Working Paper Series, Macroeconomic Issues

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91-25: R&D and internal finance: a panel study of small firms in high-tech industries

Charles P. Himmelberg and Bruce Petersen

91-23: Seasonality and equilibrium business cycle theories

R. Braun and Charles Evans

91-22: Productivity shocks and real business cycles

Charles Evans

91-21: The effect of changes in reserve requirements on investment and GNP

Prakash Loungani and Mark Rush

91-20: Seasonal Solow residuals and Christmas: a case for labor hoarding and increasing returns

R. Braun and Charles Evans

91-16: Why does the paper-bill spread predict real economic activity?

Benjamin M. Friedman and Kenneth Kuttner

91-14: Using noisy indicators to measure potential output

Kenneth Kuttner

91-1: Structural unemployment and public policy in interwar Britain: a review essay

Prakash Loungani

90-8: Money, output, and inflation: testing the P-star restrictions

Kenneth Kuttner

90-7: Sectoral shifts in interwar Britain

Prakash Loungani and Mark Rush

90-3: Money supply announcements and the market's perception of Federal Reserve policy

Steven Strongin and Vefa Tarhan

90-2: Unit roots in real GNP: do we know, and do we care?

Lawrence Christiano and Martin Eichenbaum

90-18: Investment smoothing with working capital: new evidence on the impact of financial constraints

Steven Fazzari and Bruce Petersen

90-17: Another look at the evidence on money-income casualty

Benjamin M. Friedman and Kenneth Kuttner

90-16: Term-structure spreads, the money supply mechanism, and indicators of monetary policy

Robert D. Laurent

90-15: Stock market dispersion and real economic activity: evidence from quarterly data

Prakash Loungani, Mark Rush and William Tave

90-14: Macroeconomic models and the term structure of interest rates

Steven Strongin

90-13: Real business cycle theory: wisdom or whimsy?

Martin Eichenbaum

90-11: Money, income, prices and interest rates after the 1980s

Benjamin M. Friedman and Kenneth Kuttner

90-10: The output, employment, and interest rate effects of government consumption

S. Aiyagari, Lawrence Christiano and Martin Eichenbaum

90: Current real business cycle theories and aggregate labor market fluctuations

Lawrence Christiano and Martin Eichenbaum

89-22: Labor mobility, unemployment and sectoral shifts: evidence from micro data

Prakash Loungani, Richard Rogerson and Yang-Hoon Sonn

89-20: Investment cyclicality in manufacturing industries

Bruce Petersen and William Strauss

89-19: Trade policy and union wage dynamics

Ellen Rissman

89-15: Monetary and non-monetary sources of inflation: an error correction analysis

Kenneth Kuttner

89-13: Back of the G-7 pack: public investment and productivity growth in the Group of Seven

David Aschauer