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1988, Volume 10, Issue 4

• 633-641 Oil price shocks and stability of the demand for international reserves
  by Bahmani-Oskooee, Mohsen

1988, Volume 10, Issue 3

• 327-349 Instability versus dynamics: A study in West German demand for money
  by Hagen, Jurgen Von & Neumann, Manfred J. M.
• 351-370 Money, debt, and economic activity
  by Koray, Faik & Carter Hill, R.
• 371-387 Production technique, external shocks, and unemployment
  by Landon, Stuart
• 389-405 Rational bank behavior, interest rates, and the price level in a staggered reserve accounting system
  by Kopecky, Kenneth J.
• 407-419 The feasibility of perpetual deficits
  by Mitchell, Douglas W.
• 421-433 Is there a phillips curve in Canada? A rational expectations approach
  by Koustas, Zisimos
• 435-447 Some evidence on the inflationary bias of macroeconomic policy
  by Richards, Daniel J.
• 449-458 Optimal price-level flexibility
  by Cover, James Peery
• 459-467 Bond rates and causality
  by Hutchinson, William K. & Knelman, Suzanne Ward
• 469-475 Stability of financing deviations from expected deficits by money creation as opposed to bond creation
  by Nuri Erbas, S.
• 477-485 The employment effects of tariffs in an efficient bargain model
  by Yip, Chong K.

1988, Volume 10, Issue 2

• 164-182 Monetary policy and information content of indexed bonds
  by Boschen, John F.
• 183-200 Real wage response to monetary shocks: A disaggregated analysis
  by Kim, Benjamin J. C.
• 201-216 The flow equilibrium and the neutrality of money in a neoclassical monetary growth model
  by Yakita, Akira
• 217-229 Optimal government bond finance
  by Beare, John B. & Thakkar, Rasesh B.
• 231-248 The growth of U.S. household debt: Demand-side influences
  by Pollin, Robert
• 249-260 Output-inflation trade-offs: Some new evidence from postwar U.S. quarterly data
  by Siklos, Pierre L.
• 261-271 Bias in systems of survey and econometric forecasts
  by Walz, Daniel T. & Spencer, Roger W.
• 273-282 How does the public perceive an unprecedented rise in inflation: The case of inflationary expectations in Israel
  by Levy, Amnon & Spivak, Avia
• 283-296 Relative price variability and monetary policy regimes
  by Vanderhoff, James
• 297-307 Unanticipated monetary policy: Another look for a developing country
  by Beladi, Hamid & Samanta, Subarna
• 309-318 Female participation and the natural rate of unemployment: A reexamination
  by Spector, Lee C.

1988, Volume 10, Issue 1

• 1-26 Another auctioneer is missing
  by Annable, James
• 27-47 Federal Reserve Policy, 1975-1985: An empirical analysis
  by Cosimano, Thomas F. & Jansen, Dennis W.
• 49-62 Endogeneity of the inflationary impact of an aggregate supply shock
  by Havrilesky, Thomas
• 63-81 The behavior of manufacturers' inventories: 1967-1986
  by Bivin, David
• 83-102 Consumption, wealth, and the real rate of interest: A reexamination
  by Baum, Donald N.
• 103-124 Imperfect competition, price adjustment costs, and the long-run Philips curve
  by Naish, Howard F.
• 125-137 Stabilization effect of endogenous money supply in a descriptive neoclassical growth model
  by Mind, Kazuo
• 139-142 Growth and embodiment: A reply to Professor Miller
  by Denison, Edward F.
• 143-148 Growth and embodiment: A reply to Denison
  by Miller, Edward M.
• 149-151 A common error in the geometry of macroeconomic models
  by Guccione, Antonio & Gillen, William J.

