Economic Quarterly

1993 - 2020

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Evolving inflation dynamics and the New Keynesian Phillips curve pp. 317-339: Andreas Hornstein
The evolution of city population density in the United States pp. 341-360: Kevin Bryan, Brian D. Minton and Pierre Daniel Sarte
Currency quality and changes in the behavior of depository institutions pp. 361-391: Hubert Janicki, Nashat F. Moin, Andrea Waddle and Alexander Wolman
Non-stationarity and instability in small open-economy models even when they are \\"closed\\" pp. 393-412: Thomas Lubik

Inflation and unemployment: a layperson's guide to the Phillips curve pp. 201-227: Jeffrey Lacker and John Weinberg
A Taylor rule and the Greenspan era pp. 229-250: Yash P. Mehra and Brian D. Minton
Quantitative models of sovereign default and the threat of financial exclusion pp. 251-286: Juan Hatchondo, Leonardo Martinez and Horacio Sapriza
Barriers to foreign direct investment under political instability pp. 287-315: Marina Azzimonti and Pierre Daniel Sarte

Interest on reserves and daylight credit pp. 111-142: Huberto Ennis and John Weinberg
How accurate are real-time estimates of output trends and gaps? pp. 143-161: Mark Watson
The economics of sovereign defaults pp. 163-187: Juan Hatchondo, Leonardo Martinez and Horacio Sapriza
Banks and liquidity creation: a simple exposition of the Diamond-Dybvig model pp. 189-200: Douglas Diamond

The contributions of Milton Friedman to economics pp. 1-30: Robert L. Hetzel
Implications of some alternatives to capital income taxation pp. 31-55: Kartik Athreya and Andrea Waddle
Exchange rates and business cycles across countries pp. 57-76: Margarida Duarte, Diego Restuccia and Andrea Waddle
Optimal nonlinear income taxation with costly tax avoidance pp. 77-109: Borys Grochulski

Changes in the size distribution of U.S. banks: 1960-2005 pp. 291-316: Hubert Janicki and Edward Prescott
Bond price premiums pp. 317-336: Alexander Wolman
Stark optimal fiscal policies and sovereign lending pp. 337-352: Pierre Daniel Sarte
Not your father's credit union pp. 353-377: John Walter

Borrowing by U.S. households pp. 177-194: John Weinberg
The productivity of nations pp. 195-223: Margarida Duarte and Diego Restuccia
Inflation uncertainty and the recent low level of the long bond rate pp. 225-253: Yash P. Mehra
Making the systematic part of monetary policy transparent pp. 255-290: Robert L. Hetzel

The problem of small change in early Argentina pp. 93-111: Huberto Ennis
Implementation of optimal monetary policy pp. 113-133: Michael Dotsey and Andreas Hornstein
Can feedback from the jumbo CD market improve bank surveillance? pp. 135-175: R. Gilbert, Andrew P. Meyer and Mark D. Vaughan

Discretionary policy and multiple equilibria pp. 1-15: Robert King
Credit exclusion in quantitative models of bankruptcy: does it matter? pp. 17-49: Kartik Athreya and Hubert Janicki
The 3-6-3 rule: an urban myth? pp. 51-78: John Walter
Are we working too hard or should we be working harder? A simple model of career concerns pp. 79-91: Andrew Foerster and Leonardo Martinez

Monetary policy and the term structure of interest rates pp. 1-21: Bennett McCallum
How well do diffusion indexes capture business cycles? A spectral analysis pp. 23-42: Raymond Owens and Pierre Daniel Sarte
Technological design and moral hazard pp. 43-55: Edward Prescott
Trend inflation, firm-specific capital, and sticky prices pp. 57-83: Andreas Hornstein and Alexander Wolman

Unemployment and vacancy fluctuations in the matching model: inspecting the mechanism pp. 19-50: Andreas Hornstein, Per Krusell and Giovanni Violante
Oil prices and consumer spending pp. 51-70: Yash P. Mehra and Jon D. Petersen

Limited participation and the neutrality of money pp. 1-20: Stephen Williamson
Bank risk of failure and the too-big-to-fail policy pp. 21-44: Huberto Ennis and H. S. Malek
What difference would inflation make? pp. 45-72: Robert L. Hetzel
Equilibrium models of personal bankruptcy: a survey pp. 73-98: Kartik Athreya

Inflation and changing expenditure shares pp. 1-20: Fan Ding and Alexander Wolman
On the aggregate labor supply pp. 21-37: Yongsung Chang and Sun-Bin Kim
Depression era bank failures: the great contagion of the great shakedown? pp. 39-54: John Walter

Tom Humphrey: an appreciation pp. 1-3: John Weinberg
Ricardo versus Wicksell on job losses and technological change pp. 5-24: Thomas M. Humphrey
(Un)balanced growth pp. 25-45: Andreas Hornstein
Auditing and bank capital regulation pp. 47-63: Edward Prescott
Using manufacturing surveys to assess economic conditions pp. 65-92: Matthew Harris, Raymond Owens and Pierre Daniel Sarte

Monetary policy in the new neoclassical synthesis: a primer pp. 21-45: Marvin Goodfriend
How do central banks control inflation? pp. 46-63: Robert L. Hetzel
Predicting the recent behavior of inflation using output gap-based Phillips curves pp. 65-88: Yash P. Mehra

Shame as it ever was: stigma and personal bankruptcy pp. 1-19: Kartik Athreya
Monetary policy and the adjustment to country-specific shocks pp. 21-40: Margarida Duarte
Some recent trends in commercial banking pp. 41-61: Huberto Ennis
Which price index should a central bank employ? pp. 63-76: Roy H. Webb

Macroeconomic principles and monetary policy pp. 1-9: Alfred Broaddus
Classical deflation theory pp. 11-32: Thomas M. Humphrey
Accommodating rising population in rural areas: the case of Loudoun County, Virginia pp. 33-50: Raymond Owens and Pierre Daniel Sarte
Closing troubled banks: how the process works pp. 51-68: John Walter