Economic Review

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1986, issue Nov, vol 72

Options on short-term interest rate futures pp. 3-11

Anatoli Kuprianov

Japanese monetary policy, a comparative analysis pp. 12-24

Michael Dotsey

Short-term municipal securities pp. 25-34

John Walter

1986, issue Sep, vol 72

Federal funds: instrument of Federal Reserve policy pp. 3-11

Marvin Goodfriend and William Whelpley

Short-term interest rate futures pp. 12-26

Anatoli Kuprianov

1986, issue Jul, vol 72

Treasury bill versus private money market yield curves pp. 3-12

Timothy Q. Cook, Thomas A. Lawler and Timothy D. Rowe

Recent financial deregulation and the interest elasticity of M1 demand pp. 13-24

Yash P. Mehra

A review of bank performance in the Fifth District, 1985 pp. 25-33

David L. Mengle and John Walter

1986, issue May, vol 72

The discount window pp. 2-10

David L. Mengle

The national income and product accounts pp. 11-17

Roy H. Webb

Cumulative process models from Thorton to Wicksell pp. 18-25

Thomas M. Humphrey

The industrial mix of employment in the Fifth District, 1950-1985 pp. 26-34

Christine Chmura

1986, issue Mar, vol 72

An analysis of Federal Reserve pricing pp. 3-19

Anatoli Kuprianov

Monetary policy in the early 1980s pp. 20-32

Robert L. Hetzel

Real budget deficit implications of Gramm-Rudman-Hollings pp. 33-34

William G. Dewald

1986, issue Jan, vol 72

Thrift competition: does it matter? pp. 2-10

Donald L. Welker

A weekly rational expectations model of the nonborrowed reserve operating procedure pp. 11-28

Marvin Goodfriend

The agricultural outlook for 1986...continued financial weakness seen pp. 29-34

Raymond Owens

1985, issue Nov, vol 71

The rules verses discretion debate over monetary policy in the 1920s pp. 3-14

Robert L. Hetzel

CBO and OMB projections, adjusted for inflation, show federal budget deficit under control pp. 15-22

William G. Dewald

1985, issue Sep, vol 71

Controversy over the federal budget deficit: a theoretical perspective pp. 3-16

Michael Dotsey

The early history of the Phillips curve pp. 17-24

Thomas M. Humphrey

1985, issue Jul, vol 71

Toward more accurate macroeconomic forecasts pp. 3-11

Roy H. Webb

A review of bank performance in the Fifth District, 1984 pp. 12-22

David L. Mengle and John Walter

The Monetary Control Act and the role of the Federal Reserve in the interbank clearing market pp. 23-35

Anatoli Kuprianov

1985, issue May, vol 71

Are NOWs being used as savings accounts? pp. 3-13

Timothy Q. Cook and Timothy D. Rowe

Daylight overdrafts and payments system risks pp. 14-27

David L. Mengle

1985, issue Mar, vol 71

The evolution and policy implications of Phillips curve analysis pp. 3-22

Thomas M. Humphrey

Inflationary expectations, money growth, and the vanishing liquidity effect of money on interest: a further investigation pp. 23-35

Yash P. Mehra

1985, issue Jan, vol 71

Financial innovation in the United States - background, current status and prospects pp. 2-22

Alfred Broaddus

Forecasts 1985 pp. 23-26

Roy H. Webb

The agricultural outlook for 1985...a little promise seen pp. 27-34

Raymond Owens

1984, issue Nov, vol 70

Base drift and the longer run growth of M1: experience from a decade of monetary targeting pp. 3-14

Alfred Broaddus and Marvin Goodfriend

A monetarist money demand function pp. 15-19

Robert L. Hetzel

The behavior of the M1 demand function in the early 1980s pp. 20-29

Robert L. Hetzel

1984, issue Sep, vol 70

An investigation of cash management practices and their effects on the demand for money pp. 3-12

Michael Dotsey

Algebraic quantity equations before Fisher and Pigou pp. 13-22

Thomas M. Humphrey

1984, issue Jul, vol 70

The Fed's mandate: help or hindrance? pp. 3-7

Robert P. Black

The tax effect, and the recent behaviours of the after-tax real rate: is it too high? pp. 8-20

Yash P. Mehra

A review of bank performance in the Fifth district, 1983 pp. 21-29

F. Ward McCarthy

1984, issue May, vol 70

The promises and pitfalls of contemporaneous reserve requirements for the implementation of monetary policy pp. 3-12

Marvin Goodfriend

On nonneutral relative price effects in monetarist thought: some Austrian misconceptions pp. 13-19

Thomas M. Humphrey

Equalizing regional differences in wages: a study of wages and migration in the South and other regions pp. 20-33

William E. Cullison

1984, issue Mar, vol 70

The evolution of the bank regulatory structure: a reappraisal pp. 3-21

F. Ward McCarthy

The 1983 M1 seasonal factor revisions: an illustration of problems that may arise in using seasonally adjusted data for policy purposes pp. 22-33

Timothy Q. Cook

1984, issue Jan, vol 70

Vector autoregressions as a tool for forecast evaluations pp. 3-11

Roy H. Webb

The economic outlook for the Fifth District states in 1984: forecasts from vector autoregression models pp. 12-23

Anatoli Kuprianov and William M. Lupoletti

Forecasts 1984 pp. 24-26

Roy H. Webb

1983, issue Nov, vol 69

The behavior of the spread between Treasury bill rates and private money market rates since 1978 pp. 3-15

Timothy Q. Cook and Thomas A. Lawler

Empirical comparisons of credit and monetary aggregates using vector autoregressive methods pp. 16-29

Edward Offenbacher, Richard D. Porter and Georg Rich

Money, credit, and Federal Reserve Policy: reply to Porter and Offenbacher pp. 30-33

Benjamin M. Friedman

Response to Friedman pp. 34-35

Edward Offenbacher, Richard D. Porter and Georg Rich

1983, issue Sep, vol 69

An examination of implicit interest rates on demand deposits pp. 3-11

Michael Dotsey

Can the central bank peg real interest rates?: a survey of classical and neoclassical opinion pp. 12-21

Thomas M. Humphrey

1983, issue Jul, vol 69

A review of bank performance in the Fifth District, 1982 pp. 3-11

John Walter

Why economic data should be handled with care: the case of the suspiciously slow growth statistic pp. 12-13

Roy H. Webb

1983, issue May, vol 69

The early history of the real/nominal interest rate relationship pp. 2-10

Thomas M. Humphrey

The relationship between money and expenditure in 1982 pp. 11-19

Robert L. Hetzel

1983, issue Mar, vol 69

A historical assessment of the rationales and functions of reserve requirements pp. 3-21

Marvin Goodfriend and Monica Hargraves

1983, issue Jan, vol 69

Forecasts 1983 pp. 3-6

Roy H. Webb

Another difficult year... the 1983 outlook for agriculture pp. 7-11

Sada L. Clarke

The relationship between the discount rate and the federal funds rate under the Federal Reserve's post-October 6th 1979 operating procedure pp. 12-15

Alfred Broaddus and Timothy Q. Cook