1987, Volume 9, Issue 4

• 489-504 Loss functions and public policy
  by Horowitz, Ann R.
• 505-525 Credit rationing and the adjustment of the loan rate: An empirical investigation
  by Kugler, Peter
• 527-543 Conflict in the labor market: Seniority rules and unemployment
  by Prachowny, Martin F. J.
• 545-566 Adding exhaustibility to the traditional theory of the gold standard
  by McDermott, John
• 567-591 The demand for divisia M1, M2, and M3 in the United States
  by Serletis, Apostolos
• 593-611 The government deficit in a growth model: Consequences and trade-offs
  by Seidman, Laurence S.
• 613-624 Implicit returns on conventional demand deposits: An empirical comparison
  by Rossiter, Rosemary & Lee, Tong Hun
• 625-635 Currency devaluation with flexible wages: An application of the Cebula model
  by Lai, Ching-Chong & Chang, Wen-Ya
• i-i Editorial note
  by Smyth, David J.

1987, Volume 9, Issue 3

• 327-349 Mortgage contracts in a general equilibrium model when there are inflation shocks
  by Manchester, Joyce
• 351-371 Reputation building in a monetary policy game
  by Waller, Christopher J.
• 373-389 Investment and interest rates: An econometric dissection
  by Kohu, Ulrich & Ryan, Christopher J.
• 391-405 Cross-country evidence on the relationship between central banks and governments
  by Burdekin, Richard C. K.
• 407-415 Macroeconomic aspects of firm bankruptcy analysis
  by Levy, Amnon & Bar-niv, Ran
• 417-427 Short-run variation in the natural rate of unemployment
  by Charette, Michael F. & Kaufmann, Barry
• 429-438 Monetary versions of the balanced budget multiplier
  by Weinberg, David
• 439-450 The determinants of international reserves in the small open economy: The case of Honduras
  by Burkett, Paul & Ramirez, Javier & Wohar, Mark
• 451-455 Interest rates, exchange rates, and aggregate supply
  by Sauernheimer, K.
• 457-462 The Wicksell-Tobin investment model
  by Juttner, D. Johannes
• 463-467 Keynesian recovery: Reality down under
  by Woods, Ronald N.
• 469-472 Response to Liebling
  by Peterson, Wallace C. & Estenson, Paul
• 473-474 The Keynesian recovery myth: A rejoinder
  by Liebling, Herman I.

1987, Volume 9, Issue 2

• 165-183 A "penalty" discount rate, bank behavior, and price and output stability
  by VanHoose, David D.
• 185-202 Prices, interest rates, and the monetary standard: A study of the Gibson-Kitchin phenomenon
  by Lee, Chi-Wen Jevons & Petruzzi, Christopher R.
• 203-221 Income redistribution during a disinflation
  by Abraham, Jesse M.
• 223-238 Exchange rate instability in a two-country portfolio balance model
  by Cadsby, Charles Bram
• 239-253 On granger causality and the monetary approach to the balance of payments
  by Taylor, Mark P.
• 255-274 Anticipated monetary and fiscal policy effects on output
  by Chen, Chien-Hsun & Steindl, Frank G.
• 275-285 A reexamination of the acceleration of worldwide inflation in the early 1970s
  by Rabin, Alan
• 287-292 The private sector's perception of fiscal actions
  by Vaghari, Jila
• 293-296 Wealth effects; IS-LM Stability, and the efficacy of economic policies: A comment
  by Subrahmanyam, Ganti
• 297-315 Rational expectations estimation of macroeconomic models: some Monte Carlo results
  by Aynul Hasan, M.

