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• Exchange rate pass-through in a competitive model of pricing-to-market
  by Thomas Chaney & Raphael [Downloadable!]
• Pass-through of exchange rates and competition between Mexico and China
  by Paul Bergin & Rob Feenstra [Downloadable!]
• Price stability with imperfect financial integration
  by Pierpaolo Benigno [Downloadable!]
• Incomplete cost pass-through under deep habits
  by Martin Uribe & Morten Ravn & Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe [Downloadable!]
• International influences on domestic prices and activities: a FAVAR approach to open economy
  by Paolo Surico & Haroon Mumtaz [Downloadable!]
• International pricing in a generalized model of ideal variety
  by David L. Hummels & Volodymyr Lugovskyy [Downloadable!]
• Welcoming remarks
  by Ben S. Bernanke [Downloadable!]
• Globalization, macroeconomic performance, and monetary policy
  by Frederic S. Mishkin [Downloadable!]
• The international dimension of inflation: evidence from disaggregated data
  by Tommaso Monacelli & Luca Sala [Downloadable!]

• Domestic prices in an integrated world economy
  by anonymous [Downloadable!]

• 1-16 Introduction
  by Jon Faust & Athanasios Orphanides & David L. Reifschneider
• 17-38 Certainty equivalence and model uncertainty
  by Lars Peter Hansen & Thomas J. Sargent [Downloadable!]
• 39-51 Certainty equivalence - discussion
  by Volker W. Wieland
• 53-81 Robust estimation and monetary policy with unobserved structural change
  by John C. Williams [Downloadable!]
• 82-85 Robust estimation - discussion
  by Francis x. Diebold
• 87-114 Estimating forward-looking Euler equations with GMM estimators: an optimal-instruments approach
  by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer & Giovanni P. Olivei [Downloadable!]
• 115-125 Estimating forward-looking Euler equations - discussion
  by Sharon Kozicki
• 127-180 Optimal stabilization policy when wages and prices are sticky: the case of a distorted steady state
  by Pierpaolo Benigno & Michael Woodford [Downloadable!]
• 181-215 Price- and wage- inflation targeting: variations on a theme by Erceg, Henderson, and Levin
  by Matthew B. Canzoneri & Robert E. Cumby & Behzad T. Diba [Downloadable!]
• 216-223 Price- and wage- inflation targeting - discussion
  by Eric M. Leeper
• 225-245 Targeting versus instrument rules for monetary policy
  by Bennett T. McCallum & Edward Nelson [Downloadable!]
• 246-248 Targeting versus instrument rules for monetary policy - discussion
  by Mark Gertler
• 249-270 Liquidity and fire sales
  by David L. Kelly & Stephen F. LeRoy [Downloadable!]
• 271-275 Liquidity and fire sales - discussion
  by Anil Kashyap
• 276-303 Narrow money, broad money, and the transmission of monetary policy
  by Marvin Goodfriend [Downloadable!]
• 304-309 Narrow money, broad money, and transmission of monetary policy - discussion
  by Gregory D. Hess
• 311-318 Research at the Federal Reserve Board: the contributions of Henderson, Porter and Tinsley
  by Donald L. Kohn [Downloadable!]
• 319-322 The Board's modeling work in the 1960s
  by Edward M. Gramlich [Downloadable!]
• Optimal price setting and inflation inertia in a rational expectations model
  by Michel Juillard & Michael Kumhof & Ondra Kamenik [Downloadable!]
• Monetary policy in a life-cycle economy
  by Ippei Fujiwara & Yuki Teranishi [Downloadable!]
• DSGE modeling at policymaking institutions: progress and prospects
  by anonymous [Downloadable!]
• 323-339 Panel discussion monetary policy modeling: where are we and where should we be going?
  by William Poole & John B. Taylor & Ben S. Bernanke [Downloadable!]
• Foreword
  by Alan Greenspan
• Models and monetary policy: research in the tradition of Dale Henderson, Richard Porter, and Peter Tinsley
  by anonymous [Downloadable!]
• Tax reform and labour market performance in the Euro area: a macroeconomic assessment
  by Guenter Coenen & Peter McAdam & Roland Straub [Downloadable!]
• An estimated New Keynesian small open economy model
  by Malin Adolfson & Stefan Laseen & Jesper Lindé & Mattias Villani [Downloadable!]
• Trade adjustment and the composition of trade
  by Christopher Erceg & Christopher Gust & Luca Guerrieri [Downloadable!]
• Smooth landing or crash? model based scenarios of global current account rebalancing
  by Hamid Faruqee & Douglas Laxton & Dirk Muir & Paolo Pesenti [Downloadable!]
• Taking DSGE models to the policy environment
  by Pedro Alvarez-Lois & Richard Harrison & Laura Piscitelli & Alasdair Scott [Downloadable!]
• Improving monetary policy models
  by Christopher Sims [Downloadable!]
• An estimated DSGE model of the US economy with an application to natural rate measures
  by Rochelle Edge & Michael Kiley & Jean-Philippe Laforte [Downloadable!]
• Bubbles, financial shocks, and monetary policy
  by Lawrence Christiano & Massimo Rostagno & Roberto Motto [Downloadable!]
• Monetary neglect and the Canadian Phillips Curve
  by Stephen Murchison & Andrew Rennison [Downloadable!]

