Journal of Money, Credit and Banking

1969 - 2013

Continued by Journal of Money, Credit and Banking.

Current editor(s): Robert deYoung, Paul Evans, Pok-Sang Lam and Kenneth D. West

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Volume 11, month Nov., 1979

Has the Federal Reserve Shifted from a Policy of Interest Rate Targets to a Policy of Monetary Aggregate Targets? pp. 381-404

Edgar Feige and Robert McGee

The Behavior of the Currency-Deposit Ratio during the Great Depression pp. 405-18

James M Boughton and Elmus R Wicker

Cross-National Money to Income Causality: U.S. Money to U.K. Income pp. 419-26

J. Mixon, Leila J Pratt and Myles S Wallace

Patterns of Monetary Policy in Latin America pp. 427-37

Arturo Porzecanski

Limit Pricing and the Banking Industry pp. 438-46

Timothy Hannan

Comparing Survey and Rational Measures of Expected Inflation: Forecast Performance and Interest Rate Effects pp. 447-56

Douglas Pearce

On the Random Walk Characteristics of Short- and Long-Term Interest Rates in an Efficient Market pp. 457-66

James Pesando

A Model of Exchange Rates and Capital Flows: The Canadian Floating Rate Experience pp. 467-82

Richard D Haas and William E Alexander

What Is Money? The Goldsmith Myth Revisited: A Note pp. 483-85

Steven A Finkler

Reserve Requirements and Control of the Money Supply: A Note pp. 486-93

Lawrence F Sherman, Case M Sprenkle and Bryan E Stanhouse

Federal Reserve Policy Strategy and Interest Rate Seasonality: A Note pp. 494-99

Thomas A Lawler

Bank Home Office Protection Laws and Intercity Branching in Statewide Branch Banking States: A Note pp. 500-505

Donald T Savage

Bankers' Balances, Demand Deposit Interest, and Agricultural Credit before the Banking Act of 1933: A Note pp. 506-14

Brian C Gendreau

Volume 11, month Aug., 1979

Monetary and Fiscal Policies in an Inflationary Economy: A Simulation Approach pp. 259-83

Duc-Tho Nguyen and Stephen J Turnovsky

Monetary Aggregate Targets and the Volatility of Interest Rates: A Taxonomic Discussion pp. 284-300

Raymond Lombra and Frederick Struble

Reserve Requirements: Are They Lagged in the Wrong Direction? pp. 301-10

Robert D Laurent

A Model of Balance-of-Payments Crises pp. 311-25

Paul Krugman

A New Look at Real Money Balances as a Variable in the Production Function pp. 326-39

Eugenie Dudding Short

Monetary Policy and the Balance of Payments in Mexico, 1955-75 pp. 340-48

D Sykes Wilford and J Richard Zecher

Customer Relationships and Terms of Loans: Evidence from a Pilot Survey: A Note pp. 349-57

Donald D Hester

The Relationship between Money, Income, and Prices: Has Money Mattered Historically? A Note pp. 358-65

Arturo Brillembourg and Mohsin Khan

Negotiated Municipal Bond Underwritings: Implications for Efficiency: A Note pp. 366-70

Eric H Sorensen

Volume 11, month May, 1979

Substitution and Expectation Effects on Long-Term Borrowing Behavior and Long-Term Interest Rates pp. 131-50

Benjamin M Friedman

The Term Structure of Interest Rates in the MIT-PENN-SSRC Model: Reality or Illusion? pp. 151-64

Llad Phillips and John Pippenger

Knut Wicksell and Gustav Cassel on Secular Movements in Prices pp. 165-81

Lars Jonung

Explicit and Implicit Demand Deposit Interest: Substitutes or Complements from the Bank's Point of View? pp. 182-91

Douglas W Mitchell

Welfare and Savings Effects of Indexation pp. 192-201

Sudipto Bhattacharya

Fiscal Constraints, Domestic Credit, and International Reserve Flows in the United Kingdom, 1952-71: A Note pp. 202-08

M A Akhtar, Bluford H Putnam and D Sykes Wilford

Bid-Ask Price Spreads in the Agency Bond Market: A Note pp. 209-13

John S Bildersee

An Empirical Investigation of Tax Discounting: A Comment pp. 214-18

J Ernest Tanner

When Is Inflation Not Inflation: A Note pp. 219-21

Gordon Tullock

The Profiles of Late-Paying Consumer Loan Borrowers: An Exploratory Study: A Note pp. 222-26

James S Ang, Jess H Chua and Clinton H Bowling

Branching Laws and Banking Offices: A Comment pp. 227-30

Donald T Savage and David Burras Humphrey

Liquidity Creation in the Euromarkets: A Comment pp. 231-34

Bernd Heinevetter

Monetary Policy, Inflation, and Devaluation: A Case Study of the Philippines: A Note pp. 235-42

Anh Nga Nguyen

A Possible Error in the Expectations Theory: A Note pp. 243-45

Yakov Amihud

Volume 11, month Feb., 1979

Indexation, Expectations, and Stability pp. 1-21

Bulent Gultekin and Anthony M Santomero

Money Supply Theory with Competitively Determined Deposit Rates and Activity Charges pp. 22-31

Thomas R Saving

Variation across Households in the Rate of Inflation pp. 32-46

Robert T Michael

A Short-Run Two-Sector Model with Immobile Capital pp. 47-67

Gary Smith and William Starnes

Monetary Equilibrium and Balance-of-Payments Adjustment: An Empirical Test of the U.S. Balance of Payments, 1951-73 pp. 68-79

Giuseppe Tullio

Do Money Supply Announcements Affect Short-Term Interest Rates? A Note pp. 80-86

Bradford Cornell

A Monetary Approach to International Capital Flows Applied to the United States: A Note pp. 87-90

