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1983-015: The Andersen-Jordan equation, revisited

Dallas S. Batten and Daniel Thornton

1983-014: The term structure of interest rates in a short-run money demand function: non-nested test results

Stuart Allen and Rik Hafer

1983-013: Comparing time-series and survey forecasts of weekly changes in money: a methodological note

Rik Hafer

1983-012: Predicting the money multiplier: forecasts from component and aggregate models

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1983-011: A portfolio choice model for analyzing the impacts of government loan and guarantee programs

Joel Fried

1983-010: The real-balance effect with resource-using money: a capital-theoretic interpretation

Daniel Thornton

1983-009: Complete results for lag length selection

Dallas S. Batten and Daniel Thornton

1983-008: Lag-length selection criteria: empirical results from the St. Louis equation

Dallas S. Batten and Daniel Thornton

1983-007: The FOMC directive and the Treasury-bill futures market: could inside information produce profits?

Michael Belongia and Rik Hafer

1983-006: The appropriate interest rate and scale variable in money demand: results from non-nested tests

Daniel Thornton

1983-005: The formation of expectations: some evidence from weekly money supply forecasts

Rik Hafer

1983-004: Interest rates, commodity price changes and Gibson's paradox

W. W. Brown and G. J. Santoni

1983-003: Energy price shocks in a reduced-form monetarist model

John Tatom

1983-002: Money management effects and the demand for money: an empirical analysis

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1983-001: Endpoint constraints and the St. Louis equation: a clarification

Dallas S. Batten and Daniel Thornton

1982-011: Financial innovations and the interest elasticity of money demand: some historical evidence

Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1982-010: Some evidence on selecting an intermediate target of monetary policy

Lawrence Davidson and Rik Hafer

1982-009: The stability of the short-run money demand function, 1920-1939

Rik Hafer

1982-008: Relative price variability: evidence from supply and demand events

Lawrence Davidson and Rik Hafer

1982-007: The budget constraint, endogenous money and the relative importance of fiscal policy under alternative financing schemes

Daniel Thornton

1982-006: The interrelationship of monetary policies under floating exchange rates

Dallas S. Batten and Mack Ott

1982-005: Energy and its impact on economic growth: a supply-side miracle for the eighties

John Tatom

1982-004: The monetary base or M1? results from a small macromodel

Rik Hafer

1982-003: A warning on the use of the Cochrane-Orcutt procedure based on a money demand equation for the United States

Jean-Marie Dufour, Marc J. I. Gaudry and Rik Hafer

1982-002: The appropriate autocorrelation transformation when the autocorrelation process has a finite past

Daniel Thornton

1982-001: Econometric limitations of Fama's interest rate and inflationary expectations framework

Lawrence Davidson, Rik Hafer and Scott Hein

1981-013: The demand for transactions deposits: was there a shift in the relationship?

Rik Hafer

1981-012: Price expectations and the demand for real money balances: tests of observed, adaptive, and rational expectations hypothesis

David C. Cheng and Donald L. Hooks

1981-011: Further evidence on choosing an operating target for monetary policy

Rik Hafer

1981-010: Multibank holding company acquisitions and local market structure: an analysis of pooled cross-section and time-series data

Donald L. Hooks and Terrence F. Martell

1981-009: The liquidity effect: changes in the growth rate of money and the ex ante real rate of interest

W. W. Brown and G. J. Santoni

1981-008: What ever happened to the Phillips curve?

John Tatom

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