• International and cultural dimensions: discussion comments
  by Marty Levine [Downloadable!]
• Human capital and the development of financial institutions: evidence from Thailand
  by Anna Paulson [Downloadable!]
• Policies promoting microenterprises in colonias: what works? what does not work? and why?
  by Cecilia Giusti [Downloadable!]
• Credit availability in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Hmong community
  by Maude Toussaint-Comeau & Robin Newberger & Jason Schmidt & Art Rolnick & Ron Feldman [Downloadable!]
• What makes CRA agreements work? a study of lender responses to CRA agreements
  by Raphael W. Bostic & Breck L. Robinson [Downloadable!]
• Public policy - enterprise zones and CDFIs : discussion comments
  by Paul Pryde [Downloadable!]
• Evaluating the impact of federal community economic development policies on targeted populations: the case of the new markets initiatives of 2000
  by Julia Sass Rubin & Gregory M. Stankiewicz [Downloadable!]
• Job creation in California's enterprise zones: a comparison utilizing a propensity score matching model
  by Suzanne O'Keefe [Downloadable!]
• Community development financial institutions: current issues and future prospects
  by Lehn Benjamin & Julia Sass Rubin & Sean Zielenbach [Downloadable!]
• Partnerships: discussion comments
  by Ken Wade [Downloadable!]
• Neighborhood revitalization in New York City in the 1990s
  by Jason Bram & Jesse Edgerton & Yigal Gelb & Andrew Haughwout & David Lagakos & Margaret McConnell & James Orr [Downloadable!]
• Corporate civic investment funds: new models for community development finance?
  by Amy L.W. Hosier [Downloadable!]
• Community partnerships: a sustainable resource for nongovernmental organizations
  by Mark Tranel & Kay Gasen [Downloadable!]
• Making business a partner in redeveloping abandoned central city property: is profit a realistic possibility?
  by Elise Bright [Downloadable!]
• Housing and neighborhood development: discussion comments
  by Wyman Winston [Downloadable!]
• Mortgage default and default resolutions: their impact on communities
  by Charles A. Capone, Jr. [Downloadable!]
• Estimating the external effects of subsidized housing investment on property values
  by Ingrid Gould Ellen & Michael Schill & Amy Ellen Schwartz & Ioan Voicu [Downloadable!]
• Neighborhood externality risk and the homeownership status of properties
  by Christian A.L. Hilber [Downloadable!]
• Organizational capacity and housing production: a study of nonprofit organizations in Michigan
  by Rex L. LaMore & Susan Cocciarelli & Jose Gomez & John Melcher & John Metzger & Faron Supanich-Goldner & Matt Syal [Downloadable!]
• Patterns of financial behaviors: implications for community educators and policymakers
  by Jeanne M. Hogarth & Marianne A. Hilgert & Sondra G. Beverly [Downloadable!]
• Financial education and retirement savings
  by Robert L. Clark & Ann McDermed & Kshama Sawant & Madeleine B. d'Ambrosio [Downloadable!]
• The impact of credit counseling on subsequent borrower credit usage and payment behavior
  by Michael E. Staten & Gregory Elliehausen & E. Christopher Lundquist [Downloadable!]
• A little knowledge is a good thing: empirical evidence of the effectiveness of pre-purchase homeownership counseling
  by Abdighani Hirad & Peter M. Zorn [Downloadable!]
• Public policy - CRA: discussion comments
  by Jonathan Zinman [Downloadable!]
• The effects of the Community Reinvestment Act on local communities
  by Robert B. Avery & Paul S. Calem & Glenn B. Canner [Downloadable!]
• Seeds of growth - sustainable community development - keynote address
  by Alan Greenspan [Downloadable!]
• Seeds of growth - sustainable community development - welcoming address
  by Michael H. Moskow [Downloadable!]
• Seeds of growth - sustainable community development - opening remarks
  by William Poole [Downloadable!]
• Seeds of growth - sustainable community development - summary
  by anonymous [Downloadable!]
• Seeds of growth - sustainable community development - what works, what doesn't and why: a Federal Reserve System Community Affairs Research Conference, March 27-28, 2003
  by anonymous [Downloadable!]

