Business Economics

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Charles Steindel

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Palgrave Macmillan
National Association for Business Economics
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From the editor pp. 187-188: Charles Steindel
Unconventional monetary policy and the role of central banks pp. 189-193: Raghuram Rajan
Inflation, uncertainty, and monetary policy pp. 194-207: Janet L. Yellen
The tax reform agenda pp. 208-215: Martin Feldstein
Did Okun’s law die after the Great Recession? pp. 216-226: Giorgio Canarella and Stephen Miller
America’s online ‘jobs’: conceptualizations, measurements, and influencing factors pp. 227-249: Christopher Alex Hooton
Quantifying the housing recovery: which MSAs are experiencing bubbles? pp. 250-259: Azhar Iqbal and Mark Vitner
Business economics in a post-truth era pp. 260-264: Stuart P. M. Mackintosh
Paradox resolved? A review of the Rise and Fall of American Growth, by Robert J. Gordon pp. 265-267: John Fernald
The age of experts: a review of Marc Levinson’s an extraordinary time pp. 268-271: Stephen C. Sexauer and Laurence B. Siegel

From the Editor pp. 127-128: Charles Steindel
The overselling of globalization pp. 129-137: Joseph Stiglitz
OECD’s interim economic outlook, March 2017 pp. 138-148: Catherine Mann
Federal policy and economic growth pp. 149-153: Douglas Elmendorf
Faster growth and greater fiscal responsibility are possible pp. 154-157: Glenn Hubbard
What is the potential growth rate of the U.S. economy, and how might policy affect it? pp. 158-167: Jason Furman
Policy uncertainty and the economic outlook pp. 168-169: Douglas Holtz-Eakin
New policy uncertainties in the economic outlook pp. 170-174: Joel Prakken
Is there an easy cure for low growth? pp. 175-180: John Fernald
The end of alchemy: money, banking, and the future of the global economy pp. 181-183: Kevin Kliesen
The undoing project: a friendship that changed our minds pp. 184-185: Ellen Hughes-Cromwick

From the editor pp. 85-86: Charles Steindel
Secular stagnation or financial cycle drag? pp. 87-98: Claudio Borio
Does mismeasurement explain low productivity growth? pp. 99-102: Chad Syverson
Prices of high-tech products, mismeasurement, and the pace of innovation pp. 103-113: David Byrne, Stephen D. Oliner and Daniel Sichel
The necessity for a strategic approach to monetary policy pp. 114-117: Mickey D. Levy
Threats to monetary policy independence: reasons to be concerned pp. 118-122: David J. Stockton
Weapons of Math Destruction: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy pp. 123-125: Apurv Jain

From the Editor pp. 1-2: Charles Steindel
Comments at the Panel “Responders of First or Last Resort: Central Bank Strategies in an Era of Ultra-Low Interest Rates” pp. 3-6: Charles Evans
Monetary Policy Accommodation at the Lower Bound pp. 7-14: Signe Krogstrup
The Man Who Knew: The Life and Times of Alan Greenspan by Sebastian Mallaby pp. 15-31: William Poole
Are Young People Becoming More Risk Averse? An Analysis of Factors Contributing to the Rise in Precautionary Savings Among Young Adults pp. 32-40: LaVaughn M. Henry
When is a Firm Born? Alternative Criteria and Consequences pp. 41-56: Paul Davidson Reynolds
The U.S. Carpet Industry: History, Industry Dynamics, and a Simple Model for Short-Term Forecasting pp. 57-67: Kevin Swift and Emily Sanchez
The Competitive Dynamics of the Generic Drug Manufacturing Industry pp. 68-75: Evan Hoffman
Money Changes Everything: How Finance Made Civilization Possible pp. 76-77: Larry Neal
The Curse of Cash pp. 78-80: Stephen Williamson
Erratum to: When is a Firm Born? Alternative Criteria and Consequences pp. 81-83: Paul Davidson Reynolds

From the Editor pp. 187-187: Charles Steindel
Ultra-Easy Money: Digging the Hole Deeper? pp. 188-202: William R. White
The Business Economist’s Toolkit pp. 203-206: Lisa Emsbo-Mattingly
Manipulation and Deception as Part of a Phishing Equilibrium pp. 207-212: George Akerlof and Robert Shiller
The Evolving Contours of Productivity Performance and Automation Investment in U.S. Manufacturing pp. 213-238: Cliff Waldman
A New Framework to Estimate the Near-Term Path of the Fed Funds Rate pp. 239-247: Sam Bullard, Azhar Iqbal and John Silvia
Is Predicting Recessions Enough? pp. 248-259: Azhar Iqbal and John Silvia
Does Economic Activity Slow in Election Years? pp. 260-265: Michael A. Brown and Michael Pugliese

From the Editor pp. 125-126: Charles Steindel
Northern America’s Production of Technology Capital Is Transforming the World Economy pp. 127-132: Edward Prescott
Reflections on Macroeconomics Then and Now pp. 133-141: Stanley Fischer
Challenging the Groupthink of the Guild pp. 142-146: Kevin Warsh
Finding the Equilibrium Real Interest Rate in a Fog of Policy Deviations pp. 147-154: John Taylor and Volker Wieland
Why We Need Sound Public Finances pp. 155-157: Ludger Schuknecht
The Case for an Active Fiscal Policy in the Developed World pp. 158-160: Angel Ubide
Housing Conundrum: A Shortage of Demand or Supply? pp. 161-165: Stephen D. Oliner
The US Aerospace Industry: A Manufacturing Powerhouse pp. 166-180: Maksim Soshkin
When Technical Skills Are Not All You Need to Succeed pp. 181-183: Constance L. Hunter
Concrete Economics: The Hamilton Approach to Economic Growth and Policy pp. 184-185: Francis Schott

From the Editor pp. 1-2: Robert Thomas Crow
Economic Implications of Demographic Change pp. 3-7: James Poterba
Public and Private Challenges of an Aging U.S. Population pp. 8-10: Olivia Mitchell
Economic Implications of Demographic Change: Diversity Dividend or Deficit&quest pp. 11-17: Marta Tienda
Secular Outlook for Global Growth: 2015–34 pp. 18-26: Irina Tytell, Lisa Emsbo-Mattingly and Dirk Hofschire
Exploring a Measurement of Analytics Capabilities pp. 27-35: Suzanne Clain, Matthew J Liberatore and Bruce Pollack-Johnson
Fed Funds Rate Surprises and Financial Markets pp. 36-49: John Silvia, Azhar Iqbal and Alex Moehring
The Courage to Act: A Memoir of a Crisis and Its Aftermath pp. 50-52: Charles Steindel
The Midas Paradox: Financial Markets, Government Policy Shocks, and the Great Depression pp. 52-54: John C Goodman