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1998, articles Nov

Monetary policy and the long boom pp. 3-12

John Taylor

Historical U.S. money growth, inflation, and inflation credibility pp. 13-24

William G. Dewald

Tests of the market's reaction to federal funds rate target changes pp. 25-36

Daniel Thornton

Shoe-leather costs of inflation and policy credibility pp. 37-50

Michael Pakko

1998, articles Sep

A policymaker confronts uncertainty pp. 3-8

William Poole

Monetary theory in the laboratory pp. 9-26

John Duffy

The FOMC in 1997: a real conundrum pp. 27-40

Peter S. Yoo

Price stability and financial stability: the historical record pp. 41-62

Michael Bordo and David Wheelock

1998, articles Jul

Technical analysis and the profitability of U.S. foreign exchange intervention pp. 3-17

Christopher Neely

Universal banking, control rights, and corporate finance in Germany pp. 19-42

William Emmons and Frank A. Schmid

How closely do banks manage vault cash? pp. 43-54

Donald S. Allen

A guide to nominal feedback rules and their use for monetary policy pp. 55-63

Michael Dueker and Andreas Fischer

1998, articles May

Were banks special intermediaries in late nineteenth century America? pp. 13-32

Eugene White

Were banks special intermediaries in late nineteenth century America? commentary pp. 33-36

Naomi Lamoreaux

Banking systems and economic growth: lessons from Britain and Germany in the pre-World War I era pp. 37-48

Caroline Fohlin

Banking systems and economic growth: lessons from Britain and Germany in the pre-World War I era - commentary pp. 49-51

Peter Temin

The financial crisis of 1825 and the restructuring of the British financial system pp. 53-76

Larry Neal

The financial crisis of 1825 and the restructuring of the British financial system - commentary pp. 77-82

Michael Bordo

U.S. securities markets and the banking system, 1790-1840 pp. 83-98

Richard Sylla

U.S. securities markets and the banking system, 1790-1840 - commentary pp. 99-103

Kenneth Snowden

Lessons from a laissez-faire payments system: the Suffolk Banking System, 1825-58 pp. 105-116

Arthur J. Rolnick, Bruce Smith and Warren Weber

Lessons from a laissez-faire payments system: the Suffolk Banking System, 1825-58 - commentary pp. 117-120

Randall S. Kroszner

Did the Fed's founding improve the efficiency of the U.S. payments system? pp. 121-142

R. Gilbert

Did the Fed's founding improve the efficiency of the U.S. payments system? - commentary pp. 143-150

John James

American banks during the Great Depression: a new research agenda pp. 151-152

Joseph R. Mason

Lessons from financial history. Proceedings of the twenty-second annual Economic Policy Conference of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis

David Wheelock

1998, articles Mar

Mending but not ending Social Security: the individual accounts plan pp. 7-10

Edward Gramlich

The personal security system: a framework for reforming Social Security pp. 11-13

Laurence Kotlikoff and Jeffrey D. Sachs

Social security reform in Latin America pp. 15-18

Olivia Mitchell

Reforming Social Security: a welfare analysis pp. 19-30

Rowena Pecchenino and Patricia Pollard

Privatizing U.S. Social Security: some possible effects on intergenerational equity and the economy pp. 31-37

Laurence Kotlikoff

Reforming Social Security in theory and practice: proceedings of a Symposium held at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, April 11, 1997; edited by Patricia S. Pollard

Patricia Pollard

1998, articles Jan

Measuring real investment: trends in the United States and international comparisons pp. 3-18

