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1984, volume 66, articles Dec

The 1981 personal income tax cuts: a retrospective look at their effects on the federal tax burden pp. 5-17

John Tatom

Real interest rates: what accounts for their recent rise? pp. 18-29

A. Steven Holland

Monetizing the debt pp. 30-43

Daniel Thornton

1984, volume 66, articles Nov

Money growth and the size of the federal debt pp. 5-16

Keith Carlson

Depreciation, inflation and investment incentives: the effects of the tax acts of 1981 and 1982 pp. 17-30

Mack Ott

Interest rate variability: its link to the variability of monetary growth and economic performance pp. 31-47

John Tatom

1984, volume 66, articles Oct

The recent decline in agricultural exports: is the exchange rate the culprit? pp. 5-14

Dallas S. Batten and Michael Belongia

Hedging interest rate risk with financial futures: some basic principles pp. 15-25

Michael Belongia and G. J. Santoni

An early look at the volatility of money and interest rates under CRR pp. 26-32

Daniel Thornton

1984, volume 66, articles Aug

Currency substitution: a test of its importance pp. 5-11

Dallas S. Batten and Rik Hafer

Interest rate risk and the stock prices of financial institutions pp. 12-20

G. J. Santoni

The impact of inflation uncertainty on the labor market pp. 21-28

A. Steven Holland

Examining the recent behavior of inflation pp. 29-39

Rik Hafer

1984, volume 66, articles Jun

A perspective on the federal deficit problem pp. 5-17

John Tatom

Money, debt and economic activity pp. 18-25

Rik Hafer

How robust are the policy conclusions of the St. Louis equation?: some further evidence

Dallas S. Batten and Daniel Thornton

1984, volume 66, articles May

Has the deregulation of deposit interest rates raised mortgage rates? pp. 5-15

R. Gilbert and A. Steven Holland

What can central banks do about the value of the dollar? pp. 16-26

Dallas S. Batten and Mack Ott

Dutch disease or monetarist medicine?: The British economy under Mrs. Thatcher pp. 27-37

K. Alec Chrystal

1984, volume 66, articles Apr

International banking facilities pp. 5-11

K. Alec Chrystal

A private central bank: some olde English lessons pp. 12-22

G. J. Santoni

Money growth variability and GNP pp. 23-31

Michael Belongia

1984, volume 66, articles Mar

A guide to foreign exchange markets pp. 5-18

K. Alec Chrystal

The money-GNP link: assessing alternative transaction measures pp. 19-27

Rik Hafer

1984, volume 66, articles Feb

The dairy price support program: a study of misdirected economic incentives pp. 5-14

Michael Belongia

Does higher inflation lead to more uncertain inflation? pp. 15-26

A. Steven Holland

Calculating the adjusted monetary base under contemporaneous reserve requirements pp. 27-32

R. Gilbert

1984, volume 66, articles Jan

Are options on treasury bond futures price efficiently? pp. 5-13

Michael Belongia and Thomas H. Gregory

Employment trends in St. Louis: 1954-82 pp. 14-19

G. J. Santoni

1983, volume 65, articles Dec

Why does velocity matter? pp. 5-13

Daniel Thornton

Business cycles and the Eighth District pp. 14-21

G. J. Santoni

Government loan and guarantee programs pp. 22-30

John Fried

1983, volume 65, articles Nov

Five common myths about floating exchange rates pp. 5-15

Dallas S. Batten and Mack Ott

Seasonal adjustment of the money supply pp. 16-25

Scott Hein and Mack Ott

Lagged and contemporaneous reserve accounting: an alternative view pp. 26-33

Daniel Thornton

1983, volume 65, articles Oct

The critical role of economic assumptions in the evaluation of federal budget programs pp. 5-14

Keith Carlson

Concentration in local commercial banking markets: a study of the Eighth Federal Reserve District pp. 15-21

Patrick J. Welch

Forecasting the money multiplier: implications for money stock control and economic activity pp. 22-33

Rik Hafer, Scott Hein and Clemens Kool

Predicting velocity growth: a time series perspective pp. 34-43

Scott Hein and Paul T. W. M. Veugelers

1983, volume 65, articles Aug

Was the 1982 velocity decline unusual? pp. 5-15

John Tatom

Monetary growth and the timing of interest rate movements pp. 16-25

W. W. Brown and G. J. Santoni

The effect of state banking laws on holding company bank pp. 26-35

Donald M. Brown

Inflation: assessing its recent behavior and future prospects pp. 36-41

Rik Hafer

1983, volume 65, articles Jun

Commodity options: a new risk management tool for agricultural markets pp. 5-15

Michael Belongia

Two measures of reserves: why are they different pp. 16-25

R. Gilbert

The FOMC in 1982: de-emphasizing M1 pp. 26-35

Daniel Thornton

M1 or M2: which is the better monetary target? pp. 36-42

Dallas S. Batten and Daniel Thornton

1983, volume 65, articles May

Are monetarists an endangered species? pp. 5-16

Dallas S. Batten and Courtenay C. Stone

The prime rate and the cost of funds: is the prime too high? pp. 17-21

Rik Hafer

1983, volume 65, articles Apr

Why do food prices increase? pp. 5-12

Michael Belongia

Polynomial distributed lags and the estimation of the St. Louis equation pp. 13-25

Dallas S. Batten and Daniel Thornton

Weekly money supply forecasts: effects of the October 1979 change in monetary control procedures pp. 26-32

Rik Hafer

1983, volume 65, articles Mar

Money market deposit accounts, super-NOWs and monetary policy pp. 5-16

John Tatom

The wayward money supply: a post-mortem of 1982 pp. 17-25

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

Bank holding company performance studies and the public interest: normative uses for positive analysis pp. 26-34

Donald M. Brown

1983, volume 65, articles Feb

Monetary policy and the price rule: the newest odd couple pp. 5-13

Rik Hafer

Outlook for agriculture in 1983 pp. 14-24

Michael Belongia

1983, volume 65, articles Jan

The relative impact of monetary and fiscal actions on economic activity: a cross-country comparison pp. 5-12

Dallas S. Batten and Rik Hafer

Four econometric models and monetary policy: the longer-run view pp. 13-23

Keith Carlson and Scott Hein