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1967 - 2025

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What should central banks do? pp. 1-14: Frederic Mishkin
Who are the self-employed? pp. 15-24: Yannis Georgellis and Howard Wall
The information content of Treasury inflation-indexed securities pp. 25-38: William Emmons
The nominal facts and the October 1979 policy change pp. 39-61: William Gavin and Finn Kydland

A history of the asymmetric policy directive pp. 1-16: Daniel Thornton and David Wheelock
Are changes in foreign exchange reserves well correlated with official intervention? pp. 17-32: Christopher Neely
Are prime rate changes asymmetric? pp. 33-40: Michael Dueker
International bond markets and the introduction of the Euro pp. 41-56: Clemens Kool

Toward WTO 2000: a Seattle odyssey pp. 11-30: Jeffrey Schott
Toward WTO 2000: a Seattle odyssey; commentary pp. 11-30: T. Srinivasan
The next round of services negotiations: identifying priorities and options pp. 31-52: Bernard Hoekman
The next round of services negotiations: identifying priorities and options; commentary pp. 31-52: Wendy Dobson
The agricultural negotiations: an overflowing agenda pp. 53-76: Timothy Josling
The agricultural negotiations: an overflowing agenda; commentary pp. 53-76: Bruce Gardner
Potential gains from reducing trade barriers in manufacturing, services and agriculture pp. 77-104: Thomas Hertel
Potential gains from reducing trade barriers in manufacturing, services and agriculture; commentary pp. 77-104: Geoffrey Reed
International labor standards in the world trade organization and the international labor organization pp. 105-114: Drusilla Brown
International labor standards in the world trade organization and the international labor organization, commentary pp. 105-114: James Harrigan
The WTO and market-supportive regulation: a way forward on new competition, technological and labor issues pp. 115-130: J. David Richardson
The WTO and market-supportive regulation: a way forward on new competition, technological and labor issues, commentary pp. 115-130: Keith Maskus

Agriculture outcomes and monetary policy actions: Kissin' cousins? pp. 1-12: Kevin Kliesen and William Poole
Nationwide branch banking and the presence of large banks in rural areas pp. 13-28: R. Gilbert
Bank competition and concentration: do credit unions matter? pp. 29-42: William Emmons and Frank A. Schmid
Real output in Switzerland: new estimates for 1914-47 pp. 43-70: Richard Anderson, Felix Andrist and Marcela Williams

The revealed cost of unemployment pp. 1-10: Stratford Douglas and Howard Wall
Feeding the national accounts pp. 11-20: Joseph Ritter
What do New-Keynesian Phillips Curves imply for price-level targeting? pp. 21-30: Robert Dittmar and William Gavin
The evolution of monetary policy in transition economies pp. 31-40: Josef Brada and Ali Kutan

State exports and the Asian crisis pp. 3-14: Cletus Coughlin and Patricia Pollard
The Asian crisis and the exposure of large U.S. firms pp. 15-34: William Emmons and Frank A. Schmid
Money in a theory of exchange pp. 35-60: Daniel Thornton

Recent developments in the analysis of monetary policy rules pp. 3-12: Bennett McCallum
An introduction to capital controls pp. 13-30: Christopher Neely
The role of supervisory screens and econometric models in off-site surveillance pp. 31-56: R. Gilbert, Andrew P. Meyer and Mark D. Vaughan
Testing long-run monetary neutrality propositions: lessons from the recent research pp. 57-77: James Bullard

Measuring monetary policy inertia in target Fed funds rate changes pp. 3-10: Michael Dueker
The U.S. trade deficit and the "new economy" pp. 11-20: Michael Pakko
Seasonal production smoothing pp. 21-40: Donald S. Allen
Credit unions and the common bond pp. 41-64: William Emmons and Frank A. Schmid

Is inflation too low? pp. 3-10: William Poole
The FOMC in 1998: can it get any better than this? pp. 11-22: David Wheelock
Price-level uncertainty and inflation targeting pp. 23-34: Robert Dittmar, William Gavin and Finn Kydland
Can market-clearing models explain U.S. labor market fluctuations? pp. 35-49: Victor E. Li

Job characteristics, wages, and the employment contract pp. 13-27: W. Bentley Macleod and Daniel Parent
Job characteristics, wages, and the employment contract - commentary pp. 29-34: James Rebitzer
Work motivation pp. 35-49: Truman Bewley
Work motivation, commentary pp. 51-54: Lowell Taylor
Contract-theoretic approaches to wages and displacement pp. 55-68: Wouter J. Den Haan, Garey Ramey and Joel Watson
Contract-theoretic approaches to wages and displacement, commentary pp. 69-72: Christopher Foote
Assessing the political viability of labor market reform: the case of employment protection pp. 73-87: Gilles Saint-Paul
Assessing the political viability of labor market reform: the case of employment protection - commentary pp. 89-92: Christopher Waller
Firms' wage adjustments: a break from the past pp. 93-111: Erica Groshen and Mark Schweitzer
Firms' wage adjustments: a break from the past - commentary pp. 113-115: John Haltiwanger
Are nominal wage changes skewed away from wage cuts? pp. 117-132: Kenneth McLaughlin
Are nominal wage changes skewed away from wage cuts? commentary pp. 133-136: Richard Startz
Labor markets and macroeconomics. Proceedings of the Twenty-Third Annual Economic Policy Conference of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: Joseph Ritter

Monetary policy rules? pp. 3-12: William Poole
Wages and risk-taking in occupational credit unions: theory and evidence pp. 13-32: William Emmons and Frank A. Schmid
Going down: the Asian crisis and U.S. exports pp. 33-46: Cletus Coughlin and Patricia Pollard
Inflation-target design: changing inflation performance and persistence in industrial countries pp. 46-58: Pierre Siklos

Eighty years of observations on the adjusted monetary base: 1918-1997 pp. 3-22: Richard Anderson and Robert Rasche
The inflation-output variability tradeoff and price-level targets pp. 23-32: Robert Dittmar, William Gavin and Finn Kydland
Using the gravity model to estimate the costs of protection pp. 33-40: Howard Wall
The welfare cost of inflation: a critique of Bailey and Lucas pp. 41-46: Alvin L. Marty