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1972, volume 54, articles Dec

1972 - a year of rapid economic expansion pp. 2-10

Norman N. Bowsher

The outlook for changes in federal taxation pp. 11-14

Murray Weidenbaum

1972, volume 54, articles Nov

The federal budget: from surplus to deficit pp. 2-4

Anonymous

The economic outlook pp. 5-8

Darryl R. Francis

Economic expansion in the central Mississippi valley pp. 9-11

Anonymous

1972, volume 54, articles Oct

Meat prices - too high or about right? pp. 3-9

Clifton B. Luttrell

Money stock control pp. 10-18

Albert E. Burger

1972, volume 54, articles Sep

The economy and monetary actions at midyear: review and prospects pp. 2-5

Anonymous

Trends and fluctuations in monetary growth pp. 6-10

Anonymous

Production, prices, and money in four industrial countries pp. 11-15

Anonymous

1972, volume 54, articles Aug

RPDs and other reserve operating targets pp. 2-7

Charlotte E. Ruebling

An appropriate international currency - gold, dollars, or SDRs? pp. 8-19

Michael W. Keran

1972, volume 54, articles Jul

Will capital reflows induce domestic interest rate changes? pp. 2-5

Anatol Balbach

Income and expenses of Eighth District member banks - 1971 pp. 6-10

Linda Faulkner Condit

A review of empirical studies of the money supply mechanism pp. 11-19

Robert Rasche

1972, volume 54, articles Jun

Recovery accelerates pp. 2-5

Norman N. Bowsher

The Hunt commission report - an economic view pp. 8-12

Clifton B. Luttrell

A look at ten months of price-wage control pp. 13-16

Leonall C. Andersen

1972, volume 54, articles May

Curbing price expectations: the key to inflation control pp. 2-9

Denis S. Karnosky and Roger W. Spencer

Measurement of the domestic money stock pp. 10-23

Anatol Balbach and Albert E. Burger

Problems of the international monetary system and proposals for reform-1944-70 pp. 24-32

Christopher Bach

1972, volume 54, articles Apr

Recent monetary growth pp. 3-7

Norman N. Bowsher

U.S. balance-of-payments problems and policies in 1971 pp. 8-15

Christopher Bach

Outlook for farm income and food prices pp. 16-23

Clifton B. Luttrell

1972, volume 54, articles Mar

The 1972 national economic plan: an experiment in fiscal activism pp. 3-10

Anonymous

Monetary expansion and federal open market committee operating strategy in 1971 pp. 11-31

Albert E. Burger and Neil A. Stevens

Has monetarism failed? -the record examined pp. 32-38

Darryl R. Francis

1972, volume 54, articles Feb

The economy in 1972 pp. 2-12

Roger W. Spencer

Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - 1971 pp. 13-19

Anonymous

Projecting with the St. Louis model: a progress report pp. 20-27

Keith Carlson

1972, volume 54, articles Jan

Government debt, money and economic activity pp. 2-9

Kenneth Stewart

A critical look at monetarist economics pp. 10-25

Ronald L. Teigen

Comments on a monetarist approach to demand management pp. 26-32

Robert Rasche

1971, volume 53, articles Dec

1971-year of recovery and controls pp. 2-10

Norman N. Bowsher

Determinants of commercial bank growth pp. 11-18

Susan Schmidt Bies

1971, volume 53, articles Nov

Monetary policy and relative prices in an incomes policy pp. 2-7

R. Gilbert

German banks as financial department stores pp. 8-13

Diether H. Hoffman

The flexible exchange rate: gain or loss to the United States pp. 14-20

Darryl R. Francis

Regional and multilateral dimensions of the United States balance of payments pp. 21-31

Andrew Brimmer

1971, volume 53, articles Oct

Slowing in money growth: the key to success in curbing inflation pp. 2-5

Keith Carlson

Money stock control and its implications for monetary policy pp. 6-22

Christopher T. Babb, Albert E. Burger and Lionel Kalish

1971, volume 53, articles Sep

A monetarist view of demand management: the United States experience pp. 3-11

Leonall C. Andersen

High employment without inflation: on the attainment of admirable goals pp. 12-26

Roger W. Spencer

1971, volume 53, articles Aug

The significance of recent interest rates movements pp. 2-7

Denis S. Karnosky

The new look for the balance of payments pp. 8-11

Christopher Bach and Anatol Balbach

Income, expenses, and operating ratios of Eighth District member banks - 1970 pp. 12-17

Anonymous

Central banks and the money supply pp. 18-30

James Meigs and William Wolman

1971, volume 53, articles Jul

Dollars, deficits, and the international monetary system pp. 3-15

Anonymous

The Euro-dollar market: some first principles pp. 16-24

Milton Friedman

Proposed solutions in inflation-effective and ineffective pp. 25-30

Darryl R. Francis

1971, volume 53, articles Jun

How fast is money growing? pp. 2-8

Norman N. Bowsher

The road to accelerating inflation is paved with good intentions pp. 9-15

Darryl R. Francis

1971, volume 53, articles May

The economy: a moderate recovery pp. 2-7

Anonymous

Social priorities and the market allocation of credit pp. 8-13

Darryl R. Francis

The year 1970-a \\"modest\\" beginning for monetary aggregates pp. 14-32

Jerry L. Jordan and Neil A. Stevens

1971, volume 53, articles Apr

Monetary aggregates and recent economic trends pp. 2-9

Anonymous

Controlling money in an open economy: the German case pp. 10-27

Manfred Willms

Summary of U.S. balance of payments, 1970 pp. 28-31

Anonymous

1971, volume 53, articles Mar

Capital markets and interest rates in 1970 pp. 2-10

Anonymous

The 1971 national economic plan pp. 11-19

Keith Carlson

The implementation problem of monetary policy pp. 20-30

Albert E. Burger

1971, volume 53, articles Feb

Stabilization policies and employment pp. 2-7

R. Gilbert

Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis-1970 pp. 8-14

Anonymous

Population, the labor force, and potential output: implications for the St. Louis model pp. 15-23

Roger W. Spencer

1971, volume 53, articles Jan

Current stabilization policy pp. 2-5

Anonymous

The revised money stock: explanation and illustrations pp. 6-15

Albert E. Burger and Jerry L. Jordan

Expectations, money, and the stock market pp. 16-31

Michael W. Keran