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2010-02: Expectations traps and coordination failures: selecting among multiple discretionary equilibria

Richard Dennis and Tatiana Kirsanova

2010-01: Macro-finance models of interest rates and the economy

Glenn Rudebusch

2009-29: Can lower tax rates be bought? Business rent-seeking and tax competition among U.S. states

Bob Chirinko and Daniel Wilson

2009-28: Do credit constraints amplify macroeconomic fluctuations?

Zheng Liu, Pengfei Wang and Tao Zha

2009-27: Financial choice in a non-Ricardian model of trade

Katheryn Russ and Diego Valderrama

2009-26: Risk aversion, the labor margin, and asset pricing in DSGE models

Eric Swanson

2009-25: A theory of banks, bonds, and the distribution of firm size

Katheryn Russ and Diego Valderrama

2009-24: The role of capital service-life in a model with heterogenous labor and vintage capital

Milton Marquis, Wuttipan Tantivong and Bharat Trehan

2009-23: Heeding Daedalus: Optimal inflation and the zero lower bound

John Williams

2009-22: Mortgage loan securitization and relative loan performance

John Krainer and Elizabeth Laderman

2009-21: A state level database for the manufacturing sector: construction and sources

Bob Chirinko and Daniel Wilson

2009-20: Mortgage default and mortgage valuation

John Krainer, Stephen LeRoy and Munpyung O

2009-19: Household inflation experiences in the U.S.: a comprehensive approach

Bart Hobijn, Kristin Mayer, Carter Stennis and Giorgio Topa

2009-18: Cross-country causes and consequences of the 2008 crisis: international linkages and American exposure

Andrew Rose and Mark Spiegel

2009-17: Cross-country causes and consequences of the 2008 crisis: early warning

Andrew Rose and Mark Spiegel

2009-16: Monetary policy response to oil price shocks

Jean-Marc Natal

2009-15: Welfare-based optimal monetary policy with unemployment and sticky prices: a linear-quadratic framework

Federico Ravenna and Carl Walsh

2009-14: Foreign entry into underwriting services: evidence from Japan's \"Big Bang\" deregulation

Jose Lopez and Mark Spiegel

2009-13: Do central bank liquidity facilities affect interbank lending rates?

Jens Christensen, Jose Lopez and Glenn Rudebusch

2009-12: The welfare consequences of monetary policy

Federico Ravenna and Carl Walsh

2009-11: The paradox of declining female happiness

Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers

2009-10: Survey measures of expected inflation and the inflation process

Bharat Trehan

2009-09: The international dimension of productivity and demand shocks in the U.S. economy

Giancarlo Corsetti, Luca Dedola and Sylvain Leduc

2009-08: The effect of an employer health insurance mandate on health insurance coverage and the demand for labor: evidence from Hawaii

Thomas Buchmueller, John DiNardo and Robert Valletta

2009-07: Beyond Kuznets: persistent regional inequality in China

Christopher Candelaria, Mary Daly and Galina Hale

2009-06: The Olympic effect

Andrew Rose and Mark Spiegel

2009-05: What do we know and not know about potential output?

Susanto Basu and John Fernald

2009-04: Unemployment dynamics in the OECD

Bart Hobijn and Aysegul Sahin

2009-03: CONDI: a cost-of-nominal-distortions index

Stefano Eusepi, Bart Hobijn and Andrea Tambalotti

2009-02: EAD calibration for corporate credit lines

Gabriel Jimenez, Jose Lopez and Jesús Saurina

2009-01: Sources of the Great Moderation: shocks, friction, or monetary policy?

Zheng Liu, Daniel Waggoner and Tao Zha

2008-35: Consumption-habits in a new Keynesian business cycle model

Richard Dennis

2008-34: Inflation expectations and risk premiums in an arbitrage-free model of nominal and real bond yields

Jens Christensen, Jose Lopez and Glenn Rudebusch

2008-33: Sovereign wealth funds: stylized facts about their determinants and governance

Joshua Aizenman and Reuven Glick

2008-32: Navigating the trilemma: capital flows and monetary policy in China

Reuven Glick and Michael Hutchison

2008-31: The bond premium in a DSGE model with long-run real and nominal risks

Glenn Rudebusch and Eric Swanson

2008-30: Do nominal rigidities matter for the transmission of technology shocks?

Zheng Liu and Louis Phaneuf

2008-29: Exporting deflation? Chinese exports and Japanese prices

Christian Broda and David Weinstein

2008-28: China's exporters and importers: firms, products, and trade partners

Kalina Manova and Zhiwei Zhang

2008-27: Why do foreigners invest in the United States?

Kristin Forbes

2008-26: Current account dynamics and monetary policy

Andrea Ferrero, Mark Gertler and Lars Svensson

2008-25: When bonds matter: home bias in goods and assets

Nicolas Coeurdacier and Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas

2008-24: Inventories, lumpy trade, and large devaluations

George Alessandria, Joseph Kaboski and Virgiliu Midrigan

2008-23: How much of South Korea’s growth miracle can be explained by trade policy?

Michelle P. Connolly and Kei-Mu Yi

2008-22: Asymmetric expectation effects of regime shifts in monetary policy

Zheng Liu, Daniel Waggoner and Tao Zha

2008-21: Timeless perspective policymaking: When is discretion superior?

Richard Dennis

2008-20: Who drove the boom in euro-denominated bond issues?

Galina Hale and Mark Spiegel

2008-19: Happiness, unhappiness, and suicide: an empirical assessment

Mary Daly and Daniel Wilson

2008-18: Learning, adaptive expectations, and technology shocks

Kevin Huang, Zheng Liu and Tao Zha

2008-17: Loan officers and relationship lending to SMEs

Hirofumi Uchida, Gregory Udell and Nobuyoshi Yamori