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1986

Money, deficit and public debt: an empirical investigation

Vincenzo La Via and Guido Tabellini

Noncooperative monetary policies in interdependent economies: time consistency and reputation

Matthew Canzoneri and Dale Henderson

An econometric evaluation of international monetary policy rules: fixed versus flexible exchange rates

John Taylor

Policy coordination

Peter B. Clark, Robert W. Clower, H. Robert Heller and Thomas D. Willett

Challenges in deposit insurance reform

Robert T. Parry

Some evidence on the uniqueness of bank loans

Christopher James

The intermediation profit margin and market share of savings and loan associations

Alan C. Hess

Agency costs, collateral, and business fluctuations

Ben Bernanke and Mark Gertler

1985, articles June

The search for financial stability: the past fifty years: Asilomar conference proceedings, June 23-25, 1985 pp. 0-0

Anonymous

The problem of financial stability: keynote speech pp. 1-6

Robert C. Holland

Bank failures: the 1930s and the 1980s pp. 7-52

Charles P. Kindleberger

Ensuring financial stability pp. 53-86

John H. Kareken

External shocks and U.S. domestic financial stability pp. 87-124

Robert Z. Aliber

Can supervision and regulation ensure financial stability? pp. 125-164

Carter H. Golembe and John J. Mingo

Regulation of off-balance sheet banking pp. 165-190

Ian Giddy

The problem of financial stability: closing remarks pp. 191-212

James L. Pierce, Richard T. Pratt and Martha R. Seger

The search for financial stability: postscript pp. 213-233

Frederick Furlong and Michael C. Keeley

1985, articles 7

Profit-making speculation in the spot and forward foreign exchange markets: evidence and implications pp. 1-46

Richard James Sweeney

Are risk spreads rational? pp. 47-65

Steven Sheffrin

Country risk and developing countries' foreign borrowing: an empirical analysis of the bank loan and bond markets pp. 67-101

Sebastian Edwards

The observational equivalence of rational and irrational consumers if taxation is efficient pp. 103-125

Daniel Benjamin, Levis A. Kochin and Mark Meador

The response of interest rates to money announcements under alternative operating procedures and reserve requirement systems pp. 127-160

V. Vance Roley

U.S monetary policy and the dollar exchange rate pp. 161-214

Ronald McKinnon

Monetary policy in a disinflationary environment pp. 215-238

Michael Bazdarich, H. Robert Heller and Alison Lynn Reaser

Observations on current monetary policy pp. 239-242

John J. Balles

1984, articles Dec

Financial policy and reform in Pacific Basin countries: papers presented at a conference held December 2-5, 1984 pp. 0-0

Hang-Sheng Cheng

A broad view of deregulation pp. 3-12

Henry C. Wallich

Financial market changes and regulatory reforms in Pacific Basin countries: an overview pp. 13-36

Thomas Cargill, Hang-Sheng Cheng and Michael Hutchison

Financial reform in the United States and Japan: a comparative overview pp. 39-58

Thomas Cargill

The status of banking deregulation in the United States pp. 59-64

J. Charles Partee

Financial reform in Japan: a central banker's view pp. 65-68

Akira Nambara

Financial reform in Australia pp. 69-88

Andrew S. Carron

Financial sector policy reform: the case of New Zealand pp. 89-104

Roderick S. Deane

Financial reform: the Australian experience pp. 105-112

M. John Phillips

The role of financial policies and institutions in Korea's economic development process pp. 115-136

Un Chan Chung and Sung Y. Kwack

Financial reform experiences in Korea pp. 137-142

Chang-Kyu Lee

Financial policy and reform in Taiwan, China pp. 143-160

Hang-Sheng Cheng

Financial structure, financial regulation, and financial reform in the Philippines and Thailand, 1960-1984 pp. 161-184

Maxwell J. Fry

Financial reform in Thailand pp. 185-190

Siri Ganjarerndee

Financial reform in Indonesia: causes, consequences, and prospects pp. 191-220

Tomas J. T. Balino and V. Sundararajan

Financial reform in Indonesia pp. 221-224

Achwan

China's economic and financial reform pp. 227-234

Wang Weicai

International capital flows, capital controls, and financial reform pp. 237-260

Donald J. Mathieson

Liberalizing capital controls: the Singapore case pp. 261-264

Freddy Orchard

Financial reform and the role of foreign banks in Pacific Basin nations pp. 265-296

Charles Pigott

The role of foreign banks in domestic banking markets pp. 297-304

Henry S. Terrell

Financial reform and the role of foreign banks in Malaysia pp. 305-310

Abang Zainal Abidin

Financial effects of budget deficits in the Pacific Basin pp. 311-334

Michael Hutchison

Financial liberalization and economic development pp. 337-342

Ronald McKinnon

The political economy of financial reform in developing economies pp. 343-355

Graham J. Abbott

Financial deregulation: micro and macroeconomic effects pp. 353-355

James S. Duesenberry

Themes in financial reform: the Canadian perspective pp. 356-355

Clyde Goodlet

1984, articles Aug

International monetary stabilization and the foreign debt problem: proceedings of a conference co-sponsored by Project LINK and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, held August 29, 1984 pp. 0-0

Bert G. Hickman

The case for internationalizing American monetary policy pp. 25-55

Ronald McKinnon

McKinnon's world money hypothesis: comment pp. 56-60

Michael Hutchison

An empirical evaluation of the McKinnon proposal pp. 61-80

Peter Pauly and Christian E. Petersen

World recovery and debt prospects pp. 81-90

Lawrence Klein

The debt problem: a debtor's point of view pp. 91-101

Pedro A. Palma