1987, Volume 9, Issue 1

• 1-12 Growth cycles, induced technical change, and perpetual conflict over the distribution of income
  by van der Ploeg, F.
• 13-30 Interrelated demands for labor and buffer stocks: An empirical test
  by Rossana, Robert J.
• 31-44 Australian and U.S. growth cycle linkages, 1967-1983
  by Layton, Allan P.
• 45-57 Inflation, hedging, and the fisher hypothesis
  by Viren, Matti
• 59-70 Long-term contracts, consumption smoothing and wage-profit dynamics
  by Cantor, Richard
• 71-82 The inflation rate of the price of gold, expected prices and interest rates
  by Neill Fortune, J.
• 83-94 The effects of income distribution on consumer imports
  by Arestis, Philip & Driver, Ciaran
• 95-108 Real interest rates, credit markets and economic stabilization
  by Jenkins, Paul & Walsh, Carl E.
• 109-109 Budget deficits and short-term real interest rate forecasting
  by Kolluri, Bharat R. & Giannaros, Demetrios S.
• 127-137 Household debt and national income: A simple short-run model
  by Sau, Ranjit
• 139-149 Flexibility of the capital utilization rate in a rational expectations macro model
  by DeCoster, Gregory P. & Mitchell, Douglas W.
• 151-151 251 pp. $29.50 In: Colin D. Campbell and William R. Dougan, Editors, Alternative Monetary Regimes, The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD (1986) ISBN 0-8018-2887-2 ($12.95 ISBN 0-8018-2889-9 paperback)
  by Finnigan, Anne
• 152-152 126 pp. $22.95Henry J. Aaron, Harvey Galper, Joseph A. Pechman, George L. Perry, Alice M. Rivlin and Charles Schultze, Economic Choices 1987 ($8.95 ISBN 0-8157-1039-9 paperback), The Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. (1986) ISBN 0-8157-1040-2
  by Finnigan, Anne
• 153-154 161 pp. $27.50Fen Osler Hampson, Forming Economic Policy: The Case of Energy in Canada and Mexico, St. Martin's Press, New York (1986) ISBN 0-312-29944-3
  by Finnigan, Anne
• 154-154 In: R.W. Hafer, Editor, How Open Is the U.S. Economy?, Lexington Books, Lexington, MA (1986) ISBN 0-669-13086-9
  by Finnigan, Anne
• 155-155 267 pp. $29.95Yew-Kwang Ng., Mesoeconomics: A Micro-Macro Analysis, St. Martin's Press, New York (1986) ISBN 0-312-53069-2
  by Finnigan, Anne
• 156-156 230 pp. $45.00J.L. Ford and S. Sen, Protectionism, Exchange Rates and the Macroeconomy, Basil Blackwell, New York (1985) ISBN 0-631-14352-1
  by Finnigan, Anne
• 154-155 In: Shlomo Maital and Irwin Lipnowski, Editors, Macroeconomic Conflict and Social Institutions, Ballinger Publishing Company, Cambridge, MA (1985) ISBN 0-88730-034-0
  by Finnigan, Anne
• 152-153 340 pp. $27.50Richard N. Cooper, Economic Policy in an Interdependent World: Essays in World Economics, The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA (1986) ISBN 0-262-03113-2
  by Finnigan, Anne
• 151-152 369 pp. $35.00Thomas J. Sargent, Dynamic Macroeconomic Theory, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA (1987) ISBN 0-674-21877-9
  by Finnigan, Anne
• iii-iv From the editor
  by Smyth, David J.

1986, Volume 8, Issue 4

• 403-422 Federal deficits and short-term interest rates
  by McMillin, W. Douglas
• 423-434 The expectations theory of the term structure: Evidence from inflation forecasts
  by Murphy, Robert G.
• 435-453 Are government bonds net wealth? intertemporal optimization and the government budget constraint
  by Johnson, David
• 455-469 Inflation and relative-price variability -- A model for an open economy applied to Sweden
  by Assarsson, Bengt
• 471-478 Credit cards and aggregate money demand
  by Akhand, Hafiz & Milbourne, Ross
• 479-484 Reserve ratios: A proposal for change
  by Day, A. Edward
• 485-490 A Fisher-Brown proposition for speculative bubbles
  by Sakakibara, Kenichi
• 491-492 On the missing equation --A final rejoinder
  by Canto, Victor A. & Miles, Marc A.
• 493-495 Still missing
  by Shaller, Douglas R.

