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1982, volume 64, articles Dec

The new system of contemporaneous reserve requirements pp. 3-7

R. Gilbert and Michael Trebing

The Fed and the real rate of interest pp. 8-19

G. J. Santoni and Courtenay C. Stone

1982, volume 64, articles Nov

The puzzling behavior of business loans in the current recession pp. 3-10

R. Gilbert

Good intentions, cheap food and counterpart funds pp. 11-18

Clifton B. Luttrell

A perspective on the economics of natural gas decontrol pp. 19-31

Mack Ott and John Tatom

1982, volume 64, articles Oct

Is it time to give up the fight against inflation? pp. 3-6

Lawrence Roos

The mix of monetary and fiscal policies: conventional wisdom vs. empirical reality pp. 7-21

Keith Carlson

Simple analytics of the money supply process and monetary control pp. 22-39

Daniel Thornton

1982, volume 64, articles Aug

The strong U.S. dollar: A dilemma for foreign monetary authorities pp. 3-12

Dallas S. Batten and James E. Kamphoefner

The link between money and prices in an open economy: the Canadian evidence from 1971 to 1980 pp. 13-23

Michael Bordo and Ehsan Choudhri

Does \\"tight\\" monetary policy hurt U.S. exports? pp. 24-27

Dallas S. Batten and Clifton B. Luttrell

Money and inflation in Israel: the transition of an economy to high inflation pp. 28-40

Zalman F. Shiffer

1982, volume 64, articles Jun

The discount rate and market interest rates: what's the connection? pp. 3-14

Daniel Thornton

Inflation misinformation and monetary policy pp. 15-26

Lawrence Davidson

Short-run money growth volatility: evidence of misbehaving money demand? pp. 27-36

Scott Hein

1982, volume 64, articles May

A monetary analysis of the administration's budget and economic projections pp. 3-14

Keith Carlson

Short-run monetary growth fluctuations and real economic activity: some implications for monetary targeting pp. 15-20

Dallas S. Batten and Rik Hafer

Money, credit and velocity pp. 21-34

Mack Ott

1982, volume 64, articles Apr

The FOMC in 1981: monetary control in a changing financial environment pp. 3-22

Daniel Thornton

Recent financial innovations: have they distorted the meaning of M1? pp. 23-35

John Tatom

1982, volume 64, articles Mar

Monetary policy and stock returns: are stock markets efficient? pp. 3-12

Lawrence Davidson and Richard T. Froyen

Monetary policy and short-term real rates of interest pp. 13-19

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

Central banks' demand for foreign reserves under fixed and floating exchange rates pp. 20-30

Dallas S. Batten

1982, volume 64, articles Feb

The three-year experience with the community reinvestment act pp. 3-10

Norman N. Bowsher

The shift in money demand: what really happened? pp. 11-16

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1982, volume 64, articles Jan

Potential output and the recent productivity decline pp. 3-16

John Tatom

The role of fiscal policy in the St. Louis equation pp. 17-22

Rik Hafer

Food and agriculture - current situation and prospects for 1982 pp. 23-29

Clifton B. Luttrell

1981, volume 63, articles Dec

Will the removal of Regulation Q raise mortgage interest rates? pp. 3-12

R. Gilbert

A comparison of the St. Louis Model and two variations: predictive performance and policy implications pp. 13-25

Laurence H. Meyer and Chris Varvares

1981, volume 63, articles Nov

What really happened to interest rates? a longer-run analysis pp. 3-14

G. J. Santoni and Courtenay C. Stone

Trends in federal spending: 1955-86 pp. 15-24

Keith Carlson

The voluntary automobile import agreement with Japan - more protectionism pp. 25-30

Clifton B. Luttrell

1981, volume 63, articles Oct

Lessons we can learn pp. 3-6

Lawrence Roos

Money growth stability and inflation: an international comparison pp. 7-12

Dallas S. Batten

Much ado about M2 pp. 13-18

Rik Hafer

1981, volume 63, articles Aug

The FOMC in 1980: a year of reserve targeting pp. 2-22

R. Gilbert and Michael Trebing

Grain export agreements - no gains, no losses pp. 23-29

Clifton B. Luttrell

1981, volume 63, articles Jun

Indexation of social security benefits - a reform in need of reform pp. 3-10

Neil A. Stevens

Why the median-priced home costs so much pp. 11-19

Scott Hein and James C. Lamb

Inflation: the cost-push myth pp. 20-27

Dallas S. Batten

1981, volume 63, articles May

The classical gold standard: some lessons for today pp. 2-17

Michael Bordo

We are all supply-siders now! pp. 18-30

John Tatom

Trends in federal revenues: 1955-86 pp. 31-39

Keith Carlson

1981, volume 63, articles Apr

How controllable is money growth pp. 3-12

Anatol Balbach

A bushel of wheat for a barrel of oil: can we offset OPEC's gain with a grain cartel? pp. 13-21

Clifton B. Luttrell

Foreign exchange markets: the dollar in 1980 pp. 22-30

Dallas S. Batten

1981, volume 63, articles Mar

Deficits and inflation pp. 3-10

Scott Hein

Navigating through the interest rate morass: some basic principles pp. 11-18

G. J. Santoni and Courtenay C. Stone

The impact of energy prices and money growth on five industrial countries pp. 19-26

Rik Hafer

Recent revisions of GNP pp. 27-32

Keith Carlson

1981, volume 63, articles Feb

The new bank-thrift competition: will it affect bank acquisition and merger analysis? pp. 3-11

Michael Trebing

Selecting a monetary indicator: a test of the new monetary aggregates pp. 12-18

Rik Hafer

1981, volume 63, articles Jan

Energy prices and short-run economic performance pp. 3-17

John Tatom

Unreal estimates of the real rate of interest pp. 18-26

W. W. Brown and G. J. Santoni

Outlook for food and agriculture in 1981 pp. 27-32

Neil A. Stevens