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138: The cost of adjustment and the microfoundations of the Kaldor nonlinear investment function

Garry Schinasi

137: Data revisions with moving average seasonal adjustment procedures

David A. Pierce

136: Ridge regression estimation of the Rotterdam model

J. S. Mehta and P. A. V. B. Swamy

135: Two papers on macroeconomic fluctuations

Garry Schinasi

135: A nonlinear dynamic model of short run fluctuations

Garry Schinasi

135: A note on modelling downturns: a nonlinear model vs. simple linear autoregressive schemes

Garry Schinasi

134: Target controllability

Woo S. Jung and Alfred L. Norman

134: Multiple relative maxima in optimal macroeconomic policy: an illustration

Alfred L. Norman, M. R. Norman and Carl Palash

134: On the control of structural models

Alfred L. Norman

134: Three papers on control strategies for macroeconomic models

Norman Boucher, Woo S. Jung, M. R. Norman and Carl Palash

133: The measurement of money demand

M. E. Friar, Bonnie Garrett and Peter Tinsley

132: A fully nested system of monetary quantity and dual user cost aggregates

William Barnett

131: Monopolistic competition and sequential search

Peter von zur Muehlen

130: On the existence of moments of partially restricted reduced form coefficients

J. S. Mehta and P. A. V. B. Swamy

129: Seasonal adjustment of daily data with special reference to the U.S. money supply

Gerhard Fries and David A. Pierce

128: A survey of recent developments in seasonal adjustment

David A. Pierce

127: Estimation of implicit utility models

William Barnett, Kenneth J. Kopecky and Ryuzo Sato

126: A comparison of estimators for undersized samples

P. A. V. B. Swamy

125: Applications of the Kalman filter to revisions in monthly retail sales estimates

William E. Conrad and Carol Corrado

124: A random coefficient approach to seasonal adjustment of economic time series

Arthur M. Havenner and P. A. V. B. Swamy

123: Unemployment spells and unemployment experience

George Akerlof and Brian G. M. Main

122: Irving Fisher on his head II: the consequences of the timing of payments for the demand for money

George Akerlof and Ross D. Milbourne

121: The liquidity structure adjustment decision of large money center banks

Paul A. Spindt and Vefa Tarhan

120: Seasonally adjusted rates of growth versus rates of growth of seasonally adjusted levels: some implications for monetary control

Agustin Maravall

119: Short-run forecasting and seasonal adjustment of demand deposits via sectoral disaggregation by types of holders

Agustin Maravall

118: A theory of social custom, of which unemployment may be one consequence

George Akerlof

117: The sensitivity of monetarist conclusions to monetarist assumptions: constant lag versus constant target-threshold monitoring

George Akerlof and Ross D. Milbourne

116: A theory of involuntary unemployment

George Akerlof

115: A theory of competitive equilibrium in stock market economies

Sanford Grossman and Oliver Hart

114: Further results on the informational efficiency of competitive stock markets

Sanford Grossman

113: The public good is a public good: a theory of corporations

Sanford Grossman and Oliver Hart

112: Signal extraction error in nonstationary time series

David A. Pierce

111: On estimating the fundamental dynamic equations of structural econometric models

John M. Mason and David A. Pierce

110: Indexing the U.S. economy: simulation results with the MPS model

Mark Flannery and Lewis Johnson

109: Pollak and Wachter on the household production function approach

William Barnett

108: On filtering auxiliary information in short-run monetary policy

James Berry, Bonnie Garrett, John H. Kalchbrenner and Peter Tinsley

107: Seasonal adjustment when both deterministic and stochastic seasonality are present

David A. Pierce

106: Rational expectations and multiple equilibria: love, faith, money and underemployment

Steven C. Salop

105: Coefficient uncertainty and policy aggressiveness: an empirical assessment

Roger Craine and Arthur M. Havenner

104: The implications of removing the demand deposit rate prohibition for monetary control and the conduct of monetary policy

David E. Lindsey

103: Determining the monetary instrument: a diagrammatic exposition

Stephen LeRoy and David E. Lindsey

102: Customer relationships and terms of loans: evidence from a pilot survey

Donald Hester

101: Optimal monetary policy with uncertainty

Roger Craine and Arthur M. Havenner

100: The optimal monetary instrument: an empirical assessment

Roger Craine and Arthur M. Havenner

99: Dynamic portfolio behavior and market clearing by weekly reporting banks

Donald Hester

98: Optimal bands in short-run monetary policy

Peter von zur Muehlen

97: Some partial equilibrium of tax reform on corporate policy

Peter von zur Muehlen

96: Legal reserve requirements: an instrument of monetary control?

Daniel E. Laufenberg

95: A framework for analyzing monopolistically competitive price dispersion

Steven C. Salop and Joseph Stiglitz

94: Bargains and ripoffs: a model of monopolistically competitive price dispersion

Steven C. Salop and Joseph Stiglitz