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1981-007: Energy prices, economic performance and monetary policy

John Tatom

1981-006: Investigating the shift in money demand: an econometric analysis

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1981-005: Money demand and the term structure of interest rates: some consistent estimates

Stuart Allen and Rik Hafer

1981-004: An empirical analysis of the demand for international liquidity

Dallas S. Batten

1981-003: The neoclassical model of corporate investment behavior revisited

Donald L. Hooks and Walter S. Misiolek

1981-002: On the rationality of inflation forecasts: a new look at the Livingston data

Rik Hafer and David H. Resler

1981-001: Further evidence on the stability of the short-run demand for money

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1977-018: Deposit relationships and bank portfolio selection

R. Gilbert

1973-017: The effect of market expectations on employment, wages, and prices

Denis S. Karnosky

1972-016: Commercial banking in metropolitan areas: a study of the Chicago SMSA

Susan Schmidt Bies

1972-015: The influence of current and potential competition on a commercial bank's operating efficiency

Lionel Kalish

1971-014: Money stock control and its implications for monetary policy: technical appendices

Christopher T. Babb, Albert E. Burger and Lionel Kalish

1971-013: A historical analysis of the "crowding out" of private expenditures by fiscal policy actions

Roger W. Spencer and William P. Yohe

1970-012: Empirical test on the effect of changes in money supply in developing economies

Surkoo Hahn

1970-011: A study of money stock control

Lionel Kalish

1969-010: Adjustments of selected markets in tight money periods

Roger W. Spencer

1969-009: Impact of changing economic conditions on life insurance companies

Michael J. Heppen and Roger W. Spencer

1969-008: The market for deposit-type financial assets

Jerry L. Jordan

1969-007: An analysis and development of the Brunner-Meltzer non-linear money supply hypothesis

Albert E. Burger

1968-006: A model of the markets for consumer installment credit and new automobiles

H. Albert Margolis

1968-005: The development of explanatory economic hypotheses for monetary management

Leonall C. Andersen and Albert E. Burger

1968-004: The influence of fiscal and monetary actions on aggregate demand: a quantitative appraisal

Keith Carlson and Denis S. Karnosky

1968-003: Monetary policy and the business cycle in postwar Japan

Michael W. Keran

1967-002: Agribusiness

Clifton B. Luttrell

1967-001: Three approaches to money stock analysis

Leonall C. Andersen

103945: Raising College Access and Completion: How Much Can Free College Help?

Maria Marta Ferreyra, Carlos Garriga, Juan David Martin and Angelica Maria Sanchez Diaz

103944: Investors and Housing Affordability

Carlos Garriga, Pedro Gete and Athena Tsouderou

103942: Rural-Urban Migration and House Prices in China

Carlos Garriga, Aaron Hedlund, Yang Tang and Ping Wang

103941: Finance and Inequality: A Tale of Two Tails

Alexander Ludwig, Alexander Monge-Naranjo, Ctirad Slavík and Faisal Sohail

103939: The Creativity Decline: Evidence from US Patents

Aakash Kalyani

103835: Endogenous Markups and Trade Elasticities

Anton Cheremukhin and Paulina Restrepo-Echavarria

103833: An Analysis of the Literature on Monetary Policy Shocks

Christopher Neely

103812: On the Complementarity of K-12 Personal Finance and Economic Education: Evidence from Online Modules

Manu García and Diego Mendez-Carbajo

103785: Shipping to America

Xiwen Bai, Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde, Yiliang Li, Ricardo Marto and Francesco Zanetti

103774: Can the Public Carry Trade Restore Fiscal Sustainability? Evidence from Korea's Consolidated Balance Sheet

YiLi Chien, Hyungsuk Lee and Junsang Lee

103742: Fleeting Forbearance in a World of Persistent Financial Distress

Kartik Athreya, Jose Mustre-del-Rio and Juan Sanchez

103698: RePEc, a Tool and Open Dataset for and about Economists

Anna Schlaack and Christian Zimmermann

103693: What Work Does Generative AI Do?

Alexander Bick, Adam Blandin, David Deming and Tyler Schumacher

103629: The Erosion of Public Capital in Portugal

Miguel Faria-e-Castro

103531: On-the-Job Search in Europe and the U.S.: Precautionary vs. Job Ladder Motives

Alexander Bick, António Dias da Silva and Marco Weißler

103525: Geopolitical Distance and Targeted Trade: Evidence from Product-Level Export Controls

Bontu Ankit Patro and Ana Maria Santacreu

103485: The Tradition of Federal Reserve Independence

Jonathan Rose and David Wheelock

103431: Living in Infamy: Bad Reputations in Emerging Markets

Zachary Stangebye and Mark Wright

103329: Algorithms as Shadow Regulation: Secondary Market Access Overrides Home Buyer Credit Risk

Manu García and Carlos Garriga

103289: Does Uncertainty Really Predict Recessions?

Brooke Hathhorn, Laura E. Jackson and Michael Owyang

103248: Firm-Worker Matches: Experience or Inspection Goods?

Victoria Gregory, Guido Menzio and Giovanni M. Topa

103095: Prior Knowledge, Module Design, and Student Dropout in Online K-12 Education

Manu García and Diego Mendez-Carbajo

103090: The Determinants of Mortgage Denial Using Public Data

Manu García and Carlos Garriga

103046: Stabilization vs. Growth

Miguel Faria-e-Castro, Pascal Paul and Juan Sanchez

102965: Expanding Access to Selective Colleges

Lutz Hendricks, Tatyana Koreshkova and Oksana Leukhina