Economic Quarterly

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2014, articles 4Q

The Dropout Option in a Simple Model of College Education pp. 279-295

Ali Ozdagli and Nicholas Trachter

Loan Guarantees for Consumer Credit Markets pp. 297-352

Kartik Athreya, Xuan Tam and Eric Young

Optimal Institutions in Economies with Private Information: Exclusive Contracts, Taxes, and Bankruptcy Law pp. 353-385

Borys Grochulski and Yuzhe Zhang

2014, articles 3Q

The Impact of the Durbin Amendment on Merchants: A Survey Study pp. 183-208

Neil Mitchell, Scarlett Schwartz and Zhu Wang

How Can Consumption-Based Asset-Pricing Models Explain Low Interest Rates? pp. 209-240

Felipe Schwartzman

Should Greece Remain in the Eurozone? pp. 241-278

Robert L. Hetzel

2014, articles 2Q

Flows To and From Working Part Time for Economic Reasons and the Labor Market Aggregates During and After the 2007-09 Recession pp. 87-111

Maria Canon, Marianna Kudlyak, Guannan Luo and Marisa Reed

Large U.S. Bank Holding Companies During the 2007-09 Financial Crisis: An Overview of the Data pp. 113-157

Peter Debbaut and Huberto Ennis

The Real Bills Views of the Founders of the Fed pp. 159-181

Robert L. Hetzel

2014, articles 1Q

Measuring Resource Utilization in the Labor Market pp. 1-21

Andreas Hornstein, Marianna Kudlyak and Fabian Lange

The Financial Crisis, the Collapse of Bank Entry, and Changes in the Size Distribution of Banks pp. 23-50

Roisin McCord and Edward Prescott

A Business Cycle Analysis of Debt and Equity Financing pp. 51-85

Marios Karabarbounis, Patrick Macnamara and Roisin McCord

2013, articles 4Q

Evaluating Executive Compensation Packages pp. 251-285

Arantxa Jarque and Muth John

The Business Cycle Behavior of Working Capital pp. 287-303

Felipe Schwartzman

Pecuniary Externalities, Segregated Exchanges, and Market Liquidity in a Diamond-Dybvig Economy with Retrade pp. 305-340

Borys Grochulski

2013, articles 3Q

Characterizing the Unusual Path of U.S. Output During and After the Great Recession pp. 163-192

Jonathan Lecznar, Pierre Daniel Sarte and Robert Sharp

MBS Real Estate Investment Trusts: A Primer pp. 193-227

Sabrina Pellerin, Steven Sabol and John Walter

Does Intra-Firm Bargaining Matter for Business Cycle Dynamics? pp. 229-250

Michael Krause and Thomas Lubik

2013, articles 2Q

The Monetarist-Keynesian Debate and the Phillips Curve: Lessons from the Great Inflation pp. 83-116

Robert L. Hetzel

Federal Reserve Interdistrict Settlement pp. 117-141

Alexander Wolman

Too Big to Manage? Two Book Reviews pp. 143-162

Edward Prescott

2013, articles 1Q

Why Labor Force Participation (Usually) Increases when Unemployment Declines pp. 1-23

Andreas Hornstein

A Cohort Model of Labor Force Participation pp. 25-43

Marianna Kudlyak

Saving for Retirement with Job Loss Risk pp. 45-81

Borys Grochulski and Yuzhe Zhang

2012, volume 98, articles 4Q

Some theoretical considerations regarding net asset values for money market funds pp. 231-254

Huberto Ennis

Debt default and the insurance of labor income risks pp. 255-307

Kartik Athreya, Xuan Tam and Eric Young

Regulation and the composition of CEO pay pp. 309-348

Brian Gaines and Arantxa Jarque

2012, volume 98, articles 3Q

Debit card interchange fee regulation: some assessments and considerations pp. 159-182

Zhu Wang

Housing services price inflation pp. 185-207

Marianna Kudlyak

When do credit frictions matter for business cycles? pp. 209-230

Felipe Schwartzman

2012, volume 98, articles 2Q

Does monetarism retain relevance? pp. 77-110

Robert L. Hetzel

The performance of non-owner-occupied mortgages during the housing crisis pp. 111-138

Breck L. Robinson

On the benefits of GDP-indexed government debt: lessons from a model of sovereign defaults pp. 139-157

Juan Hatchondo and Leonardo Martinez

2012, volume 98, articles 1Q

Orderly liquidation authority as an alternative to bankruptcy pp. 1-31

Sabrina Pellerin and John Walter

Contingent capital: the trigger problem pp. 33-50

Edward Prescott

Exchange rate volatility in a simple model of firm entry and FDI pp. 51-76

Thomas Lubik and Katheryn Russ

2011, volume 97, articles 4Q

Accounting for the non-employment of U.S. men, 1968-2010 pp. 359-387

Marianna Kudlyak, Thomas Lubik and Jonathan Tompkins

Strategic behavior in the tri-party repo market pp. 389-413

Huberto Ennis

K-core inflation pp. 415-430

Alexander Wolman

The cost of unanticipated household finance shocks: two examples pp. 431-450

Kartik Athreya and Urvi Neelakantan

2011, volume 97, articles 3Q

Introduction to the special issue on modern macroeconomic theory pp. 189-193

Andreas Hornstein

A perspective on modern business cycle theory pp. 195-208

Nobuhiro Kiyotaki

Financial frictions in macroeconomic fluctations pp. 209-254

Vincenzo Quadrini

Macroeconomics with hetereogeneity: a practical guide pp. 255-326

Fatih Guvenen

Recent developments in economic growth pp. 329-357

Diego Restuccia

2011, volume 97, articles 2Q

Should central banks raise their inflation targets? Some relevant issues pp. 111-131

Bennett McCallum

Financial firm resolution policy as a time-consistency problem pp. 133-152

Borys Grochulski

Sectoral disturbances and aggregate economic activity pp. 153-173

Nadezhda Malysheva and Pierre Daniel Sarte

Legal protection to foreign investors pp. 175-187

Juan Hatchondo and Leonardo Martinez

2011, volume 97, articles 1Q

A regional look at the role of house prices and labor market conditions in mortgage default pp. 1-43

Anne Davlin, Edward Prescott and Sonya Ravindranath Waddell

Housing and the Great Recession: a VAR accounting exercise pp. 45-66

Samuel E. Henly and Alexander Wolman

Mortgage reform and the countercyclical role of the Federal Housing Administration's mortgage mutual fund insurance pp. 95-110

Brent C. Smith