Annual Report

1974 - 2007

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2007, volume 21, articles May

Modern macroeconomics in practice: how theory is shaping monetary policy pp. 6-28

Varadarajan Chari and Patrick Kehoe

2006, volume 20, articles May

Giving aid effectively pp. 4-28

Nancy Stokey

2005, volume 19, articles 1

The transformation of macroeconomic policy and research pp. 6-27

Edward Prescott

2004, volume 18, articles May

The Industrial Revolution: past and future pp. 5-20

Robert Lucas

2003, volume 17, articles 1

Between two worlds: how do credit markets work? pp. 4-15

David Fettig and Arthur J. Rolnick

2002, volume 16, articles 1

Mortgage rates, homeownership rates, and government-sponsored enterprises pp. 4-23

Ron J. Feldman

2001, volume 15, articles Apr

Thoughts on the Fed's role in the payments system pp. 6-27

Edward Green and Richard M. Todd

1999

Asking the right questions about the IMF pp. 3-26

Varadarajan Chari and Patrick Kehoe

1998, volume 12, articles Mar

Fixing FDICIA: a plan to address the too-big-to-fail problem pp. 2-22

Ron J. Feldman and Arthur J. Rolnick

1997, volume 11, articles Mar

Breaking down the barriers to technological progress: how U.S. policy can promote higher economic growth pp. 2-18

Preston J. Miller and James Schmitz

1996, volume 10, articles Mar

Formulating a consistent approach to monetary policy pp. 2-19

Gary H. Stern

1995, volume 9, articles Mar

Congress should end the economic war between the states pp. 2-20

Melvin Burstein and Arthur J. Rolnick

1993, articles Dec

The high cost of being fair pp. 2-18

Preston J. Miller

1992, articles Dec

Banking's middle ground: balancing excessive regulation and taxpayer risk

Gary H. Stern

1991

Dichotomy becomes reality: ten years of Federal Reserve as regulator and competitor

Leonard W. Fernelius and David Fettig

1990

Playing by the rules: a proposal for federal budget reform

Varadarajan Chari and Preston J. Miller

1989

A case for fixing exchange rates

Arthur J. Rolnick and Warren Weber

1988

A case for reforming federal deposit insurance

John H. Boyd and Arthur J. Rolnick

1987

Achieving economic stability: lessons from the Crash of 1929

Gary H. Stern

1986

The unpleasant arithmetic of budget and trade deficits

Gary H. Stern

1985

The Fed's money supply ranges: still useful after all these years pp. 3-15

Gary H. Stern

1984

The transition to low inflation: progress and pressures

Gary H. Stern

1983

Economic prosperity: an eclectic view

E. Gerald Corrigan

1982

Are banks special?

E. Gerald Corrigan

1981

Meeting the challenges of a new banking era

Evelyn F. Carroll and E. Gerald Corrigan

1980

A new law, a new era

E. Gerald Corrigan

1979

The tax cut illusion

Preston J. Miller

1978

Eliminating policy surprises: an inexpensive way to beat inflation

Mark H. Willes

1977

Rational expectations - fresh ideas that challenge some established views of policy making

Clarence W. Nelson

1976

Perspectives on Federal Reserve independence - a changing structure for changing times

Bruce K. MacLaury

1975

Monetary policy for 1976 - a primer

Bruce K. MacLaury and Clarence W. Nelson

1974

The limping giant: the American economy 1974-75

Bruce K. MacLaury