Economic Quarterly

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2000, articles Fall

The frequency and costs of individual price adjustments pp. 1-22

Alexander Wolman

Is money useful in the conduct of monetary policy? pp. 23-48

Michael Dotsey, Carl D. Lantz and Larry Santucci

The IT revolution: is it evident in the productivity numbers? pp. 49-78

Andreas Hornstein and Per Krusell

2000, articles Sum

A study of US employment rates with emphasis on gender considerations pp. 1-26

Carl D. Lantz and Pierre Daniel Sarte

Wage-price dynamics: are they consistent with cost push? pp. 27-43

Yash P. Mehra

The new IS-LM model: language, logic, and limits pp. 45-103

Robert King

2000, articles Spr

The Taylor rule: is it a useful guide to understanding monetary policy? pp. 1-33

Robert L. Hetzel

How the Asian crisis affected the world economy: a general equilibrium perspective pp. 35-59

Xinshen Diao, Wenli Li and Erinc Yeldan

Benjamin Strong, the Federal Reserve, and the limits to interwar American nationalism pp. 61-98

Priscilla Roberts

2000, articles Win

Current challenges for U.S. monetary policy pp. 1-6

Alfred Broaddus

The role of a regional bank in a system of central banks pp. 7-25

Marvin Goodfriend

The business cycle and industry comovement pp. 27-48

Andreas Hornstein

Alternative monetary policy rules: a comparison with historical settings for the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan pp. 49-79

Bennett McCallum

1999, articles Fall

Limited commitment and central bank lending pp. 1-27

Marvin Goodfriend and Jeffrey Lacker

Sticky prices, marginal cost, and the behavior of inflation pp. 29-48

Alexander Wolman

Means of payment, the unbanked, and EFT '99 pp. 49-70

Edward Prescott and Daniel D. Tatar

Explaining the increased variability in long-term interest rates pp. 71-96

Mark Watson

1999, articles Sum

Growth accounting with technological revolutions pp. 1-22

Andreas Hornstein

Two approaches to macroeconomic forecasting pp. 23-40

Roy H. Webb

The importance of systematic monetary policy for economic activity pp. 41-60

Michael Dotsey

An empirical investigation of fluctuations in manufacturing sales and inventory within a sticky-price framework pp. 61-84

Pierre Daniel Sarte

1999, articles Spr

The Fed's entry into check clearing reconsidered pp. 1-32

Jeffrey Lacker, Jeffrey D. Walker and John Weinberg

A forward-looking monetary policy reaction function pp. 33-54

Yash P. Mehra

Mercantilists and classicals: insights from doctrinal history pp. 55-82

Thomas M. Humphrey

1999, articles Win

Japanese monetary policy: a quantity theory perspective pp. 1-26

Robert L. Hetzel

Pooling or purchase: a merger mystery pp. 27-46

John Walter

A primer on moral-hazard models pp. 47-78

Edward Prescott

Gauging manufacturing activity: the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond's survey of manufacturers pp. 79-98

Robert L. Lacy

1998, articles Fall

Staggered price setting and the zero bound on nominal interest rates pp. 1-24

Alexander Wolman

Government loan, guarantee, and grant programs: an evaluation pp. 25-52

Wenli Li

Fisher's equation and the inflation risk premium in a simple endowment economy pp. 53-72

Pierre Daniel Sarte

1998, articles Sum

The bank merger wave: causes and consequences pp. 1-12

Alfred Broaddus

Using the term structure of interest rates for monetary policy pp. 13-30

Marvin Goodfriend

The predictive content of the interest rate term spread for future economic growth pp. 31-51

Michael Dotsey

Historical origins of the cost-push fallacy pp. 53-74

Thomas M. Humphrey

1998, articles Spr

Can the Fed be a payment system innovator? pp. 1-25

Jeffrey Lacker and John Weinberg

The bond rate and actual future inflation pp. 27-47

Yash P. Mehra

Inventory investment and the business cycle pp. 49-71

Andreas Hornstein

New evidence connecting exchange rates to business cycles pp. 73-89

Alan Stockman

1998, articles Win

Can a safety net subsidy be contained? pp. 1-20

John Walter

Arthur Burns and inflation pp. 21-44

Robert L. Hetzel

National productivity statistics pp. 45-64

Roy H. Webb

1997, articles Fall

Zero inflation and the Friedman rule: a welfare comparison pp. 1-21

Alexander Wolman

Group lending and financial intermediation: an example pp. 23-48

Edward Prescott

Investing in equities: can it help social security? pp. 49-70

Michael Dotsey

Fisher and Wicksell on the quantity theory pp. 71-90

Thomas M. Humphrey

1997, articles Sum

The check float puzzle pp. 1-26

Jeffrey Lacker

A review of the recent behavior of M2 demand pp. 27-44

Yash P. Mehra

On the identification of structural vector autoregressions pp. 45-68

Pierre Daniel Sarte

Testing long-run neutrality pp. 69-101

Robert King and Mark Watson

1997, articles Spr

John Maynard Keynes pp. 1-24

Milton Friedman

The organization of private payment networks pp. 25-44

John Weinberg

The case for a monetary rule in a constitutional democracy pp. 45-66

Robert L. Hetzel

Tax disincentives to commercial bank lending pp. 67-97

Anatoli Kuprianov

1997, articles Win

Monetary policy comes of age: a 20th century odyssey pp. 1-22

Marvin Goodfriend

The pre-commitment approach in a model of regulatory banking capital pp. 23-50

Edward Prescott

Algebraic production functions and their uses before Cobb-Douglas pp. 51-83

Thomas M. Humphrey