David C Luan and Norman C Miller

Consumer Response to Restructured Financial Institutions: The Case of Maine: A Note pp. 91-98

Neil B Murphy and Lewis Mandell

Optimal Reserve Requirement Ratios against Bank Deposits for Short-Run Monetary Control: A Note pp. 99-105

Daniel E Laufenberg

The Efficacy of Selective Credit Policies: An Alternative Test: A Note pp. 106-10

Michael J Hamburger and Burton Zwick

Does the St. Louis Equation Even Believe in Itself? A Comment pp. 111-17

John Vrooman

Volume 10, month Nov., 1978

A Criticism of One Class of Macroeconomic Models with Rational Expectations pp. 411-17

Ray Fair

Price Level Adjustments and the Rational Expectations Approach to Macroeconomic Stabilization Policy pp. 418-36

Bennett McCallum

Inflation, Taxes, and the Public Debt pp. 437-52

Alvin L Marty

Exchange Rate Risk and the Optimal Diversification of Foreign Currency Holdings pp. 453-63

Haim Levy and Marshall Sarnat

Money and Capital or Financial Deepening in Economic Development? pp. 464-75

Maxwell J Fry

An Assessment of the Income Stabilization Impact of Monetary Policy in Twelve Industrialized Countries pp. 476-90

Robert F Fix and Charles M Sivesind

Bank Examination Data as Predictors of Bank Net Loan Losses pp. 491-504

David R Graham and David Burras Humphrey

A Primer on Inflation pp. 505-21

Arnold C Harberger

On the Fundamental Role of Transactions Costs in Monetary Theory: Two Illustrations from Casino Gambling: A Note pp. 522-28

Lawrence S Ritter

A Didactic Note on the Transactions Demand for Money and Behavior towards Risk: A Note pp. 529-38

Willem Buiter and Clive A Armstrong

Volume 10, month Aug., 1978

Anticipated Inflation and Interest Rates in an Open Economy pp. 275-89

John Makin

Price Expectations, Partial Adjustment and the Sectoral Demand for Money in Australia pp. 290-307

Robert P Albon and Thomas J Valentine

Determinants of Exchange Rate Practices pp. 308-21

H Robert Heller

The Role of Fiscal Policy in a Financially Disaggregated Macroeconomic Model pp. 322-36

Darrel Cohen and J Stuart McMenamin

The Impact of Relative Security Supplies: A Test with Data from a Regional Tax-Exempt Bond Market pp. 337-47

Patric H Hendershott and David S Kidwell

The Cyclical Behavior of Risk Spreads on New Municipal Issues pp. 348-62

Earl Benson and Robert J Rogowski

The Fisher Relationship under Different Monetary Standards: A Note pp. 363-70

I B Ibrahim and Raburn M Williams

A Solution to the Inverse Problem of Optimal Control: A Note pp. 371-77

Yoshio Niho and John Makin

The Impact of the GNMA Tandem Plans: A Comment pp. 378-84

Robert Buckley

The Impact of the GNMA Tandem Plans: A Reply pp. 385-87

George von Furstenberg

Volume 10, month May, 1978

Effects of Deposit Rate Ceilings: The Evidence from Massachusetts Savings Banks pp. 139-57

Taggart, Robert A,

Bank Capital and Public Regulation pp. 158-69

Taggart, Robert A, and Stuart I Greenbaum

Credit Rationing: Issues and Questions pp. 170-83

Ernst Baltensperger

Identifying "Problem" Banks: How Do the Banking Authorities Measure a Bank's Risk Exposure? pp. 184-93

Sinkey, Joseph F,

Evidence on the Decline of FHA pp. 194-205

David L Kaserman

Commodity-Supply Shock and Full-Employment Monetary Policy pp. 206-21

Edmund Phelps

The Structure of Production, the Composition of Final Demand, and the Determination of the Price Level and Employment pp. 222-38

John Floyd and J Allan Hynes

Monetary Policy and Bank Portfolio Composition: An Empirical Analysis of Their Impact on G NP pp. 239-51

Tim S Campbell

An Analysis of Monetary Aggregates pp. 252-66

Richard J Rogalski and Joseph D Vinso

Volume 10, month Feb., 1978

Macroeconomic Dynamics and Growth in a Monetary Economy: A Synthesis pp. 1-26

Stephen J Turnovsky

Repeal of Silver Monetization in the Late Nineteenth Century pp. 27-45

Timberlake, Richard H,

Money, Equity, Values, and Income: Tests for Exogeneity pp. 46-64

Ciccolo, John H,

The Efficiency and Profitability of Minority Controlled Savings and Loan Associations pp. 65-74

William Bradford, Osborne, Alfred E, and Lewis J Spellman

Mortgage Rationing and Residential Investment: Some Results from a Brainard-Tobin Model pp. 75-87

Paul De Rosa

Bank Portfolio Regulation and the Probability of Bank Failure: A Note pp. 88-93

Roger D Blair and Arnold A Heggestad

Direct Wealth Effects in Macroeconomic Models: The Saving vs. the Definitional Approach: A Note pp. 94-98

Peter Kennedy

Inflation and the Issue of Unidirectional Causality: A Note pp. 99-101

Harold Black

The Role of the Federal Funds Market: A Note pp. 102-04

William R Bryan and Timothy J Gallagher

A Reinterpretation of Velocity Trends in the United States, 1900-1920: A Comment pp. 105-11

Robert F Stauffer

Money and Money Substitutes: A Comment pp. 112-14

James Brox

Money and Money Substitutes: A Reply pp. 115-16

John Moroney and Barry J Wilbratte

A Monetary Approach to Afghanistan's Flexible Exchange Rate: A Comment pp. 117-18

Bluford H Putnam and John J Van Belle