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 3, month Nov., 1971

The Determination of Yield Differentials between Debt Instruments of the Same Maturity pp. 733-49

Ray Fair and Burton G Malkiel

A Neoclassical Monetary Growth Model with Independent Savings and Investment Functions pp. 750-59

Delano Villanueva

British Techniques of Monetary Policy: A Critical Review pp. 760-79

Donald R Hodgman

Central Banking and Economic Development: The Record of Innovation pp. 780-92

Andrew F Brimmer

The Dynamic Impacts of Autonomous Expenditures and the Monetary Base on Aggregate Income pp. 793-814

John Moroney and J M Mason

A Flow-of-Funds Model: Estimates for the Nonbank Finance Sector pp. 815-32

Patric H Hendershott

'The Economic Report of the President, 1971': A Comment pp. 833-39

Oswald Brownlee

Risk, Dividend Policy, and the Optimal Pricing of a Rights Offering pp. 840-49

Haim Levy and Marshall Sarnat

More on the Welfare Cost of Inflationary Finance pp. 850-60

Edward Tower

The Demand for Money and the Expected Rate of Price Change pp. 861-66

Dean S Dutton

The Relative Stability of Monetary Velocity and Investment Multiplier in Canada pp. 867-77

Prem S Laumas and Richard O Zerbe

Volume 3, month Aug., 1971

A Model of the Structure of Prices of Marketable U.S. Treasury Securities pp. 605-29

G O Bierwag and M A Grove

The Scope of Countercyclical Monetary Policy pp. 630-48

Mark H Willes

Eurodollars and U.S. Monetary Policy pp. 649-65

William E Gibson

An Explanation of Short-Run Fluctuations in the Ratio of Currency to Demand Deposits pp. 666-79

Alan C Hess

Money and Congress: A Review of Congressional Activity Relating to Monetary Policy pp. 680-92

Richard Zecher

Financial Intermediaries, Money Definition, and Monetary Control: Comment pp. 693-701

Jacques Melitz and George Martin

Debt Management and the Term Structure of Interest Rates: Comment pp. 702-08

Julian H Taylor

The Impact of Changes in the Stock of Money on Agricultural Income and Investment: Comment pp. 709-709

William P Gramm and Robert T Nash

Bank Employment in the World's Largest Banks: Comment pp. 712-712

Brock K Short

A Note on the 'Accelerationist' Controversy pp. 721-25

Thomas Sargent

Volume 3, month May, 1971

Fixed, Flexible, and Gliding Exchange Rates pp. 321-38

Lawrence B Krause

Exchange-Rate Flexibility and Monetary Policy pp. 339-55

Ronald McKinnon

The Comparative Merits of Fixed vs. Flexible Exchange Rates: A Comment pp. 356-62

Sven Arndt

Does the Canadian Experience Justify a Balanced View of Fixed vs. Fluctuating Exchange Rates? A Comment pp. 363-65

Lawrence Officer

McKinnon's 'Exchange-Rate Flexibility and Monetary Policy,' A Comment pp. 366-71

Thomas J Courchene

Fixed vs. Flexible Exchange Rates; A Comment pp. 372-76

John R Karlik

Comments on Krause's "Fixed, Flexible, and Gliding Exchange Rates" and McKinnon's "Exchange-Rate Flexibility and Monetary Policy" pp. 377-80

Tibor Scitovsky

A New Look at Monetary Policy Instruments pp. 381-90

George W Mitchell

The Fiscal Element in Monetary Policy: 1965- 68 pp. 391-411

John L Scadding

Scadding and Mitchell on Monetary Controls: Some Comments pp. 412-14

Thomas Mayer

The Mitchell and Scadding Papers on Monetary Controls: A Comment pp. 415-18

John H Kareken

Econometric Models of the Financial Sector pp. 419-49

Carl Christ

The Monetary Theory of Nine Recent Qtrly Econometric Models of the United States: A Comment pp. 450-60

David I Fand

A Comment on "Econometric Models of the Financial Sector" pp. 461-63

Richard Zecher

Comments on the Discussion of Econometric Models of the Carl Christ Paper pp. 464-68

Edward Gramlich

Market Transaction Costs, Asset Demand Functions, and the Relative Potency of Monetary and Fiscal Policy pp. 469-505

Thomas Sargent and Neil Wallace

The Usefulness of Monetary and Fiscal Policy as Discretionary Stabilization Tools pp. 506-32

Edward Gramlich

Notes on Money, Income, and Gramlich: A Comment pp. 533-45

Robert Gordon

Comment on Gramlich's "The Usefulness of Monetary and Fiscal Policy as Discretionary Stablization Tools" and Sargent and Wallace's "Market Transaction Costs, Asset Demand Functions, and the Relative Potency of Monetary and Fiscal Policy" pp. 546-49

Rudolf R Rhomberg

The Efficacy of Monetary and Fiscal Policy: A Comment pp. 550-54

H T Shapiro

Two Decades of Evolution of Financial Institutions and Public Policy pp. 555-70

Ernest Bloch

Secular Change in the Financial Services Industry pp. 571-89

Stuart I Greenbaum and C F Haywood

Secular Change in the Financial Services Industry: A Comment pp. 590-92

William G Dewald

Comments on the Session on the Evolution of Financial Institutions pp. 593-98

Peter A Frost

Comments on Bloch's "Two Decades of Evolution of Financial Institutions and Public Policy" and Greenbaum and Haywood's "Secular Change in the Financial Services Industry" pp. 599-603

Case M Sprenkle

Volume 3, month Feb., 1971

Agenda for a Commission to Study Financial Markets, Their Structure, and Regulation pp. 2-6

George H Borts

Terms of Reference for the President's Commission on Financial Structure and Regulation pp. 7-12

John M Culbertson

Our Financial Institutions: What Needs Changing? pp. 13-20

Thomas Mayer

One Chance in a Generation: Guideposts for the Commission on Financial Structure and Regulation pp. 21-30

Henry C Wallich

What Do Commercial Banks Want from the Presidential Commission? pp. 31-34

Thomas R Atkinson

Recent Canadian Monetary Policy pp. 35-56

Thomas J Courchene

Macroeconomic Models and the Demand for Money under Market Disequilibrium pp. 57-83

Donald P Tucker

Composition of the Money Stock Prior to the Civil War pp. 84-101

Edward J Stevens

Rules, Discretion in Monetary Management, and Short-Term Stability pp. 102-22

Victor Argy

Liquidity Preference and the Flow of Finance pp. 123-36

Paul Wells

A Note on Passive Money, Inflation, and Economic Growth pp. 137-44

Julio H G Olivera