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 2, month Nov., 1970
- The Optimum Quantity of Money pp. 397-419

- Jerome L Stein
- Credit Standards and Tight Money pp. 420-34

- Dudley G Luckett
- A Credit Scoring Model for Commercial Loans pp. 435-45

- Yair E Orgler
- Effects of Tight Money on 1966 Business Investment: The True Findings of the Commerce Department-Wharton Survey pp. 446-60

- William H White
- Fiscal Policy in IS-LM Analysis: A Correction pp. 461-72

- William L Silber
- Empirical Evidence on the Short-Run Real Balance Effect in Canada pp. 473-85

- J Ernest Tanner
- Political Economy and National Priorities: A Review Essay of the Economic Report of the President and the Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisers pp. 486-92

- James Buchanan
- Monetary Theory and Policy in the Payments System of the Future pp. 493-503

- Lawrence S Ritter and Thomas R Atkinson
- Quantity Theories Old and New pp. 504-12

- Joan Robinson
- Short-Changing the Small Saver: Federal Government Discrimination against the Small Saver During the Vietnam War pp. 513-22

- Edward Kane
Volume 2, month Aug., 1970
- The Determination of the Stock of Reserves and the Balance of Payments in a Neo-Keynesian Model pp. 269-90

- Neil Wallace
- Optimal Stochastic Control of Linear Economic Systems pp. 291-302

- Gregory Chow
- Risk Structures and the Distribution of Benefits within the FHA Home Mortgage Insurance Program pp. 303-22

- George von Furstenberg
- Bank Merger Policy and Problems: A Linkage Theory of Oligopoly pp. 323-36

- Elinor Harris Solomon
- The Euro-Dollar System and International Liquidity pp. 337-47

- Klaus Friedrich
- Purchasing Power Parity as an Explanation of Long-Term Changes in Exchange Rates pp. 348-57

- Henry J Gailliot
- Determinants of Correspondent Banking Relationships pp. 358-69

- Robert J Lawrence and Duane Lougee
- The United States Balance of Payments in 1968: A Comment pp. 370-82

- H Robert Heller
- A Note on the Theory of Transactions Demand for Cash pp. 383-84

- Harry G Johnson
- The Optimum Monetary Instrument Variable: A Comment pp. 385-90

- John H Kareken
Volume 2, month May, 1970
- The Federal Reserve Discount Mechanism as an Instrument for Dealing with Banking Market Imperfections pp. 138-46

- Robert C Holland
- The Discount Proposal from the Standpoint of Commercial Banks pp. 147-50

- Thomas R Atkinson
- Reflections on the Discount Window pp. 151-57

- Donald D Hester
- Changes in the Discount Mechanism: The Joint Economic Committee Hearings and Report pp. 158-65

- Deane Carson
- Central Bank Policy, the Money Supply, and the Short-Term Rate of Interest pp. 166-218

- Franco Modigliani, Robert Rasche and J Philip Cooper
- Programming a Credit Network Under Uncertainty pp. 219-46

- Sten Thore
- The Covered-Arbitrage Schedule: A Critical Survey of Recent Developments pp. 247-57

- Lawrence Officer and Thomas D Willett
- Portfolio Choice and Monetary Theory: A Review Essay pp. 258-67

- Thomas R Saving
Volume 2, month Feb., 1970
- Deposit Interest Ceilings as a Monetary Control pp. 4-14

- James Tobin
- Controls on Interest Rates Paid by Banks pp. 15-32

- Milton Friedman
- Reflections on Recent Federal Reserve Policy pp. 33-44

- Paul A Samuelson
- Public Policies as Causes of Fluctuations pp. 45-55

- Allan Meltzer
- Money-Market Rates, the Discount Rate, and Borrowing from the Federal Reserve pp. 56-82

- Peter A Frost and Thomas Sargent
- Outside Money, Inside Money, and the Real Balance Effect pp. 83-100

- Thomas R Saving
- Bank Employment: A Cross-Section Analysis of the World's Largest Banks: A Comment pp. 101-11

- George G Kaufman
- Regulation F and the Yield Structure of the U. S. Government Securities Market: A Comment pp. 112-22

- Charles R Wolf
- A Long-Run Demand Function for Money in the Soviet Union: A Comment pp. 123-31

- Joyce E Pickersgill
Volume 1, month Nov., 1969
- A Model of Monetary and Fiscal Policy Effects on the Money Stock, Price Level, and Real Output pp. 683-705

- Carl Christ
- Money in a Static Theory of Optimal Payment Arrangements pp. 706-26

- Jurg Niehans
- Economic Openness and International Financial Flows pp. 727-49

- Marina v N Whitman
- Statistical Credit Scoring of Municipal Bonds pp. 750-64

- Willard T Carleton and Eugene M Lerner
- The Keynesian Demand-for-Money Function: Another Look and Some Additional Evidence pp. 765-77

- Panos Konstas and Mohamad W Khouja
- State Branching Restrictions and the Availability of Branching Services: A Comment pp. 778-88

- R F Lanzillotti and Thomas R Saving
- The Role of Savings Deposits as Money: A Comment pp. 789-95

- Prem S Laumas
Volume 1, month Aug., 1969
- Automatists, Hawtreyans, and Keynesians pp. 307-17

- John R Hicks
- Facts of Life about the Integration of National Capital Markets pp. 319-27

