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Shocks and Crashes , pp 293-354

Martin Lettau and Sydney Ludvigson

Shocks, Institutions, and Secular Changes in Employment of Older Individuals , pp 177-216

Richard Rogerson and Johanna Wallenius

Short- and Long-Term Simulations with the Brookings Model , pp 201-310

Gary Fromm, Lawrence Klein and George R. Schink

Short- and Long-Term Simulations with the OBE Econometric Model , pp 25-138

George R. Green, Maurice Liebenberg and Albert A. Hirsch

Short-Run Capital Expenditure Anticipations and Realizations , pp 133-160

Robert Eisner

Short-Run Forecasting Models Incorporating Anticipatory Data , pp 279-326

Irwin Friend and Robert C. Jones

Short-Run Independence of Monetary Policy under a Pegged Exchange-Rates System: An Econometric Approach , pp 314-348

Daniel Laskar

Short-Run Movements of Income Shares , pp 143-188

Charles Schultze

Short-Run Objectives of Monetary Policy , pp 147-155

Guy Noyes

Short-Run Prediction and Long-Run Simulation of the Wharton Model , pp 139-200

Michael K. Evans, Lawrence Klein, Mitsuo Saito and Michael D. McCarthy

Short-Run Response to Phase III , pp 143-184

Anne O. Krueger

Short-Run Stability in Nominal and Real Terms , pp 218-239

Jere Behrman

Short-run Variations in Forecasters' Performance , pp 20-30

Victor Zarnowitz

Short-Term America Revisited? Boom and Bust in the Venture Capital Industry and the Impact on Innovation , pp 1-28

Paul Gompers and Josh Lerner

Short-term Estimates , pp 94-100

National Accounts Review Committee

Short-Term Financing

Albert Ralph Koch

Short-Term Interest Rate Differentials , pp 124-165

Oskar Morgenstern

Short-term Movements in Uses and Sources of Funds, 1953-1955 , pp 61-70

Saul B. Klaman

Should Electric Vehicle Drivers Pay a Mileage Tax? , pp 65-94

Lucas Davis and James Sallee

Should Exact Index Numbers Have Standard Errors? Theory and Application to Asian Growth , pp 483-513

Robert Feenstra and Marshall B. Reinsdorf

Should Governments Restrict Foreign Investments in Startups?

Fiona Paine, Richard R. Townsend and Ting Xu

Should Policies Be Pursued to Increase the Flow of New Doctorates? , pp 233-258

Ronald Ehrenberg

Should Private Pensions Be Indexed? , pp 211-230

Martin Feldstein

Should Public Retirement Plans be Fully Funded? , pp 195-219

Henning Bohn

Should the Government Subsidize Supply or Demand in the Market for Scientists and Engineers? , pp 221-252

Paul Romer

Should We Be Reassured If Automation in the Future Looks Like Automation in the Past? , pp 317-328

Jason Furman

Show Me the Money: Does Shared Capitalism Share the Wealth? , pp 351-375

Robert Buchele, Douglas Kruse, Loren Rodgers and Adria Scharf

Shrouded Costs of Government: The Political Economy of State and Local Public Pensions

Edward Glaeser and Giacomo Ponzetto

Signaling, Screening, and Information , pp 319-358

A. Spence

Significance of Fluctuations in Currency Holdings , pp 10-29

Anna Schwartz and Elma Oliver

Significance of International Transactions in National Income , pp 141-168

Rollin F. Bennett

Significance of Inventory Investment , pp 326-331

Moses Abramovitz

Significant Earning and Expense Relationships of a Representative Sample of Active Banks for Selected Years, 1926-1936 , pp 74

Chairman Winfield W. Riefier, David Friday, Walter Lichtenstein and J. H. Riddle

Significant Features of Migration , pp 29-53

Harry Jerome

Similar Lags in the Railroad Industry , pp 22-25

Daniel Creamer and Martin Bernstein

Similarities and Differences in the Adoption of General Purpose Technologies

Ajay Agrawal, Joshua Gans and Avi Goldfarb

Simplifying Tax Incentives and Aid for College: Progress and Prospects , pp 161-201

Susan Dynarski, Judith Scott-Clayton and Mark Wiederspan

Simulating Nonlinear Tax Rules and Nonstandard Behavior: An Application to the Tax Treatment of Charitable Contributions , pp 139-172

Martin Feldstein and Lawrence Lindsey

Simulating Retirement Behavior: The Case of France , pp 155-200

Emmanuelle Walraet and Ronan Mahieu

Simulating the Privatization of Social Security in General Equilibrium , pp 265-311

Laurence Kotlikoff

Simulating the Response to Reform of Canada , pp 83-118

Michael Baker, Jonathan Gruber and Kevin Milligan

Simulation of Pension Reforms in The Netherlands , pp 327-350

Arie Kapteyn and Klaas de Vos

Simultaneous Estimation of the Supply and Demand for Housing Location in a Multizoned Metropolitan Area , pp 51-92

Katharine Bradbury, Robert Engle, Owen Irvine and Jerome Rothenberg

Singapore as a Financial Center: New Developments, Challenges, and Prospect , pp 359-386

Ngiam Kee Jin

Sixty Years of Populism in Brazil , pp 151-173

Paulo Rabello de Castro and Marcio Ronci

Size and Frequency of Fluctuations , pp 70-128

Victor Zarnowitz

Size and Geographical Location of Corporations , pp 128-143

Ralph C. Epstein and Florence M. Clark

Size and Pattern of Income on Returns with Profit or Loss From Business and Professions , pp 51-83

C. Harry Kahn

Size and Relative Importance of Manufacturers' Inventories , pp 35-39

Moses Abramovitz

Size and Scope of the Financial Task , pp 1-27

William Leonard Crum, John F. Fennelly and Lawrence Howard Seltzer