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1992-007: Government policy and banking instability: \"overbanking\" in the 1920s

David Wheelock

1992-006: Currency appreciation and \"deindustrialization\": a European perspective

John Tatom

1992-005: Monetary and exchange rate policy in Austria: an early example of policy coordination

Heinz Gluck, Dieter Proske and John Tatom

1992-004: Why do T-bill rates react to discount rate changes?

Daniel Thornton

1992-003: The market's reaction to discount changes: what's behind the announcement effect?

Daniel Thornton

1992-002: The slack banker dances: deposit insurance and risk-taking in the banking collapse of the 1920s

Subal C. Kumbhaker and David Wheelock

1992-001: The P-star model and Austrian prices

John Tatom

1991-006: Regulation and bank failures: new evidence from the agricultural collapse of the 1920's

David Wheelock

1991-005: Which banks choose deposit insurance? Evidence of adverse and moral hazard in a voluntary insurance system

Subal C. Kumbhaker and David Wheelock

1991-004: Learning equilibria

James Bullard

1991-003: Collapsing exchange rate regimes: a reinterpretation

James Bullard

1991-002: Nonlinearity and chaos in economic models: implications for policy decisions

James Bullard and Alison Butler

1991-001: Market structure and inefficiency in the foreign exchange market

Mark Flood

1990-008: The P-star approach to the link between money and prices

John Tatom

1990-007: Endogenous innovation in a north-north model of the product cycle

Alison Butler

1990-006: The inflationary effects of the use of reserve ratio reductions, or open market purchases, to reduce market interest rates: a theoretical comparison

Marco Espinosa-Vega and Steven Russell

1990-005: Precommitment and random exchange rates in symmetric duopoly: a new theory of multinational production

Marsha Courchane, David Nickerson and Venkatraman Sadanand

1990-004: When and how much to talk: credibility and flexibility in monetary policy with private information

Michelle Garfinkel and Seonghwan Oh

1990-003: Optimal monopoly investment and capacity utilization under random demand

David Nickerson and Stanley Reynolds

1990-002: The link between monetary aggregates and prices

John Tatom

1990-001: Strategic discipline in monetary policy with private information: optimal targeting periods

Michelle Garfinkel and Seonghwan Oh

1989-008: The effects of financial innovations on the measurement, control and efficacy of the M1 and M2 aggregates

John Tatom

1989-007: An admissible monetary aggregate for the United Kingdom

Michael Belongia and K. Alec Chrystal

1989-006: On the frequency of large stock returns: putting booms and busts into perspective

Casper de Vries and Dennis Jansen

1989-005: The optimality of nominal income targeting when wages are indexed to price

Michael Bradley and Dennis Jansen

1989-004: Intertemporal substitution and the role of monetary policy: policy irrelevance once again

Dennis Jansen

1989-003: Do fundamentals, bubbles or neither determine stock prices? Some international evidence

Gerald Dwyer and Rik Hafer

1989-002: Contagious bank runs in the free banking period

Gerald Dwyer and Iftekhar Hasan

1989-001: Tests of rational expectations in a stark setting

Raymond Battalio, Gerald Dwyer, Timothy Mason and Arlington Williams

1988-003: Should consumer expenditures be the scale variable in empirical money demand equations?

Daniel Thornton

1988-002: Why do market interest rates respond to money announcements?

Daniel Thornton

1988-001: Forecasting inflation using interest rate and time-series models: some international evidence

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1987-009: The U. S. monetary policy regime, interest differentials and dollar exchange rate risk premia

Michael Belongia and Mack Ott

1987-008: Manufacturing export performance at the state level, 1963-1980

Cletus Coughlin and Oliver Fabel

1987-007: State government effects on the spatial distribution of inward foreign direct investment

Vachira Arromdee, Cletus Coughlin and Joseph Terza

1987-006: State characteristics and the location of foreign direct investment within the United States: a linear conditional logit model

Vachira Arromdee, Cletus Coughlin and Joseph Terza

1987-005: On the response of interest rates to unexpected weekly money: are policy changes important?

Rik Hafer and Richard Sheehan

1987-004: On the sensitivity of VAR forecasts to alternative lag structures

Rik Hafer and Richard Sheehan

1987-003: Government debt, output, and asymmetric information

D. C. Betts and Joseph Haslag

1987-002: Some problems with current price indexes

Alex Cukierman and G. J. Santoni

1987-001: Relative price risk in the open economy-the case of fixed exchange rates

Manfred J. M. Neumann and Juergen von Hagen

1986-011: Will a weaker dollar mean a stronger economy?

John Tatom

1986-010: Unanticipated money and the anticipated liquidity effect: some further evidence

Daniel Thornton

1986-009: Policy inference using VAR models: the effects of alternative lag structures

Rik Hafer and Richard Sheehan

1986-008: Exchange rate movements and external imbalance

Dallas S. Batten

1986-007: The effects of federal credit programs on farm output

Michael Belongia and R. Gilbert

1986-006: The changing empirical definition of money: some estimates from a model of the demand for money substitutes

Michael Belongia and James Chalfant

1986-005: Commercial bank lending to agriculture: a comparison of rural independent banks and holding company subsidiaries

Michael Belongia and R. Gilbert

1986-004: A model of global aggregate supply and demand using vector autoregressive techniques

Ehsan Ahmed, J. Barkley Rosser and Richard Sheehan

1986-003: Federal government debt and inflation: evidence from Granger causality tests

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein