Proceedings - Economic Policy Symposium - Jackson Hole

1982 - 2023

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Debt, financial stability, and public policy (Symposium overview) pp. 1-14: Bryon Higgins
Debt: the threat to economic and financial stability pp. 15-26: Henry Kaufman
Increasing indebtedness and financial stability in the United States pp. 27-61: Benjamin M. Friedman
International debt and economic instability pp. 63-97: Rüdiger Dornbusch
International debt and public policy pp. 99-106: A. W. Clausen
Regulatory policies and financial stability pp. 107-163: Robert Eisenbeis
Debt problems and macroeconomic policies pp. 165-208: Lawrence Summers
Debt, financial stability, and public policy: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 27-29, 1986: Anonymous

Gauging the evidence on recent movements in the value of the dollar pp. 1-32: Richard M. Levich
Causes of appreciation and volatility of the dollar pp. 33-63: William Branson
Effects of the strong dollar pp. 65-92: Robert Solomon
The international role of the dollar pp. 93-102: Otmar Emminger
Is the strong dollar sustainable? pp. 103-155: Paul Krugman
The U.S. payments deficit and the strong dollar: policy options pp. 157-183: Richard N. Cooper
Is there a case for more managed exchange rates? pp. 185-226: Jeffrey D. Sachs
The U.S. dollar: recent developments, outlook, and policy options (overview) pp. 227-234: C. Fred Bergsten
The U.S. dollar: recent developments, outlook, and policy options (overview) pp. 235-240: William Poole
The U.S. dollar: recent developments, outlook, and policy options (overview) pp. 241-244: Henry C. Wallich
U.S. dollar: recent developments, outlook, and policy options - a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 21-23, 1985: Anonymous

The causes of inflation pp. 1-32: Frederic Mishkin
The benefits of price stability pp. 33-56: Stanley Fischer
Estimated tradeoffs between unemployment and inflation pp. 57-96: Ray Fair
The role of the central bank in achieving price stability: an international perspective pp. 97-103: Helmut Schlesinger
Credibility and monetary policy pp. 105-135: Bennett McCallum
Monetary strategy with an elastic price standard pp. 137-167: Robert Hall
The value of intermediate targets in implementing monetary policy pp. 169-199: Benjamin M. Friedman
Price stability and public policy (overview) pp. 201-208: James Tobin
Price stability and public policy (overview) pp. 209-222: Allan Meltzer
Price stability and public policy: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 2-3, 1984: Anonymous

Identifying the effects of structural change pp. 1-27: Lawrence Klein
Changes in U.S. industrial structure: the role of global forces, secular trends, and transitory cycles pp. 29-83: Robert Lawrence
Macroeconomic policy under structural change pp. 85-122: Robert Hall
Targeted industrial policies: theory and evidence pp. 123-176: Paul Krugman
Labor market policies in response to structural changes in labor demand pp. 177-229: Michael L. Wachter and William Wascher
Capital formation, technology, and economic policy pp. 231-265: Barry Bosworth
International trade policies in a world of industrial change pp. 267-320: J. David Richardson
Industrial change and public policy (overview) pp. 321-339: William Diebold
Industrial change and public policy (overview) pp. 341-349: George C. Lodge
Industrial change and public policy (overview) pp. 351-371: Jerry Jasinowski
Industrial change and public policy: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 24-26, 1983: Anonymous

Issues in the coordination of monetary and fiscal policies pp. 3-46: Alan Blinder
The role of expectations in the choice of monetary policy pp. 47-95: John Taylor
The effect of U.S. policies on foreign countries: the case of Canada pp. 97-129: Charles Freedman
The effects of alternative operating procedures on economic and financial relationships pp. 133-180: Carl Walsh
Selecting monetary targets in a changing financial environment pp. 181-222: Edward Kane
Using a credit aggregate target to implement monetary policy in the financial environment of the future pp. 223-265: Benjamin M. Friedman
Monetary policy issues in the 1980s: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 9-10, 1982: Anonymous