1986, Volume 8, Issue 3

• 257-277 Stocks, shocks and price-output decisions
  by Carlson, John A.
• 279-296 Financial innovation, depository-institution deregulation, and the demand for money
  by Miller, Stephen M.
• 297-312 Optimal monetary policy and the lag structure of disturbances
  by Hegji, Charles
• 313-328 Wage and hiring dynamics with storable output
  by Rossana, Robert J.
• 329-336 Inflation, search costs and price dispersion
  by Paroush, Jacob
• 337-353 Inflationary expectations,"endogenous money," and economic growth
  by Yoo, Jang H. & Pyo, Hak K.
• 355-363 Work shifts and the cyclical behavior of productivity and real wages
  by Boddy, Raford & Alwan, Rami
• 365-372 Inflation uncertainty and a test of the Friedman hypothesis
  by Hafer, R. W.
• 373-380 The rate of interest in a stationary economy
  by Kohn, Robert E.
• 381-385 Sraffa numeraire and reswitching: A note A note
  by Ahmad, Syed
• 387-391 Estimation and testing of the term structure of the forward premium under rational expectations
  by Baillie, Richard T. & McMahon, Patrick C.

1986, Volume 8, Issue 2

• 131-157 On the existence of a market for second hand physical capital: An empirical test of the Keynesian and neoclassical assumptions
  by Grant, James H. & Nichols, Len M.
• 159-182 The law of one price cannot be rejected: Two tests based on the tradable/nontradable price ratio
  by Officer, Lawrence H.
• 183-192 The influence of lagged unanticipated money on real variables: A simple illustrative model
  by Duck, Nigel W.
• 193-199 An econometric test of inflation neutrality using observable variables only
  by McDonald, John
• 201-212 Erratic monetary policy and the dispersion of commodity prices
  by Bays, Michael R. & Cosimano, Thomas F.
• 213-220 A problem with estimating the short-run monetary exchange rate model
  by Ahking, Francis W.
• 221-226 Reversing the Phillips' curve: A microfoundation
  by Isaac, Alan G.
• 227-232 The impact of benefits on unemployment in Britain in the interwar period: Some further empirical evidence
  by Holden, Kenneth & Peel, David A.
• 233-242 A note on employment, labor supply, and real wages in market disequilibrium
  by Bhaskara Rao, B.
• 243-245 A note on employment, labor supply, and real wages in market disequilibrium: A reply
  by Sarantis, Nicholas C.

1986, Volume 8, Issue 1

• 1-29 A framework for evaluating operating targets
  by Sprenkle, Case M. & Stanhouse, Bryan E.
• 31-41 Dynamics and stability in IS-LM models: A re-examination
  by Grandville, Olivier de la
• 43-54 Automatic stabilizers?
  by Beare, John B.
• 55-62 The length of the production period and effective stabilization policy
  by Smithin, John N.
• 63-74 Endogenous expectation formation methods: Evidence from consumers' inflation expectations
  by Vanderhoff, James
• 75-86 Monetary aggregate versus interest rate rules
  by Daniel, Betty C.
• 87-103 Money, inflation, and causality in the North African Countries: An empirical investigation
  by Darrat, Ali F.
• 105-112 The tight money paradox--an alternative view
  by Liviatan, Nissan
• 113-118 On the missing equation: A reply
  by Canto, Victor A. & Miles, Marc A.

1985, Volume 7, Issue 4

• 447-467 The relationship between government deficits, money growthm and inflation
  by Ahking, Francis W. & Miller, Stephen M.
• 469-491 A second best strategy for the recovery of full employment in the open economy
  by Felmingham, B. S.
• 493-508 A derivation of the IS-LM model from explicit optimizing behavior
  by Fane, George
• 509-522 Unemployment dispersion and the allocative efficiency of the labor market
  by Murphy, Kevin J.
• 523-535 Income taxes and the income velocity of money: An empirical analysis
  by McGibany, James M. & Nourzad, Farrokh
• 537-552 Bank competition and optimal monetary policies under alternative reserve accounting schemes
  by Vanhouse, David D.
• 553-565 The impact of fiscal policy under rational expectations: Some tests
  by Darrat, Ali F.
• 567-576 OPEC, rationality, and the macroeconomy
  by Harkness, Jon
• 577-582 Global capital markets and the impact of changes in the money stock on real activity
  by Peel, D. A

