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2025, volume 44, articles 4

Banking, Regulation, and Macroeconomic Outcomes

Douglas W. Diamond, Andrea L. Eisfeldt and Hyun Song Shin

Capital Requirements and Bailouts

Fabrizio Perri and Georgios Stefanidis

2024, volume 44, articles 3

Recalculating Sargent and Wallace’s “Some Unpleasant Monetarist Arithmetic”

Ivan Werning

Argentina at a Crossroads

Tobias Martinez Gonzalez and Juan Pablo Nicolini

2024, volume 44, articles 2

On the Mechanics of Fiscal Inflations

Marco Bassetto, Luca Benzoni and Jason Hall

The Recent Rise in US Inflation: Policy Lessons from the Quantity Theory

Han Gao and Juan Pablo Nicolini

2020, volume 42, articles 1

Trading Off Consumption and COVID-19 Deaths pp. 14

Robert Hall, Charles Jones and Pete Klenow

2020, volume 41, articles 01

On Using SIR Models to Model Disease Scenarios for COVID-19 pp. 35

Andrew Atkeson

2020, volume 40, articles 01

Pandemic Recession: L- or V-Shaped? pp. 31

Victoria Gregory, Guido Menzio and David Wiczer

2019, articles September

Collaboration and Female Representation in Academic Fields pp. 2-21

Soohyung Lee and Benjamin Malin

2017, articles October

Top Income Inequality in the 21st Century: Some Cautionary Notes pp. 2-15

Fatih Guvenen and Greg Kaplan

2016, articles April

2013 Update on the U.S. Earnings, Income, and Wealth Distributional Facts: A View from Macroeconomics , 75 pages

Moritz Kuhn and José-Víctor Ríos-Rull

2014, articles March

An Attractive Monetary Model with Surprising Implications for Optima: Two Examples , 16 pages

Neil Wallace

2012, volume 35, articles Oct

Aggregate labor supply

Edward Prescott and Johanna Wallenius

2012, articles Feb

Negative equity does not reduce homeowners’ mobility , 17 pages

Sam Schulhofer-Wohl

2011

Facts on the distributions of earnings, income, and wealth in the United States: 2007 update

Javier Díaz-Giménez, Andy Glover and José-Víctor Ríos-Rull

2010, articles July

Measurement with minimal theory pp. 2-13

Ellen McGrattan

Asset prices, liquidity, and monetary policy in the search theory of money pp. 14-20

Ricardo Lagos

2008, articles Jul

If exchange rates are random walks, then almost everything we say about monetary policy is wrong pp. 2-9

Fernando Alvarez, Andrew Atkeson and Patrick Kehoe

Back to the future with Keynes pp. 10-16

Lee Ohanian

2007, volume 31, articles Nov

On the needed quantity of government debt pp. 2-15

Kathryn Birkeland and Edward Prescott

Modeling great depressions: the depression in Finland in the 1990s pp. 16-44

Juan Carlos Conesa, Timothy Kehoe and Kim Ruhl

2006, volume 30, articles Sep

Early state banks in the United States: how many were there and where did they exist? pp. 28-40

Warren Weber

Latin America in the rearview mirror

Harold Cole, Lee Ohanian, Alvaro Riascos and James Schmitz

2005, volume 29, articles Oct

Introduction to \\"Models of Monetary Economies II: The Next Generation\\" pp. 2-9

Randall Wright

Optimal monetary policy: what we know and what we don’t know pp. 10-19

Narayana Kocherlakota

2004, volume 28, articles Dec

Avoiding significant monetary policy mistakes pp. 2-9

Preston J. Miller and Gary H. Stern

The evolution of U.S. earnings inequality: 1961?2002 pp. 10-29

Zvi Eckstein and Éva Nagypál

2004, volume 28, articles Jul

Why do Americans work so much more than Europeans? pp. 2-13

Edward Prescott

Changes in hours worked, 1950?2000 pp. 14-33

Ellen McGrattan and Richard Rogerson

2003, volume 27, articles Sum

Interbank payments relationships in the antebellum United States: evidence from Pennsylvania pp. 2-16

Warren Weber

How severe is the time-inconsistency problem in monetary policy? pp. 17-33

Stefania Albanesi, Varadarajan Chari and Lawrence Christiano

2003, volume 27, articles Spr

Accounting for the Great Depression pp. 2-8

Varadarajan Chari, Patrick Kehoe and Ellen McGrattan

Competitive pressure and labor productivity: world iron ore markets in the 1980s pp. 9-23

Jose E. Galdon Sanchez and James Schmitz

2003, volume 27, articles Win

Sticky prices and monetary policy shocks pp. 2-9

Mark Bils, Pete Klenow and Oleksiy Kryvtsov

Measuring consumption growth: the impact of new and better products pp. 10-23

Pete Klenow

2002, volume 26, articles Fall

The published work of Bruce D. Smith (bibliography) pp. 43-52

Anonymous

2002, volume 26, articles Sum

Updated facts on the U.S. distributions of earnings, income, and wealth pp. 2-35

Javier Díaz-Giménez, Vincenzo Quadrini, José-Víctor Ríos-Rull and Santiago Budria Rodriguez

2002, volume 26, articles Spr

Why did productivity fall so much during the Great Depression?

Lee Ohanian

Inequality and fairness

Christopher Phelan

2002, volume 26, articles Win

Decades lost and found: Mexico and Chile since 1980 pp. 3-30

Raphael Bergoeing, Patrick Kehoe, Timothy Kehoe and Raimundo Soto

2001, volume 25, articles Fall

Money and interest rates pp. 2-13

Cyril Monnet and Warren Weber

2001, volume 25, articles Sum

Dollarization and the conquest of hyperinflation in divided societies pp. 3-12

Russell Cooper and Hubert Kempf

Looking for evidence of time-inconsistent preferences in asset market data pp. 13-24

Narayana Kocherlakota

2001, volume 25, articles Spr

Competition at work: railroads vs. monopoly in the U.S. shipping industry pp. 3-29

Thomas Holmes and James Schmitz

2001, volume 25, articles Win

Are Phillips curves useful for forecasting inflation? pp. 2-11

Andrew Atkeson and Lee Ohanian

Thoughts on the Fed's role in the payment system pp. 12-27

Edward Green and Richard M. Todd

2000, volume 24, articles Fall

The declining U.S. equity premium pp. 3-19

Ravi Jagannathan, Ellen McGrattan and Anna Scherbina

Is the stock market overvalued? pp. 20-40

Ellen McGrattan and Edward Prescott

2000, volume 24, articles Sum

Creating business cycles through credit constraints pp. 2-10

Narayana Kocherlakota

Knowledge of individual histories and optimal payment arrangements pp. 11-21

Neil Wallace

2000, volume 24, articles Spr

The Suffolk Bank and the Panic of 1837 pp. 3-13

Arthur J. Rolnick, Bruce Smith and Warren Weber

Learning to be unpredictable: an experimental study pp. 14-20

Arijit Mukherji and David E. Runkle

2000, volume 24, articles Win

Diamond and Dybvig's classic theory of financial intermediation: what's missing? pp. 3-13

Edward Green and Ping Lin

Bank runs, deposit insurance, and liquidity pp. 14-23

Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig