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1967 - 2025

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The decline in the U.S. personal saving rate: is it real and is it a puzzle? pp. 491-514: Massimo Guidolin and Elizabeth A. La Jeunesse
Measuring commercial bank profitability: proceed with caution pp. 515-532: R. Gilbert and David Wheelock
The determinants of aid in the post-cold war era pp. 533-548: Subhayu Bandyopadhyay and Howard Wall
Open market operations and the federal funds rate pp. 549-570: Daniel Thornton

Currency design in the United States and abroad: counterfeit deterrence and visual accessibility pp. 371-414: Richard Anderson and Marcela Williams
Experiments in financial liberalization: the Mexican banking sector pp. 415-432: Ruben Hernandez-Murillo
How well does employment predict output? pp. 433-446: Kevin Kliesen
The effectiveness of monetary policy pp. 447-490: Robert Rasche and Marcela Williams

President's message pp. 207-208: William Poole
Editor's introduction pp. 209-214: William Gavin
An estimated DSGE model for the United Kingdom pp. 215-232: Riccardo DiCecio and Edward Nelson
Commentary on \\"An estimated DSGE model for the United Kingdom\\" pp. 233-240: Martin Fukač and Adrian Pagan
Macroeconomic implications of changes in the term premium pp. 241-270: Glenn Rudebusch, Brian P. Sack and Eric Swanson
Commentary on \\"Macroeconomic implications of changes in the term premium\\" pp. 271-282: John Cochrane
Long-run risks and financial markets pp. 283-300: Ravi Bansal
Commentary on \\"Long-run risks and financial markets\\" pp. 301-304: Thomas Sargent
Arbitrage-free bond pricing with dynamic macroeconomic models pp. 305-326: Michael Gallmeyer, Burton Hollifield, Francisco Palomino and Stanley Zin
Commentary on \\"Arbitrage-free bond pricing with dynamic macroeconomic models\\" pp. 327-330: Pamela Labadie
Monetary policy as equilibrium selection pp. 331-342: Gaetano Antinolfi, Costas Azariadis and James Bullard
Commentary on \\"Monetary policy as equilibrium selection\\" pp. 343-348: Peter Ireland
Model fit and model selection pp. 349-360: Narayana Kocherlakota
Commentary on \\"Model fit and model selection\\" pp. 361-370: Lee Ohanian

The GSEs: where do we stand? pp. 143-152: William Poole
Milton Friedman and U.S. monetary history: 1961-2006 pp. 153-182: Edward Nelson
The lower and upper bounds of the Federal Open Market Committee's long-run inflation objective pp. 183-194: Daniel Thornton
Granger causality and equilibrium business cycle theory pp. 195-206: Yi Wen

Data dependence pp. 77-84: William Poole
Data, data, and yet more data pp. 85-90: William Poole
Stock market booms and monetary policy in the twentieth century pp. 91-122: Michael Bordo and David Wheelock
Trends in neighborhood-level unemployment in the United States: 1980 to 2000 pp. 123-142: Christopher Wheeler

Milton Friedman, 1912-2006: some personal reflections pp. 1-2: William Poole
Understanding the Fed pp. 3-14: William Poole
The rise in personal bankruptcies: the Eighth Federal Reserve District and beyond pp. 15-38: Thomas Garrett
The varying effects of predatory lending laws on high-cost mortgage applications pp. 39-60: Giang Ho and Anthony Pennington-Cross
Regional business cycle phases in Japan pp. 61-80: Howard Wall

Chinese growth: a source of U.S. export opportunities pp. 471-484: William Poole
Money and monetary policy for the twenty-first century pp. 485-510: Jerry L. Jordan
Rising natural gas prices and real economic activity pp. 511-526: Kevin Kliesen
The transition to electronic communications networks in the secondary treasury market pp. 527-542: Bruce Mizrach and Christopher Neely
What are the odds? option-based forecasts of FOMC target changes pp. 543-562: William Emmons, Aeimit Lakdawala and Christopher Neely

Recent trends in homeownership pp. 397-412: Carlos Garriga, William Gavin and Don Schlagenhauf
What happens to banks when house prices fall? U.S. regional housing busts of the 1980s and 1990s pp. 413-430: David Wheelock
Do inflation targeters outperform non-targeters? pp. 431-450: Michael Dueker and Andreas Fischer
A close look at model-dependent monetary policy design pp. 451-470: Miguel Casares

President's message pp. 219-220: William Poole
Editor's introduction pp. 221-234: William Emmons and Anthony Pennington-Cross
Is the United States bankrupt? pp. 235-250: Laurence Kotlikoff
Commentary on \\"Is the United States bankrupt? \\" pp. 251-258: Anjan Thakor
On the importance of the plumber: the intersection of theory and practice in policymaking for federal financial institutions pp. 259-272: Douglas J. Elliott
Commentary on \\"On the importance of the plumber: the intersection of theory and practice in policymaking for federal financial institutions\\" pp. 273-280: George J. Benston
Federal credit and insurance programs: housing pp. 281-310: John Quigley
Commentary on \\"Federal credit and insurance programs: housing\\" pp. 311-322: John C. Weicher
On asset-liability matching and federal deposit and pension insurance pp. 323-330: Zvi Bodie
Commentary on \\"On asset-liability matching and federal deposit and pension insurance\\" pp. 331-336: Deborah Lucas
Should the government provide insurance for catastrophes? pp. 337-380: John Cummins
Commentary on "Should the government provide insurance for catastrophes?" pp. 381-386: Dwight M. Jaffee
Panel discussion: what is the appropriate role of the federal government in the private markets for credit and insurance? what is the outlook? pp. 387-396: Robert Litan and Joseph Stiglitz

Inflation targeting pp. 155-164: William Poole
The geography, economics, and politics of lottery adoption pp. 165-180: Cletus Coughlin, Thomas Garrett and Ruben Hernandez-Murillo
The 1990s acceleration in labor productivity: causes and measurement pp. 181-202: Richard Anderson and Kevin Kliesen
The learnability criterion and monetary policy pp. 203-217: James Bullard

Entrepreneurship and the policy environment pp. 95-112: Yannis Georgellis and Howard Wall
Human capital growth in a cross section of U.S. metropolitan areas pp. 113-132: Christopher Wheeler
Macroeconomic news and real interest rates pp. 133-144: Kevin Kliesen and Frank A. Schmid
Using cyclical regimes of output growth to predict jobless recoveries pp. 145-154: Michael Dueker

The Fed's monetary policy rule pp. 1-12: William Poole
On the size and growth of government pp. 13-30: Thomas Garrett and Russell M. Rhine
The evolution of the subprime mortgage market pp. 31-56: Souphala Chomsisengphet and Anthony Pennington-Cross
Are the causes of bank distress changing? can researchers keep up? pp. 57-80: Thomas King, Daniel A. Nuxoll and Timothy J. Yeager
Replicability, real-time data, and the science of economic research: FRED, ALFRED, and VDC pp. 81-93: Richard Anderson