Proceedings - Economic Policy Symposium - Jackson Hole

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1996

Opening remarks pp. 1-5

Alan Greenspan

Why are central banks pursuing long-run price stability? pp. 7-34

Stanley Fischer

Why are central banks pursuing long-run price stability? (commentary) pp. 35-43

Lawrence Summers

Why are central banks pursuing long-run price stability? (general discussion) pp. 45-52

Gordon Thiessen

How should central banks reduce inflation? conceptual issues pp. 53-91

Mervyn A. King

How should central banks reduce inflation? conceptual issues (commentary) pp. 93-103

Rüdiger Dornbusch

How should central banks reduce inflation? conceptual issues (commentary) pp. 105-114

Bennett McCallum

How should central banks reduce inflation? conceptual issues (general discussion) pp. 115-122

Gordon Thiessen

Reducing inflation in New Zealand: some practical issues pp. 123-138

Donald T. Brash

Israel's experience with inflation pp. 139-146

Jacob A. Frenkel

Disinflation in the Czech Republic: looking both backward and forward pp. 147-159

Josef Tosovsky

How have central banks reduced inflation? - practical issues (general discussion) pp. 161-167

Gordon Thiessen

Lessons from the stabilization process in Argentina, 1990-1996 pp. 169-178

Domingo F. Cavallo

Lessons from the stabilization process in Argentina (general discussion) pp. 179-180

Thomas M. Hoenig

How should monetary policy respond to shocks while maintaining long-run price stability? Conceptual issues pp. 181-195

John Taylor

How should monetary policy respond to shocks while maintaining long-run price stability? Conceptual issues (commentary) pp. 197-208

David W. Mullins

How should monetary policy respond to shocks while maintaining long-run price stability? Conceptual issues (commentary) pp. 209-227

Lars Svensson

How should monetary policy respond to shocks while maintaining long-run price stability? Conceptual issues (general discussion) pp. 229-239

Andrew D. Crockett

What operating procedures should be adopted to maintain price stability? practical issues pp. 241-285

Charles Freedman

What operating procedures should be adopted to maintain price stability? practical issues (commentary) pp. 287-296

Otmar Issing

What operating procedures should be adopted to maintain price stability? practical issues (commentary) pp. 297-306

Donald L. Kohn

What operating procedures should be adopted to maintain price stability? practical issues (general discussion) pp. 307-313

Andrew D. Crockett

Achieving price stability; overview pp. 315-318

Andrew D. Crockett

Achieving price stability; overview pp. 319-329

Martin Feldstein

Achieving price stability; overview pp. 331-338

Jean-Claude Trichet

Achieving price stability; general discussion - overview panel pp. 339-346

Andrew D. Crockett

Achieving price stability: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 29-31, 1996

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1995

Opening remarks pp. 1-4

Alan Greenspan

Long-term tendencies in budget deficits and debt pp. 5-55

Paul Masson and Michael Mussa

Long-term tendencies in budget deficits and debt (commentary) pp. 57-87

Kumiharu Shigehara

Long-term tendencies in budget deficits and debt (general discussion) pp. 89-94

Gordon Thiessen

What do budget deficits do? pp. 95-119

Laurence Ball and N. Gregory Mankiw

What do budget deficits do? (commentary) pp. 121-128

Robert A. Johnson

What do budget deficits do? (commentary) pp. 129-137

Allan Meltzer

What do budget deficits do? (general discussion) pp. 139-149

Gordon Thiessen

Monetary policy implications of greater fiscal discipline pp. 151-170

John Taylor

Monetary policy implications of greater fiscal discipline (commentary) pp. 171-183

Mervyn A. King

Monetary policy implications of greater fiscal discipline (commentary) pp. 185-193

Helmut Schieber

Monetary policy implications of greater fiscal discipline (general discussion) pp. 195-201

Gordon Thiessen

The Canadian experience in reducing budget deficits and debt pp. 203-225

Paul Martin

Solutions for developed economies pp. 227-244

Alan Auerbach

Solutions for developed economies pp. 245-256

Alberto Giovannini

Solutions for developed economies pp. 257-276

Peter Peterson

Solutions for developed economies pp. 277-294

Jurgen Stark

Solutions for developed economies (general discussion) pp. 295-306

Jacob A. Frenkel

Public sector deficits and macroeconomic stability in developing economies pp. 307-373

Sebastian Edwards

Public sector deficits and macroeconomic stability in developing economies (commentary) pp. 375-383

Jose Pablo Arellano

Public sector deficits and macroeconomic stability in developing economies (commentary) pp. 385-395

John S. Flemming

Public sector deficits and macroeconomic stability in developing economies (general discussion) pp. 397-401

Jacob A. Frenkel

Budget deficits and debt: issues and options (overview) pp. 403-412

Martin Feldstein

Budget deficits and debt: issues and options (overview) pp. 413-417

Goran Persson

Budget deficits and debt: issues and options (overview) pp. 419-423

James D. Wolfensohn

Budget deficits and debt: issues and options (general discussion) pp. 425-433

Chairman and Jacob A. Frenkel

Budget deficits and debt: issues and options: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 31-September 2 1995

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