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2012002: Time-Varying Oil Price Volatility and Macroeconomic Aggregates

Michael Plante and Nora Traum

2012001: On existence, efficiency and bubbles of Ramsey equilibrium with borrowing constraints

Robert Becker, Stefano Bosi, Cuong Le Van and Thomas Seegmuller

2011009: Efficient Ramsey Equilbria

Robert Becker and Tapan Mitra

2011008: Optimal Growth with Heterogeneous Agents and the Twisted Turnpike: An Example

Robert Becker

2011007: Cost-Effective Hiring in U.S. High Schools: Estimating Optimal Teacher Quantity and Quality Decisions

Anton Bekkerman and Gregory Gilpin

2011006: The Quantity and Quality of Teachers: Dynamics of the Trade-off

Gregory Gilpin and Michael Kaganovich

2011005: The Impact of the Internet on Information Searching and Demand for Traditional Information Resources

Anton Bekkerman and Gregory Gilpin

2011004: Salary Schedules, Teacher Sorting, and Teacher Quality

Gregory Gilpin

2010010: Backtesting Portfolio Value-at-Risk with Estimated Portfolio Weights

Pei Pei

2010009: Inequality and Education Funding Theory and Evidence from the U.S. School Districts

Calin Arcalean and Ioana Schiopu

2010008: Modelling Overnight and Daytime Returns Using a Multivariate GARCH-Copula Model

Long Kang and Simon H. Babbs

2010007: Sovereign Default Risk Premia, Fiscal Limits and Fiscal Policy

Huixin Bi

2010006: When Does Government Debt Crowd Out Investment?

Nora Traum and Shu-Chun Yang

2010005: Cross Market Effects of stocks Short-Selling Restrictions: Evidence from the September 2008 Natural Experiment

Cristina Danciulescu

2010004: Backtesting Value-at-Risk Models: A Multivariate Approach

Cristina Danciulescu

2010003: External Matching Funds and the Provision of Public Goods: An Experimental Study

Ronald J. Baker II, James Walker and Ioana Schiopu

2010002: Estimating the Effects of Dormitory Living on Student Performance

Pedro de Araujo and James Murray

2010001: The Integrated Instrumental Variables Estimator: Exploiting Nonlinearities for Identification of Linear Models

Juan Carlos Escanciano

2009023: Nonparametric Bootstrap Tests for Independence of Generalized Errors

Zaichao Du

2009022: Reevaluating the Effect of Non-Teaching Wages on Teacher Attrition

Gregory Gilpin

2009021: Anchors Away: How Fiscal Policy Can Undermine “Good” Monetary Policy

Eric Leeper

2009020: Quasi-Fiscal Policies of Independent Central Banks and Inflation

Seok Gil Park

2009019: ASYMPTOTIC DISTRIBUTION-FREE DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR HETEROSKEDASTIC TIME SERIES MODELS

Juan Carlos Escanciano

2009018: The Natural Resource Curse and Economic Transition

Michael Alexeev and Robert Conrad

2009017: Fiscal and Monetary Policy Responses to Oil Price Shocks in Oil Importing Low Income Countries

Michael Plante

2009016: Exchange Rates, Oil Price Shocks, and Monetary Policy in an Economy with Traded and Non-Traded Goods

Michael Plante

2009015: ANCHORING FISCAL EXPECTATIONS

Eric Leeper

2009014: Why do Education Vouchers Fail?

Peter Bearse, Buly Cardak, Gerhard Glomm and B Ravikumar

2009013: How Should Monetary Policy Respond to Changes in the Relative Price of Oil? Considering Supply and Demand Shocks

Michael Plante

2009012: DYNAMICS OF FISCAL FINANCING IN THE UNITED STATES

Eric Leeper, Michael Plante and Nora Traum

2009011: GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT AND FISCAL STIMULUS IN THE SHORT AND LONG RUNS

Eric Leeper, Todd Walker and Shu-Chun Yang

2009010: MONETARY-FISCAL POLICY INTERACTIONS AND FISCAL STIMULUS

Troy Davig and Eric Leeper

2009009: The Beveridge Curve in the Housing Market: Supply and Disequilibrium

Brian Peterson

2009008: REPLY TO “GENERALIZING THE TAYLOR PRINCIPLE: A COMMENT”

Troy Davig and Eric Leeper

2009007: Policy Responses during the Depth of the 2007-09 Financial Crisis: Instrument Innovations, Executive Reconfigurations, and Legacies for U.S. Governance

George von Furstenberg

2009006: EXPECTATIONS AND FISCAL STIMULUS

Troy Davig and Eric Leeper

2009005: Club Networks with Multiple Memberships and Noncooperative Stability

Frank H. Page and Myrna Wooders

2009004: Fooled by Search: Housing Prices, Turnover and Bubbles

Brian Peterson

2009003: PERSISTENCE IN NONLINEAR TIME SERIES: A NONPARAMETRIC APPROACH

Juan Carlos Escanciano and Javier Hualde

2009002: Endogenous Network Dynamics

Frank Page and Myrna Wooders

2009001: FISCAL FORESIGHT AND INFORMATION FLOWS

Eric Leeper, Todd Walker and Shu-Chun Yang

2008026: On the Identification of Fiscal Policy Behavior

Bing Li

2008025: What happens to retired CEOs now? A Re-Examination of Brickley et al's "What happens to retired CEO's?"

Changmin Lee

2008024: Demographic Uncertainty and Welfare in a Life-Cycle Model Under Alternative Public Pension Systems

Muhammad Rahman

2008023: Should Dynamic Scoring be done with Heterogeneous Agent-Based Models? Challenging the Conventional Wisdom

M Saifur Rahman

2008022: Strategic Disclosure of Valuable Information within Competitive Environments

Young-Ro Yoon

2008021: Specification Tests of Parametric Dynamic Conditional Quantiles

Juan Carlos Escanciano and Carlos Velasco

2008020: Skill Upgrading and the Real Exchange Rate

Roberto Alvarez and Ricardo López Rago

2008019: Socio-Economic Status, HIV/AIDS Knowledge and Stigma, and Sexual Behavior in India

Pedro de Araujo

2008018: Transfers and Labor Market Behavior of the Elderly in Developing Countries: Theory and Evidence from Vietnam

Chung Tran