Milka Kirova and Robert Lipsey

Still charging: the growth of credit card debt between 1992 and 1995 pp. 19-27

Peter S. Yoo

Inflation, real interest tax wedges, and capital formation pp. 29-35

William G. Dewald

What has become of the \\"stability-through-inflation\\" argument? pp. 37-45

James Bullard and Alvin L. Marty

1997, articles Nov

To conclude: keep inflation low and, in principle, eliminate it pp. 3-7

Thomas C. Melzer

The new risk management: the good, the bad, and the ugly pp. 9-21

Philip Dybvig and William J. Marshall

Recent developments in wholesale payments systems pp. 23-43

William Emmons

Using federal funds futures rates to predict Federal Reserve actions pp. 45-53

John Robertson and Daniel Thornton

1997, articles Sep

Economic models of employee motivation pp. 3-21

Joseph Ritter and Lowell Taylor

Technical analysis in the foreign exchange market: a layman's guide pp. 23-38

Christopher Neely

The business cycle and chain-weighted GDP: has our perspective changed? pp. 39-49

Michael Pakko

The demand for divisia money in a core monetary union pp. 51-60

Katrin Wesche

1997, articles Jul

Credible monetary policy to sustain growth pp. 1-5

Thomas C. Melzer

The FOMC in 1996: \\"watchful waiting\\" pp. 7-23

Michael Dueker and Andreas Fischer

The rich and the poor: demographics of the U.S. wealth distribution pp. 25-37

John C. Weicher

Do inventories moderate fluctuations in output? pp. 39-50

Donald S. Allen

1997, articles May

Measuring consumption: the post-1973 slowdown and the research issues pp. 9-42

Jack E. Triplett

Measuring consumption: the post-1973 slowdown and the research issues - commentary pp. 43-46

Pete Klenow

On defining real consumption pp. 47-53

Edward Prescott

Measuring and analyzing aggregate fluctuations: the importance of building from microeconomic evidence pp. 55-78

John Haltiwanger

Measuring and analyzing aggregate fluctuations: the importance of building from microeconomic evidence - commentary pp. 79-82

Alan Heston

Measuring and analyzing aggregate fluctuations: the importance of building from microeconomic evidence - commentary pp. 83-86

Jeffrey Campbell

Quality change in the CPI pp. 87-100

Charles R. Hulten

Quality change in the CPI - commentary pp. 101-106

Robert Gordon

Quality change in the CPI - commentary pp. 107-111

Per Krusell

Alternative strategies for aggregating prices in the CPI pp. 113-125

Matthew Shapiro and David Wilcox

Alternative strategies for aggregating prices in the CPI - commentary pp. 127-138

Walter Diewert

Alternative strategies for aggregating prices in the CPI - commentary pp. 139-141

Peter Howitt

Measuring short-run inflation for central bankers pp. 143-155

Stephen Cecchetti

Measuring short-run inflation for central bankers - commentary pp. 157-160

Alan Blinder

Measuring short-run inflation for central bankers - commentary pp. 161-167

Mark Wynne

The Commission Report on the Consumer Price Index (panel discussion) pp. 169-173

Zvi Griliches

A Bureau of Labor Statistics perspective on bias in the consumer price index (panel discussion) pp. 175-178

John S. Greenlees

Inflation measurement and inflation targets: the UK experience pp. 179-185

William Allen

Measuring inflation and real growth: proceedings of the 21st annual Economic Policy Conference of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

Anonymous

1997, articles Mar

Charging up a mountain of debt: accounting for the growth of credit card debt pp. 3-13

Peter S. Yoo

Where's the productivity growth (from the information technology revolution)? pp. 15-25

Donald S. Allen

Why does bank performance vary across states? pp. 27-40

Michelle Neely and David Wheelock

Strengthening the case for the yield curve as a predictor of U.S. recessions pp. 41-51

Michael Dueker

1997, articles Jan

Wealth and its distribution, 1983-1992: secular growth, cyclical stability pp. 3-23

John C. Weicher

Special report: The monetary services index project of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: introduction to the St. Louis monetary services index project pp. 25-30

Richard Anderson, Barry Jones and Travis Nesmith

Special report: The monetary services index project of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: monetary aggregation theory and statistical index numbers pp. 31-52

Richard Anderson, Barry Jones and Travis Nesmith

Special report: The monetary services index project of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: building new monetary services indexes: concepts, data and methods pp. 53-82

Richard Anderson, Barry Jones and Travis Nesmith