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43: RPD model of money supply: a dynamic approach

Daniel E. Laufenberg

42: Search theory and duration data: a theory of sorts

Stephen Salant

41: Monetary and fiscal effects on economic activity: a reduced form examination of their relative importance

Roger Waud

40: Alternative adjustment mechanisms and the long run Phillips relation: job search vs. the \"neoclassical\" tatonnement

Lewis Johnson

39: An econometric model of channeled monetary effects on conventional mortgage credit

Daniel E. Laufenberg

38: Interest rate risk protection for savings institutions through debenture sales

Donald P. Tucker

37: The cost of capital, the desired capital stock, and a variable investment tax credit as a stabilization tool

Glenn C. Picou and Roger Waud

36: On the relationships among monetary aggregates

Myron B. Slovin

35: Aggregation over time, the supply and demand for money, and monetary policy

Stanley Black

34: When is an indicator a leading indicator?

David A. Pierce

33: A study of the postwar demand for financial assets

Kenneth R. Kleefeld

32: Demand analysis and stochastic prior information

John Paulus

31: On the use of survey sample weights in the linear model

Richard D. Porter

30: Systematic job search and unemployment

Steven C. Salop

29: Wage differentials in a dynamic theory of the firm

Steven C. Salop

28: Monetary and fiscal policy in a two-sector aggregative model

Dale Henderson and Thomas Sargent

27: Optimal estimation and control: a structural approximation

Elizabeth MacRae

26: On the value of the firm and optimal investment under uncertainty

Guy V. G. Stevens

25: Financial adjustment to inflation

William Poole

24: On Tobin's multiperiod portfolio theorem

Guy V. G. Stevens

23: Price behavior in U.S. manufacturing: an application of dynamic monopoly pricing

Peter von zur Muehlen

22: N-person dynamic oligopoly: the case of conjectured price variations under certainty

Peter von zur Muehlen

21: On the optimal monopoly price over time

Peter von zur Muehlen

20: Matrix derivatives with an application to the analysis of covariance structures

Elizabeth MacRae

19: Solutions for stochastic cash balance inventory problems using a dynamic programming formulation

Steven M. Roberts

18: Optimal distributed lag responses and expectations

Roger Craine

17: Patinkin's macro model as a model of market disequilibrium

Donald P. Tucker

16: Definitions of money: some theoretical and empirical issues

Helen T. Farr

15: On ramps, turnpikes, and distributed lag approximations of optimal intertemporal adjustment

Peter Tinsley

14: The use of prior information in nonlinear regression

Peter Tinsley

13: A stochastic cash balance inventory model with non-zero fixed and proportional transfer costs and proportional opportunity and penalty costs

Steven M. Roberts

12: On the service flow from labor

Roger Craine

11: A variable weight distributed lag model

Peter Tinsley

10: On distributed lag specifications of optimal factor adjustment paths

Peter Tinsley

9: On optimal dynamic adjustment of quasi-fixed factors

Peter Tinsley

8: On the specification of a distributed lag adjustment model

Roger Craine

7: Capital structure, precautionary balances, and valuation of the firm: the problem of financial risk

Peter Tinsley

6: Chance constrained programming with applications to portfolio problems in commercial banking

Richard Puckett

5: The application of quadratic programming to the portfolio selection problem: a review

Robert T. Parry

4: On polynomial approximation of distributed lags

Peter Tinsley

3: A constrained estimation approach to the demand for liquid assets

Edward Gramlich and John H. Kalchbrenner

2: Optimal choice of monetary policy instruments in a simple stochastic macro model

William Poole

1: Some simple rules for the conduct of monetary policy

James L. Pierce