- Rene Larre
- The Obstacles to a Regional Integration of Capital Markets: A Comment pp. 328-31

- Walter Damm
- The Capital Market Phenomena: A Comment pp. 332-35

- Sidney E Rolfe
- The Problems and Prospects of Integrating European Capital Markets pp. 336-46

- Kurt Richebacher
- Prospects for Integration of European Capital Markets: A Comment pp. 347-49

- Raymond Bertrand
- The Problems and Prospects of Integrating European Capital Markets: A Comment pp. 350-53

- Scott, Ira O,
- Growth and Inflation pp. 355-426

- Maurice Allais
- Allais' Monetary Theory: Interpretation and Comment pp. 427-32

- Phillip Cagan
- Growth and Inflation: A Comment pp. 433-38

- Jurg Niehans
- Growth and Inflation: A Comment pp. 439-40

- Gary Fromm
- Growth and Inflation: A Reply to the Observations of the Discussants pp. 441-62

- Maurice Allais
- Where Stands the New Fiscal Policy? pp. 463-73

- Herbert Stein
- Fiscal Policy and Stabilization in Britain pp. 474-95

- G D N Worswick
- The Policy Discussions by Stein and Worswick: A Comment pp. 496-502

- Karl Brunner
- The New Fiscal Policy: A Comment pp. 503-05

- Peter Kenen
- Worswick's Criticism of the Correlation Criterion: A Comment pp. 506
- Milton Friedman
- The Definition of Money: Theoretical and Empirical Problems pp. 508-25

- David Laidler
- Laidler's "The Definition of Money": A Comment pp. 526-30

- Case M Sprenkle
- Laidler's "Definition of Money": A Comment pp. 531-34

- Ronald L Teigen
- Pesek and Saving's Theory of Money and Wealth: A Comment pp. 535-37

- Harry G Johnson
- How Does Monetary Policy Affect the Economy? pp. 538-48

- Maurice Mann
- Monetary Policies in the United States and the United Kingdom: A Comment pp. 549-52

- Christopher McMahon
- Comment on Maurice Mann's Views on Monetary Policy pp. 553-55

- Thomas R Atkinson
- Keynesian Monetary Theories, Stabilization Policy, and the Recent Inflation pp. 556-87

- David I Fand
- David Fand's "Keynesian Monetary Theories, Stabilization Policy, and the Recent Inflation": A Comment pp. 588-89

- Kenneth E Boulding
- Keynesian Monetary Theories, Stabilization Policy, and the Recent Inflation: A Comment pp. 590-99
- Henry C Wallich
- Financial Disintermediation and Policy pp. 600-17

- Donald D Hester
- A Comment on Hester's Paper pp. 618-23

- Allan Meltzer
- Toward a Better International Monetary System pp. 625-48

- Robert Mundell
- The Case for Raising the Price of Gold pp. 649-65

- Peter M Oppenheimer
- Comments on the Papers by Oppenheimer and Mundell pp. 666-67

- Brian Tew
- Managing the World's Money Supply: A Comment pp. 668-74

- A James Meigs
- The Case for Raising the Price of Gold: A Comment pp. 675-78

- David Laidler
- The Views of Mundell and Oppenheimer: A Comment pp. 679-80

- Maurice Allais
Volume 1, month May, 1969
- Real and Monetary Factors in the Business Cycle pp. 138-52

- Hugh Rose
- "Neoclassical" and "Keynes-Wicksell" Monetary Growth Models pp. 153-71

- Jerome L Stein
- On Money and Growth pp. 172-87

- Frank Hahn
- A Monetary Growth Model with Variable Employment pp. 188-206

- Keizo Nagatani
- The Non-Neutrality of Money in the Long Run: A Discussion of the Critical Assumptions and Some Evidence pp. 207-27

- Phillip Cagan
- Efficient Monetary and Fiscal Policies in Balanced Growth pp. 228-51

- Jurg Niehans
- Notes on Money and Economic Growth pp. 252-65

- Alvin L Marty
- A Critical Note on the Optimum Supply of Money pp. 266-80

- S C Tsiang
- Money and Growth: A Country Cross-Section Analysis pp. 281-302

- Henry C Wallich
Volume 1, month Feb., 1969
- The Definition of Money: Net Wealth and Neutrality as Criteria pp. 1-14

- Milton Friedman and Anna J Schwartz
- A General Equilibrium Approach to Monetary Theory pp. 15-29

- James Tobin
- Inside Money, Outside Money, Income, Wealth, and Welfare in Monetary Theory pp. 30-45

- Harry G Johnson
- The Chicago Tradition, the Quantity Theory, and Friedman pp. 46-70

- Don Patinkin
- The Term Structure of Interest Rates: Some Additional Evidence pp. 71-83

- Michael J Hamburger and Cynthia M Latta
- A Cross-Sectional Analysis of the Cost of Operations of Trust Departments pp. 84-100

- Neil B Murphy
- Inside Money, Outside Money, and the Wealth Effect pp. 101-11

- Alvin L Marty
- The Term Structure of Interest Rates: A Re-examination of the Evidence pp. 112-20

- Franco Modigliani and Richard Sutch
- "Inefficient" European Capital Markets as an Explanation of International Capital Movements pp. 121-23

- Donald G Heckerman