Joseph Bisignano and Kevin Hoover

Consumption, saving and asset accumulation pp. 37-54

Brian Motley

1981, articles Fall suppl

The Reagan economic plan--supply-side, budget and inflation

James Tobin

The Reagan economic plan--discussion

Robert Hall

1981, articles Fall

Inflation, growth and exchange rates pp. 5-7

Anonymous

Inflation and economic growth in Pacific Basin developing economies pp. 8-18

Maxwell J. Fry

Money and credit in China pp. 19-36

Hang-Sheng Cheng

The influence of real factors on exchange rates pp. 37-54

Charles Pigott

Effectiveness of exchange-rate changes on the trade account: the Japanese case pp. 55-71

Kenneth Bernauer

1981, articles Sum

Monetary policy and interest rates pp. 5-6

Anonymous

Why have interest rates been so volatile? pp. 7-20

Paul Evans

Liability management, bank loans and deposit \"market\" disequilibrium pp. 21-44

John P. Judd and John L. Scadding

The response of real output and inflation to monetary policy pp. 45-70

Rose McElhattan

1981, articles Spr

Windfall profits, interest rates and index numbers pp. 4-5

Anonymous

Crude oil price controls and the windfall profit tax: deterrents to production? pp. 6-28

Yvonne Levy

Interest rate forecasts and market efficiency pp. 29-43

Adrian W. Throop

Indexes, inflation, and public policy pp. 44-56

Herbert Runyon

1981, articles Win

Money and the Monetary Control Act pp. 4-5

Anonymous

Monetary-control implications of the Monetary Control Act pp. 6-21

Michael A. Klein

The pricing of Federal Reserve services under MCA pp. 22-40

Gary Zimmerman

1980, articles Fall

Resource allocation--industry and housing pp. 5-6

Anonymous

An intersectoral analysis of the secular productivity slowdown pp. 7-28

Jack H. Beebe and Jane Haltmaier

Inflation expectations and the housing market pp. 29-47

Randall Pozdena

1980, articles Sum

Responses to international inflation pp. 4-5

Anonymous

Managed floating and the independence of interest rates pp. 6-23

Adrian W. Throop

Wringing out inflation: Japan's experience pp. 24-42

Charles Pigott

Financial deepening in Pacific Basin countries pp. 43-56

Hang-Sheng Cheng

1980, articles Sum suppl

Short-run monetary control under alternative reserve accounting rules

John P. Judd and John L. Scadding

1980, articles Spr

Aspects of inflation pp. 5-6

Anonymous

Effects of monetary disturbances on exchange rates, inflation and interest rates pp. 7-29

Michael W. Keran and Stephen Zeldes

Expectations, money, and the forecasting of inflation pp. 30-49

Charles Pigott

Money, inflation and causality in the United States, 1959-79 pp. 50-70

Michael Bazdarich

1980, articles Win

Studies in labor markets and utility pricing pp. 5-6

Anonymous

Should discouraged workers be counted in the labor force? a job-search approach pp. 7-24

Rose McElhattan

Welfare and youth unemployment: evidence from a controlled experiment pp. 26-39

Randall Pozdena

Pricing federal power in the Pacific Northwest: an efficiency approach pp. 40-63

Yvonne Levy

1980, articles Win suppl

Alaskan North Slope oil in national perspective

Yvonne Levy