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96-01: Will Social Security Survive the Baby Boom?: Thomas Cooley and J. Soares
91-03: Target Zones and Euro-Rates: A Model of Eurocurrency Interest Rate Differentials in the European Monetary System: Gordon Bodnar
91-02: Pricing Interest-Sensitive Claims when Interest Rates Have Stationary Components: Thomas Cooley and Stephen LeRoy
91-01: The Distortions in a Neoclassical Monetary Economy: Thomas Cooley and Gary Hansen
90-07: The Business Cycle with Nominal Contracts: Thomas Cooley and Jang-Ok Cho
90-06: A Theory of Optimal Denomination for Gornment Liablities: Thomas Cooley and Bruce Smith
90-05: Indivisible Assets, Equilibrium, and the Value of Intermediary Output: Thomas Cooley and Bruce Smith
90-04: The Welfare Costs of Moderate Inflations: Thomas Cooley and Gary Hansen
89-04: INDEXES OF UNITED STATES STOCK PRICES FROM 1802-1987: G. Schwert
89-03: UNDERSTANDING REAL BUSINESS CYCLES: Charles Plosser
89-02: ALTERNATIVE MODELS FOR CONDITIONAL STOCK VOLATILITY: Adrian Pagan and G. Schwert
89-01: STOCK VOLATILITY AND THE CRASH OF '87: G. Schwert
88-06: BUSINESS CYCLES, FINANCIAL CRISES AND STOCK VOLATILITY: G. Schwert
88-05: THE INFLATION TAX IN A REAL BUSINESS CYCLE MODEL: Thomas Cooley and Gary Hansen
88-03: EMPLOYMENT AND HOURS OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE: Jang-Ok Cho and Thomas Cooley
88-02: HETEROSKEDASTICITY IN STOCK RETURNS: G. Schwert and P.J. Seguin