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- 03-03: Fresh start or head start? Uniform bankruptcy exemptions and welfare

- Kartik Athreya
- 03-02: Risky higher education and subsidies

- Ahmet Akyol and Kartik Athreya
- 03-01: Economic growth, liquidity, and bank runs

- Huberto Ennis and Todd Keister
- 02-04: Should optimal discretionary monetary policy look at money?

- Michael Dotsey and Andreas Hornstein
- 02-03: The Taylor principle, interest rate smoothing and Fed policy in the 1970s and 1980s

- Yash P. Mehra
- 02-02: Vintage capital as an origin of inequalities
- Andreas Hornstein, Per Krusell and Giovanni Violante
- 02-01: The macroeconomics of U.S. consumer bankruptcy choice: chapter 7 or chapter 13?

- Wenli Li and Pierre Daniel Sarte
- 01-09: Growth effects of progressive taxes

- Wenli Li and Pierre Daniel Sarte
- 01-08: The pitfalls of monetary discretion

- Aubhik Khan, Robert King and Alexander Wolman
- 01-07: The role of real wages, productivity, and fiscal policy in Germany's Great Depression, 1928-37

- Jonas Fisher and Andreas Hornstein
- 01-06: Sticky prices and inventories: production smoothing reconsidered
- Andreas Hornstein and Pierre Daniel Sarte
- 01-05: The Taylor principle, interest rate smoothing and Fed policy in the 1970s and the 1980s
- Yash P. Mehra
- 01-04: Macroeconomic fluctuations and bargaining

- Huberto Ennis
- 01-03: Optimal policy with probabilistic equilibrium selection

- Huberto Ennis and Todd Keister
- 01-02: The case for price stability

- Marvin Goodfriend and Robert King
- 01-01: Financial stability, deflation, and monetary policy

- Marvin Goodfriend
- 00-12: Banking and the political support for dollarization

- Huberto Ennis
- 00-11: Incentives, communication, and payment instruments

- Edward Prescott and John Weinberg
- 00-10: Optimal monetary policy

- Aubhik Khan, Robert King and Alexander Wolman
- 00-09: Behavior of the real rate of interest over the business cycle

- Michael Dotsey and Brian Scholl
- 00-08: Firms as clubs in Walrasian markets with private information

- Edward Prescott and Robert Townsend
- 00-07: Monetary policy frameworks and indicators for the Federal Reserve in the 1920s

- Thomas M. Humphrey
- 00-06: Medicine worse than the malady: cure rates, population shifts, and health insurance

- Robert F. Graboyes
- 00-05: Getting better, feeling worse: cure rates, health insurance, and welfare

- Robert F. Graboyes
- 00-04: Our money or your life: indemnities vs. deductibles in health insurance

- Robert F. Graboyes
- 00-03: Overcoming the zero bound on interest rate policy

- Marvin Goodfriend
- 00-02: Optimal taxation in life-cycle economies

- Andres Erosa and Martin Gervais
- 00-01: Investigating fluctuations in U.S. manufacturing: what are the direct effects of informational frictions?

- Wenli Li and Pierre Daniel Sarte
- 99-09: What is the real story for interest rate volatility?

- Andreas Hornstein and Harald Uhlig
- 99-08: Analyzing firm location decisions: is public intervention justified?

- Raymond Owens and Pierre Daniel Sarte
- 99-07: Informality and rent-seeking bureaucracies in a model of long-run growth

- Pierre Daniel Sarte
- 99-06: Structure from shocks

- Michael Dotsey
- 99-05: Does state-dependent pricing imply coordination failure?

- Alexander Wolman
- 99-04: The role of a regional bank in a system of central banks

- Marvin Goodfriend
- 99-03: Firm-specific learning and the investment behavior of large and small firms

- Wenli Li and John Weinberg
- 99-02: Limited commitment and central bank lending

- Marvin Goodfriend and Jeffrey Lacker
- 99-01: Industrial development and the convergence question

- Marvin Goodfriend and John McDermott
- 98-09: The dynamic effects of government spending shocks on employment and work hours

- Wenli Li and Mingwei Yuan
- 98-08: Staggered prices and inventories: production smoothing reconsidered
- Andreas Hornstein and Pierre Daniel Sarte
- 98-07: Challenges and choices in post-crisis East-Asia: simulations of investment policy reform in an intertemporal, global model

- Xinshen Diao, Wenli Li and Erinc Yeldan
- 98-06: Computing moral-hazard problems using the Dantzig-Wolfe decomposition algorithm

- Edward Prescott
- 98-05: The new neoclassical synthesis and the role of monetary policy

- Marvin Goodfriend and Robert King
- 98-04: Collateralized debt as the optimal contract

- Jeffrey Lacker
- 98-03: Rent seeking bureaucracies and oversight in a simple growth model

- Pierre Daniel Sarte
- 98-02: Can a matching model explain the long-run increase in Canada's unemployment rate?

- Andreas Hornstein and Mingwei Yuan
- 98-01: External vs. internal learning-by-doing in an R&D based growth model

- Andreas Hornstein and Dan Peled
- 97-09: Entrepreneurship and government subsidies under capital constraints: a general equilibrium analysis

- Wenli Li
- 97-08: The effects of fiscal policy in a neoclassical growth model

- Michael Dotsey and Ching Sheng Mo
- 97-07: (S,s) Inventory policies in general equilibrium

- Jonas Fisher and Andreas Hornstein
- 97-06: Intermediate inputs and sectoral comovement in the business cycle

- Andreas Hornstein and Jack Praschnik