1985, Volume 7, Issue 3

• 277-295 Keynesian Chaos
  by Day, Richard H. & Shafer, Wayne
• 297-312 Rational expectations, market shocks, and the exchange rate
  by Kimbrough, Kent P.
• 313-331 Erratic monetary policy and price variability
  by Cosimano, Thomas F.
• 333-346 Accommodation, supply shocks, and sluggish real wages
  by Sheffrin, Steven M.
• 347-362 Permanent income hypothesis: An optimal control theory approach to a classical macro thesis
  by Takayama, Akira
• 363-380 Indivisibility, irreversibility, and the demand for consumer durables
  by Anderson, William A.
• 381-400 The roles of relative prices, interest rates, and bequests in the consumption function
  by Fortune, Peter & Ortmeyer, David L.
• 401-417 Deficit spending, money, and inflation: Some international empirical evidence
  by Giannaros, Demetrios S. & Kolluri, Bharat R.
• 419-432 The Andersen-Jordan equation revisited
  by Batten, Dallas S. & Thornton, Daniel L.

1985, Volume 7, Issue 2

• 137-150 Some joint tests of market efficiency: The case of the forward premium
  by Baillie, Richard T. & McMahon, Patrick C.
• 151-174 Toward a consistent estimate of the demand for monies: An application of the fourier flexible form
  by Ewis, Nabil A. & Fisher, Douglas
• 175-194 A macro model with trade unions
  by Shah, Anup
• 195-210 A quantitative look at the system of economic indicators
  by Huth, William L.
• 211-222 An alternative approach to the estimation of the real rate of interest
  by Hosek, William R. & Zahn, Frank
• 223-235 Unemployment insurance eligibility rights: Evidence from a comparison of Australia and Canada
  by Miller, Paul W. & Volker, Paul A.
• 237-246 The adverse supply-side effects of high interest rates and procyclical real wage movements
  by Myatt, Anthony
• 247-256 Short-run money demand functions: Estimated speeds of adjustment and serial correlation
  by Sweeney, R.J.
• 257-260 The myth of the Keynesian recovery
  by Liebling, Herman I.
• 261-263 Turning-point errors and directional errors in forecasting: A note
  by Judge, Guy
• 277-295 Keynesian chaos
  by Day, Richard H. & Shafer, Wayne

1985, Volume 7, Issue 1

• 1-17 A policy rule for `Say's Law' in a theory of temporary equilibrium
  by Rose, Hugh
• 19-37 Money, government debt, q, and investment
  by McMillin, W. Douglas
• 39-50 Rational expectations, the government budget constraint, and the optimal money supply
  by Hillier, Brian
• 51-67 A pre-estimation sample separation method for a labor market in disepuilibrium
  by Zietz, Joachim
• 69-83 Liquidity preference, loanable funds, and exchange-rate and interest-rate dynamics
  by Karacaoglu, Girol
• 85-99 On the importance of the embodiment of technology effect: A comment on Denison's growth accounting methodology
  by Miller, Edward M.
• 101-113 Output-inflation tradeoffs in industrial and developing countries
  by Jung, W. S.
• 115-119 Undistributed profits and the Pasinetti and Dual theorems
  by O'Connell, Joan

