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1979, articles Fall

Alternate strategies toward inflation pp. 4-5

Anonymous

The phenomenon of inflation, and the prospects for anti-inflation policy pp. 6-22

Michael Bazdarich

Conducting effective monetary policy: the role of operating instruments pp. 23-37

John P. Judd and John L. Scadding

Optimal control and money targets: should the Fed look at \"everything\"? pp. 38-49

Kenneth Froewiss and John P. Judd

Exchange-rate policies and inflation: theory and evidence pp. 50-64

Hang-Sheng Cheng

1979, articles Sum

Japan: growth and prospects pp. 5-6

Anonymous

On Japanese economic growth pp. 7-17

Martin Bronfenbrenner

U.S banks in Japan and Japanese banks in the United States: an empirical comparison pp. 18-30

Henry S. Terrell

Japan's policy of food security: an alternative strategy pp. 31-45

Michael Gorham

1979, articles Spr

Money, prices, and exchange rates pp. 5-6

Anonymous

Estimating the underlying inflation rate pp. 7-18

John L. Scadding

Money and exchange rates, 1974-79 pp. 19-34

Michael W. Keran

Has a strong U.S. economy meant a weak dollar? pp. 35-46

Michael Bazdarich

1979, articles Win suppl

Monetary sources of inflation in Saudi Arabia

Ahmed Abdullah Al Malik and Michael W. Keran

1979, articles Win

Proposition 13 and financial markets pp. 5-6

Anonymous

Proposition 13 - genesis and consequences pp. 7-24

William H. Oakland

The effect of Proposition 13 on California municipal debt pp. 25-38

Jack H. Beebe

Competition between the commercial paper market and commercial banks pp. 39-53

John P. Judd

1978, articles Fall

Inflation, uncertainty and capacity utilization pp. 4-5

Anonymous

Inflation expectations and factor demands in manufacturing pp. 6-19

Joseph Bisignano

Estimating a stable-inflation capacity-utilization rate pp. 20-30

Rose McElhattan

Room for growth: speeds of adjustment of labor and capital pp. 31-39

Larry Butler

1978, articles Sum

Money, inflation and trade in the Pacific Basin pp. 4-5

Anonymous

Rational expectations and counter-cyclical monetary policy: the Japanese experience pp. 6-22

Charles Pigott

Inflation and monetary accommodations in the Pacific Basin pp. 23-36

Michael Bazdarich

Alternative balance-of-payments adjustment experiences: Korea and Taiwan, 1973-77 pp. 37-48

Hang-Sheng Cheng

1978, articles Spr

Information and market efficiency pp. 5-6

Anonymous

Using T-bill futures to gauge interest rate expectations pp. 7-19

William Poole

GNMA futures: stabilizing or destabilizing? pp. 20-29

Kenneth Froewiss

Public and private sector information in agricultural commodity markets pp. 30-38

Michael Gorham

Practical monetarism and the stock market pp. 39-53

Kurt Dew

1978, articles Win

Problems of resource utilization pp. 5-6

Anonymous

Dividing up the minerals of the deep seabed pp. 7-19

Michael Gorham

An economic alternative to current public forest policy pp. 20-39

Yvonne Levy

Pollution control legislation and the capital-appropriations- expenditure lag pp. 40-52

David Condon

1977, articles Fall

Banking in the world economy pp. 3-5

Anonymous

Commercial bank financing of world payment imbalance pp. 6-18

Hang-Sheng Cheng

Economic indicators and country risk appraisal pp. 19-35

Nicholas Sargen

International banking, risk, and U.S. regulatory policies pp. 36-43

Robert Johnston

Flexible exchange rates, multinational corporations, and accounting standards pp. 44-55

John Makin

1977, articles Sum

Reactions to uncertainty pp. 4-5

Anonymous

Savings, money demand and the inflation/unemployment tradeoff pp. 6-20

Joseph Bisignano

Risk premiums in international securities markets: the Canadian-U.S. experience pp. 21-31

Kenneth Froewiss

1977, articles Spr suppl

The monetarist controversy: presentation pp. 5-11

Franco Modigliani

The monetarist controversy: discussion pp. 12-26

Milton Friedman

The monetarist controversy; or, should we forsake stabilization policies? pp. 27-46

Franco Modigliani

1977, articles Spr

The business cycle revisited pp. 3-5

Anonymous

The \"new\" theory of the business cycle: are recessions just random? pp. 6-13

Larry Butler

Inflation and the business cycle pp. 14-21

Herbert Runyon

The outlook for inflation based on cost-push and capacity factors pp. 22-34

Yvonne Levy

Labor force participation and unemployment insurance--a time series study pp. 35-45

Rose McElhattan

Unemployment, unused capacity and the business cycle pp. 46-52

Larry Butler

1977, articles Win

Real world risk and bank risk pp. 3-4

Anonymous

Real world risk and financial institutions pp. 5-11

Herbert Runyon

A perspective on liability management and bank risk pp. 12-25

Jack H. Beebe