Proceedings - Economic Policy Symposium - Jackson Hole

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1994, articles jan

Overview: proceedings of a symposium on reducing unemployment pp. 323-328

Frans Andriessen

1994, articles Jan

Opening remarks pp. 1-3

Alan Greenspan

The extent of high unemployment in OECD countries pp. 5-48

John Martin

Past and prospective causes of high unemployment pp. 49-98

Paul Krugman

The role of demand management policies in reducing unemployment pp. 99-167

Charles Bean

The role of monetary policy: where does unemployment fit in? pp. 169-187

Donald T. Brash

Reducing supply-side disincentives to job creation pp. 189-237

Dale Mortensen

Active labor market policies to expand employment and opportunity pp. 239-322

Lawrence Katz

Closing remarks pp. 365-367

George Shultz

1994

Reducing unemployment: current issues and policy options: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 25-27, 1994 pp. 1-367

Thomas M. Hoenig

Overview: proceedings: reducing unemployment: current issues and policy options pp. 329-342

Alan Blinder

Overview: proceedings: reducing unemployment: current issues and policy options pp. 343-352

Michel Hansenne

Overview: unemployment: a German view pp. 353-363

Hans Tietmeyer

1993

Opening remarks at the symposium: Changing Capital Markets-- implications for Monetary Policy pp. 1-4

Alan Greenspan

Financial markets in transition; or, the decline of commercial banking pp. 5-69

Franklin R. Edwards

Financial markets in transition - or the decline of commercial banking pp. 5-69

Franklin R. Edwards

Credit channel or credit actions? an interpretation of the postwar transmission mechanism pp. 71-149

Christina Romer and David Romer

The role of judgment and discretion in the conduct of monetary policy: consequences of changing financial markets pp. 151-225

Benjamin M. Friedman

Financial markets in 2020 pp. 227-243

Charles S. Sanford

The integration of world capital markets pp. 245-330

Morris Goldstein and Michael Mussa

Monetary policy implications of increased capital flows pp. 331-377

Andrew D. Crockett

Overview of the symposium, Changing Capital Markets: Implications for Monetary Policy pp. 379-416

Stanley Fischer, Jacob A. Frenkel, Toyoo Gyohten, Hans Tietmeyer and Panelists

Overview of the symposium, Changing Capital Markets: Implications for Monetary Policy (panel) pp. 379-387

Stanley Fischer

Overview of the symposium, Changing Capital Markets: Implications for Monetary Policy (panel) pp. 389-397

Jacob A. Frenkel

Overview of the symposium, Changing Capital Markets: Implications for Monetary Policy (panel) pp. 399-403

Toyoo Gyohten

Overview of the symposium, Changing Capital Markets: Implications for Monetary Policy (panel) pp. 405-416

Hans Tietmeyer

Changing capital markets--implications for monetary policy: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 19-21, 1993

Anonymous

1992

Policies for long-run economic growth: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 27-29, 1992 pp. 1-257

Anonymous

Causes of declining growth pp. 5-13

Michael Darby

Causes of declining growth in industrialized countries pp. 15-39

Kumiharu Shigehara

Why has potential growth declined? The case of Germany pp. 41-55

Horst Siebert

The search for growth pp. 57-86

Charles Plosser

Commentary: the search for growth pp. 87-92

N. Gregory Mankiw

Macroeconomic policy and long-run growth pp. 93-128

James DeLong and Lawrence Summers

Commentary: macroeconomic policy and long-run growth pp. 129-134

C. Fred Bergsten

Commentary: macroeconomic policy and long-run growth pp. 135-140

Lawrence A. Kudlow

Commentary: macroeconomic policy and long-run growth pp. 141-148

Allan Meltzer

Economic reorganization as a prerequisite to growth pp. 149-155

Domingo F. Cavallo

Investment policies to promote growth pp. 157-184

Alan Auerbach

Commentary: investment policies to promote growth pp. 185-192

Martin Feldstein

Commentary: investment policies to promote growth pp. 193-198

Norbert H. Walter

Human capital and economic growth pp. 199-216

Robert Barro

Commentary: human capital and economic growth pp. 217-224

Lawrence Katz

Commentary: human capital and economic growth pp. 225-230

James C. Miller

Overview panelists: policies for long-run economic growth: a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, August 27-29,1992 pp. 231-252

Stanley Fischer, Jacob A. Frenkel and Otmar Issing

Closing remarks: policies for long-run economic growth: a symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 27-29, 1992 pp. 253-257

Willem F. Duisenberg

1991

Policy implications of trade and currency zones: a symposium, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, August 22-24, 1991 pp. 1-356

Thomas E. Davis

The move toward free trade zones pp. 7-58

Paul Krugman

The transformation of trade and monetary regimes in Europe pp. 59-76

Michael R. Emerson

Does one market require one money? pp. 77-84

Martin Feldstein

One market, one money? Well, maybe... sometimes pp. 85-93

David Laidler

Characteristics and implications of different types of currency areas pp. 95-101

Miguel Mancera

The relationship between trade and currency zones pp. 103-109

Salvatore Zecchini

Financial market implications of trade and currency zones pp. 111-145

Andrew D. Crockett

Mexico's macroeconomic adjustment and growth perspectives pp. 147-156

Pedro Aspe

The macroeconomic policy implications of trade and currency zones pp. 157-235

Jacob A. Frenkel and Morris Goldstein

U.S. leadership and postwar progress pp. 237-274

Allan Meltzer

General remarks on trade zones and the Uruguay round pp. 275-284

Charles R. Carlisle

European integration and the world economy pp. 285-294

Jacques de Larosiere

Regionalism and the world trading system pp. 295-301

Lawrence Summers