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58: Interpreting economic time series

Thomas Sargent

57: A generalized equilibrium solution for game theory

John Bryant

56: Bank collapse and depression

John Bryant

55: Chaotic dynamics and bifurcation in a macro model

Michael Stutzer

54: A general method of solution for game theory and its relevance for economic theorizing

John Bryant

53: Costly information and the stock market

John Bryant

52: Minimax-Nash

John Bryant

51: A price discrimination analysis of monetary policy

John Bryant and Neil Wallace

50: Shocks, learning, and persistence

John Bryant

49: The CBO's policy analysis: an unquestionable misuse of a questionable theory

Preston J. Miller and Arthur J. Rolnick

48: The competitive provision of fiat money

John Bryant

47: A model of long-term contracts

John Bryant

46: Demand management: an illustrative example

John Bryant

45: Optimal contracts and competitive markets with costly state verification

Robert Townsend

44: A Modigliani-Miller theorem for open-market operations

Neil Wallace

43: The political economy of overlapping generations

John Bryant

42: Monetary policy in the presence of a stochastic deficit

John Bryant and Neil Wallace

41: Perfect substitution in the models of the CD market

Arthur J. Rolnick

40: \\"Tobin's Q\\" and the rate of investment in general equilibrium

Thomas Sargent

39: Usury laws and the housing market: the Minnesota experience

Arthur J. Rolnick

38: Transactions demand for money

John Bryant

37: The overlapping-generations model of fiat money

Neil Wallace

36: A simple general equilibrium model of depression

John Bryant

35: A comment on \\"implicit contracts and the underemployment equilibrium\\"

John Bryant

34: Open-market operations in a model of regulated, insured intermediaries

John Bryant and Neil Wallace

33: Approximately complete markets: a generalization of the states of the world model

John Bryant

32: The impact of welfare work registration rules on labor market data

John Bryant

31: Rational expectations and policy evaluation in macroeconometric models

Paul A. Anderson

30: A comparison of gasoline sales taxes and automobile efficiency taxes as methods for reducing gasoline consumption

John P. Danforth

29: Price setting 'perfect competitors'

John Bryant

28: The inefficiency of a nominal national debt

John Bryant and Neil Wallace

27: Estimation of dynamic labor demand schedules under rational expectations

Thomas Sargent

26: A note on maximum likelihood estimation of the rational expectations model of the term structure

Thomas Sargent

25: Rational expectations, econometric exogeneity and consumption

Thomas Sargent

24: Samuelson's consumption-loan model with country-specific fiat monies

John H. Kareken and Neil Wallace

23: Samuelson's pure consumption loans model with constant returns-to-scale storage

Neil Wallace

22: On simplifying the theory of fiat money

Neil Wallace

21: Improving econometric forecasts by using subperiod data

Paul A. Anderson and Thomas M. Supel

20: The maximum likelihood estimation of parameters in mixed autoregressive moving-average multivariate models

Rusdu Saracoglu

19: Rational expectations forecasts from nonrational models

Paul A. Anderson

18: Confidence-sensitive funds and contingency planning

James N. Duprey

17: Competitive aspects of EFTS: impact of the development of remote electronic banking facilities on Minnesota's financial institutions

Don Henczel

16: Deposit insurance and bank regulation: a partial equilibrium exposition

John H. Kareken and Neil Wallace

15: A payments mechanism without Fed involvement and Fed monetary policy without required reserves

Neil Wallace

14: Causality characterizations: bivariate, trivariate, and multivariate propositions

Gary R. Skoog

13: Systematically missing data in econometric models

Gary R. Skoog

12: How to use econometric models to forecast

Thomas M. Supel

11: Local banking markets and the relation between structure, prices, and nonprices in rural areas

Richard W. Stolz

10: International banking: where do we go from here?

K. Auerbach

9: Portfolio autarky: a welfare analysis

John H. Kareken and Neil Wallace

8: Revenue sharing: implications for the Ninth Federal Reserve District

David S. Dahl

7: Fiscal deadlock in Minnesota

David S. Dahl

6: Comments on price indexes and inflation

Thomas M. Supel

5: A working paper on bank structure and competition

Paul F. Jessup

4: An inquiry into shift-and-share analysis with application to the Ninth Federal Reserve District

Garson Sher

3: Branch regulation and its effect on commercial bank entry

Rodney Pakonen

2: Branch versus unit banking: a survey of the literature

Rodney Pakonen

1: Changes in bank ownership: the impact on operating performance

Paul F. Jessup