1984, Volume 6, Issue 4

• 377-397 Equilibrium, stability, and deficit financing in a simple nonlinear monetary model under perfect foresight
  by Stemp, Peter J. & Turnovsky, Stephen J.
• 399-410 The estimation of a disequilibrium real wage equation for Britain
  by Lewis, Philip E. T. & Makepeace, Gerald H.
• 411-431 Federal deficits and the conduct of monetary policy
  by Bradley, Michael D.
• 433-446 Heterogeneous expectations and capital intensity in an overlapping-generations model
  by Krasker, William S.
• 447-456 A discrete model of optimal economic growth
  by Buhl, Hans Ulrich
• 457-464 Cyclical variation in the short-run Federal Reserve reaction function, 1969-1978
  by Witte, Willard E.
• 465-471 Growth of developing countries and world interest rates
  by Callier, Philippe
• 473-476 The relation between two different notions of direct and indirect input requirements
  by Jeong, Ki-Jun
• 477-480 An elephantine theory of depressions
  by Usher, Dan

1984, Volume 6, Issue 3

• 249-264 Statistical tests of relative substitutabilities of near-monies over time
  by Rossiter, Rosemary & Lee, Tong Hun
• 265-282 Progressive taxes and automatic stabilization in an open economy
  by Rodseth, Asbjorn
• 283-294 The principle of political-economic assignment
  by van der Ploeg, Frederick
• 295-309 Stagflation, new products, and speculation
  by Wernerfelt, Birger
• 311-322 Interest-rate policy and rational expectations
  by Andersen, Torben M.
• 323-334 Expectation errors and exchange-rate volatility
  by Honohan, Patrick
• 335-346 An appraisal of the new classical macroeconomics
  by McMahon, Michael R.
• 347-355 The econometric approach to business-cycle analysis reconsidered
  by Ramsey, James B. & Alexander, Albert
• 357-363 The response of aggregate demand to income, money supply, and price level
  by Ng, Yew-Kwang

1984, Volume 6, Issue 2

• 127-137 International currency speculation, market stability and efficiency in the 1920s: A time series approach
  by Bailey, Ralph W.
• 139-157 The workings of a commodity money system in an incomplete information macro model
  by Driskill, Robert & McCafferty, Stephen
• 159-180 Adverse selection as an explanation of credit rationing and different lender types
  by Chiang, Raymond & Finkelstein, John M. & Lee, Wayne Y. & Rao, Ramesh K. S.
• 181-195 Cross-price effects in demand between exports and imports
  by Haynes, Stephen E. & Stone, Joe A.
• 197-213 Time and money: The universals of macroeconomic theorizing
  by Garrison, Roger W.
• 215-227 Keynes's errors in the liquidity preference versus loanable funds controversy
  by Liang, Ming-Yih
• 229-234 Wealth effects, IS-LM stability and the efficacy of economic policies
  by Hwang, Been Kwei & Yu, Eden Siu-Hung
• 235-238 Alternate estimation criteria and measures of forecast accuracy
  by Weller, Barry R. & Wellington, John

1984, Volume 6, Issue 1

• 1-21 Cyclical implications of indexing the minimum wage
  by Policano, Andrew J.
• 23-41 The effects of fiscal policy in a two-period model
  by Groenewold, Nicolaas
• 43-56 Macro effects of interest-sensitive aggregate supply
  by Mitchell, Douglas W.
• 57-67 The government budget constraint with endogenous money
  by Thornton, Daniel L.
• 69-78 Taxation, rational expectations, and the neutrality of money
  by Cantc, Victor A. & Joines, Douglas H. & Webb, Robert I.
• 79-88 Fed policy and presidential elections
  by Wallace, Myles S. & Warner, John T.
• 89-95 A note on nominal government expenditure targets
  by Wren-Lewis, Simon
• 97-102 On the missing equation: Comment
  by Shaller, Douglas R.
• 103-107 Selden's model of inflation: A reexamination
  by Seaks, Terry G.
• 109-111 The lag from money to prices
  by Selden, Richard T.

1983, Volume 5, Issue 4

• 383-398 Aggregate demand, food prices, and the underlying rate of inflation
  by Lombra, Raymond E. & Mehra, Yash P.
• 399-420 The macroeconomic impact of the nixon wage and price controls: A general equilibrium approach
  by Davidson, Lawrence S.

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