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- 463: Are apparent productive spillovers a figment of specification error?

- Susanto Basu and John Fernald
- 462: When do long-run identifying restrictions give reliable results?

- Jon Faust and Eric Leeper
- 461: Fluctuating confidence and stock-market returns

- Alexander David
- 460: Dollarization in Argentina

- Neil Ericsson and Steven B. Kamin
- 459: Union behavior, industry rents, and optimal policies

- Phillip Swagel
- 458: A comparison of some basic monetary policy regimes for open economies: implications of different degrees of instrument adjustment and wage persistence

- Dale Henderson and Warwick McKibbin
- 457: Cointegration, seasonality, encompassing, and the demand for money in the United Kingdom

- Neil Ericsson, David Hendry and Hong-Anh Tran
- 456: Exchange rates, prices, and external adjustment in the United States and Japan

- Peter Hooper and Jaime R. Marquez
- 455: Political and economic consequences of alternative privatization strategies

- Stefanie Lenway, Catherine Mann and Derek Utter
- 454: Is there a world real interest rate?

- Joseph Gagnon and Mark D. Unferth
- 453: Macroeconomic stabilization through monetary and fiscal policy coordination: implications for European Monetary Union

- Jay H. Bryson
- 452: Long-term banking relationships in general equilibrium

- Michael S. Gibson
- 451: The role of fiscal policy in an incomplete markets framework

- Charles Thomas
- 450: Internal funds and the investment function

- Guy V. G. Stevens
- 449: Measuring international economic linkages with stock market data

- John Ammer and Jianping Mei
- 448: Macroeconomic risk and asset pricing: estimating the apt with observable factors

- John Ammer
- 447: Near observational equivalence and unit root processes: formal concepts and implications

- Jon Faust
- 446: Market share and exchange rate pass-through in world automobile trade

- Robert Feenstra, Joseph Gagnon and Michael M. Knetter
- 445: Industry restructuring and export performance: evidence on the transition in Hungary

- Valerie J. Chang and Catherine Mann
- 444: Exchange rates and foreign direct investment: a note

- Guy V. G. Stevens
- 443: Global versus country-specific productivity shocks and the current account

- Reuven Glick and Kenneth Rogoff
- 442: The GATT's contribution to economic recovery in post-war Western Europe

- Douglas Irwin
- 441: A utility based comparison of some models of exchange rate volatility

- Dongchul Cho, Hali Edison and Kenneth West
- 440: Cointegration tests in the presence of structural breaks

- Julia Campos, Neil Ericsson and David Hendry
- 439: Life expectancy of international cartels: an empirical analysis

- Jaime R. Marquez
- 438: Daily Bundesbank and Federal Reserve intervention and the conditional variance tale in DM/$-returns

- Geert J. Almekinders and Sylvester Eijffinger
- 437: War and peace: recovering the market's probability distribution of crude oil futures prices during the Gulf crisis

- Will Melick and Charles Thomas
- 436: Growth, political instability, and the defense burden

- Stephen Blomberg
- 435: Foreign exchange policy, monetary policy, and capital market liberalization in Korea

- Deborah J. Lindner
- 434: The political economy of the won: U.S. - Korean bilateral negotiations on exchange rates

- Deborah J. Lindner
- 433: Import demand and supply with relatively few theoretical or empirical puzzles

- Andrew Warner
- 432: The liquidity premium in average interest rates

- Wilbur Coleman, Christian Gilles and Pamela Labadie
- 431: The power of cointegration tests

- Juan Dolado, Neil Ericsson and Jeroen J. M. Kremers
- 430: The adequacy of the data on U.S. international financial transactions: a Federal Reserve perspective

- Lois E. Stekler and Edwin Truman
- 429: Whom can we trust to run the Fed? Theoretical support for the founders' views

- Jon Faust
- 428: Stochastic behavior of the world economy under alternative policy regimes

- Joseph Gagnon and Ralph W. Tryon
- 427: Real exchange rates: measurement and implications for predicting U.S. external imbalances

- Jaime R. Marquez
- 426: Central banks' use in East Asia of money market instruments in the conduct of monetary policy

- Robert F. Emery
- 425: Purchasing power parity and uncovered interest rate parity: the United States 1974-1990

- Hali Edison and Will Melick
- 424: Fiscal implications of the transition from planned to market economy

- R. Sean Craig and Catherine Mann
- 423: Does world investment demand determine U.S. exports?

- Andrew Warner
- 422: The autonomy of trade elasticities: choice and consequences

- Jaime R. Marquez
- 421: German unification and the European monetary system: a quantitative analysis

- Gwyn Adams, Lewis S. Alexander and Joseph Gagnon
- 420: Taxation and inflation: a new explanation for current account imbalances

- Tamim Bayoumi and Joseph Gagnon
- 419: A primer on the Japanese banking system

- Allen B. Frankel and Paul B. Morgan
- 418: Did the debt crisis cause the investment crisis?

- Andrew Warner
- 417: External adjustment in selected developing countries in the 1990s

- William L. Helkie and David H. Howard
- 416: Did the debt crisis or the oil price decline cause Mexico's investment collapse?

- Andrew Warner
- 415: Cointegration, exogeneity, and policy analysis: an overview

- Neil Ericsson
- 414: The usefulness of P* measures for Japan and Germany

- Linda S. Kole and Michael P. Leahy