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1980, volume 62, articles Dec

Revision of the St. Louis Federal Reserve’s adjusted monetary base pp. 3-10

R. Gilbert

Issues in measuring an adjusted monetary base pp. 11-29

John Tatom

1980, volume 62, articles Nov

The \\"rationality\\" of survey-based inflation forecasts pp. 3-11

Rik Hafer and David H. Resler

Monetary aggregates as monetary indicators pp. 12-21

Keith Carlson and Scott Hein

1980, volume 62, articles Oct

The lag from money to prices pp. 3-10

Keith Carlson

Our \\"shrinking\\" farmland: mirage or potential crisis? pp. 11-18

Clifton B. Luttrell

1980, volume 62, articles Aug

The Russian grain embargo: dubious success pp. 2-8

Clifton B. Luttrell

What happened to the economy in the first half of 1980? pp. 9-15

Albert E. Burger

Rise and fall of interest rates pp. 16-23

Norman N. Bowsher

1980, volume 62, articles Jun

Eurodollars and the U.S. monetary supply pp. 2-12

Anatol Balbach and David H. Resler

Dynamic forecasting and the demand for money pp. 13-23

Scott Hein

Financing constraints and the short-run response to fiscal policy pp. 24-31

Laurence H. Meyer

1980, volume 62, articles May

An inflation generation pp. 3-6

Lawrence Roos

Lagged reserve requirements: implications for monetary control and bank reserve management pp. 7-20

R. Gilbert

The \\"middleman\\": a major source of controversy in the food industry pp. 21-29

Clifton B. Luttrell

1980, volume 62, articles Apr

The formation of inflation expectations pp. 2-12

David H. Resler

Money, inflation, and economic growth: some updated reduced form results and their implications pp. 13-19

Keith Carlson

1980, volume 62, articles Mar

The FOMC in 1979: introducing reserve targeting pp. 2-25

Richard W. Lang

The dynamics and estimation of short-run money demand pp. 26-35

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1980, volume 62, articles Feb

On the costs and benefits of anti-inflation policies pp. 3-14

Laurence H. Meyer and Robert Rasche

Access to the discount window for all commercial banks: is it important for monetary policy? pp. 15-24

R. Gilbert

The new monetary aggregates pp. 25-32

Rik Hafer

1980, volume 62, articles Jan

The value-added tax: a review of the issues pp. 3-10

Rik Hafer and Michael Trebing

The demand for currency: is the underground economy undermining monetary policy? pp. 11-18

Norman N. Bowsher

1979, volume 61, articles Dec

Evidence on the temporal stability of the demand for money relationship in the United States pp. 3-14

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

Outlook for food and agriculture - 1980

Clifton B. Luttrell and Neil A. Stevens

1979, volume 61, articles Nov

Money stock control under alternative definitions of money pp. 3-9

John Tatom

Federal agency debt: another side of federal borrowing pp. 10-19

Richard W. Lang and David H. Resler

1979, volume 61, articles Oct

TTL note accounts and the money supply process pp. 3-14

Richard W. Lang

Explaining the economic slowdown of 1979: a supply and demand approach pp. 15-22

Keith Carlson

1979, volume 61, articles Sep

The productivity problem pp. 3-16

John Tatom

Repurchase agreements pp. 17-22

Norman N. Bowsher

1979, volume 61, articles Aug

Inflation and personal saving: an update pp. 3-9

Claudia Campbell and Jean M. Lovati

Does eurodollar borrowing improve the dollar's exchange value pp. 10-16

David H. Resler

1979, volume 61, articles Jul

Rising farm exports and international trade policies pp. 3-10

Clifton B. Luttrell

Government debt financing - its effects in view of tax discounting pp. 11-19

Neil A. Stevens

1979, volume 61, articles Jun

Alternative measures of the monetary base pp. 3-8

Albert E. Burger

Do rising U.S. interest rates imply a stronger dollar? pp. 9-13

Douglas R. Mudd

1979, volume 61, articles May

Energy prices and capital formation: 1972-1977 pp. 2-11

John Tatom

Monetary targets - their contribution to policy formation pp. 12-15

Lawrence Roos

1979, volume 61, articles Apr

Formulating economic policy for 1979 and beyond: old problems and new constraints pp. 2-9

Keith Carlson

Do floating ceilings solve the usury rate problem? pp. 10-19

R. Gilbert and Jean M. Lovati

Did discount rate changes affect the foreign exchange value of the dollar during 1978? pp. 20-26

Douglas R. Mudd

1979, volume 61, articles Mar

The FOMC in 1978: clarifying the role of the aggregates pp. 2-24

Richard W. Lang

Benefits of borrowing from the Federal Reserve when the discount rate is below interest rates pp. 25-32

R. Gilbert

1979, volume 61, articles Feb

Automatic transfers and the money supply process pp. 2-10

Richard W. Lang and John Tatom

Economic developments in 1978 pp. 11-18

Michael Trebing

1979 food and agricultural outlook pp. 19-24

Clifton B. Luttrell and Neil A. Stevens

1979, volume 61, articles Jan

The \\"danger\\" from foreign ownership of U.S. farmland pp. 2-9

Clifton B. Luttrell

Disintermediation: an old disorder with a new remedy pp. 10-15

R. Gilbert and Jean M. Lovati

Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - 1978 pp. 16-23

A. Clifford Saxton