• 689-695 Remarks on evolving payment system issues
  by Alan Greenspan
• 696-732 A framework for analyzing efficiency, risks, costs and innovations in the payments system
  by Allen Berger & Diana Hancock & Jeffrey Marquardt
• 733-765 Interbank lending and systemic risk
  by Jean-Charles Rochet & Jean Tirole
• 766-803 The efficiency of self-regulated payments systems: learning from the Suffolk System
  by Charles W. Calomiris & Charles M. Kahn
• 804-831 Financial crises, payment system problems, and discount window lending
  by Mark J. Flannery
• Payment systems research and public policy risk, efficiency, and innovation: a conference sponsored by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, December 7-8, 1995
  by Allen Berger & Diana Hancock & Jeffrey Marquardt & special issue
• 832-869 Controlling risk in payment systems
  by Jean-Charles Rochet & Jean Tirole
• 870-913 Intraday management of bank reserves: the effects of caps and fees on daylight overdrafts
  by Diana Hancock & James A. Wilcox
• 914-941 Cash, paper, and electronic payments: a cross-country analysis
  by David B. Humphrey & Lawrence B. Pulley & Jukka M. Vesala
• 942-964 Alternative monies and the demand for media of exchange
  by Anthony M. Santomero & John J. Seater
• 965-970 Technology and payments: deja vu all over again?
  by Mark J. Flannery
• 971-974 Preserving competition in electronic home banking
  by Paul M. Horvitz
• 975-979 The past is a lousy prologue: payments systems innovations and the Fed
  by Martin Mayer
• 980-985 Reducing taxpayer exposure to loss from innovations in bank risk management
  by Edward J. Kane
• 986-1003 Alternative models for clearance and settlement: the case of the single European capital market
  by Ian Giddy & Anthony Saunders & Ingo Walter
• 1004-1044 Scale economies, cost efficiencies, and technological change in Federal Reserve payments processing
  by Paul W. Bauer & Gary D. Ferrier
• 1045-1075 Efficient banking under interstate branching
  by Joseph P. Hughes & William Lang & Loretta J. Mester & Choon-Geol Moon

• Risk measurement and systemic risk: proceedings of a joint central bank research conference, November 16-17, 1995
  by anonymous

• 9-10 Risk measurement and systemic risk - opening remarks
  by Susan Phillips
• 11-16 Remarks on risk measurement and systemic risk
  by Alan Greenspan
• 17-24 Analyzing systemic risk
  by Charles R. Taylor
• 29-58 The variation of default risk with treasury yields
  by Gregory R. Duffee
• 59-89 Integration of credit risk with market risk in asset liability management
  by Shumpei Okada & Eiji Harada & Fumihiko Tsunoda
• 91-120 Measuring pre-settlement credit risk on a portfolio basis
  by Evan Picoult
• 123-146 Why do volatilities sometimes move together?
  by Anthony P. Rodrigues
• 173-198 Intraday price volatility and trading volume: a case study of the Japanese government bond futures
  by Toshiaki Watanabe
• 199-220 Empirical-based versus model-based approaches to Value-at-Risk: an examination of foreign exchange and global equity portfolios
  by James M. Mahoney
• 221-272 Directionally similar position taking and herding by large futures market participants
  by Matthew Pritsker & Laura E. Kodres
• 273-294 Liquidity and price shocks in futures markets
  by Peter R. Locke & Asani Sarkar
• 295-322 Value-at-risk techniques: an empirical study
  by Patricia Jackson & David J. Maude & William Perraudin
• 403-430 A framework for more effective stress testing
  by Atsutoshi Mori & Makoto Ohsawa & Tokiko Shimizu
• 433-456 Systemic risk in a model economy with a stylized banking system
  by Mico Loretan
• 457-484 Dynamic micro and macro stress simulation
  by Tokiko shimizu & Tsukasa Yamashita
• 485-510 Stop-loss rules: evidence from the bond futures market
  by Bernard Bensaid & Olivier de Bandt
• 511-530 The "domino effect of defaults" and its implications for regulatory actions
  by Shinji Nishida
• 557-561 Remarks: some thoughts on systemic risk
  by John Y. Campbell
• 563-566 Remarks
  by Christine Cumming
• 567-569 Remarks
  by Iwao Kuroda
• 571-574 Remarks
  by David Brunner
• 575-578 Remarks
  by Jos Wieleman

• International symposium on banking and payment services
  by anonymous

• 1-4 Symposium welcoming remarks
  by Alan Greenspan
• 7-14 Major themes in changing banking and financial markets
  by Dennis Weatherstone
• 105-112 Developments in the dollar payments system
  by Edward W. Kelley, Jr.
• 115-122 Payment and settlement systems policies and incentives: a proposal for defining the property rights of daylight reserve holders
  by Wayne D. Angell
• 229-232 Symposium concluding remarks
  by Susan M. Phillips

• Operating procedures and the conduct of monetary policy: conference proceedings
  by Marvin Goodfriend & David H. Small
• Comments on paper by Hess, Small, and Brayton
  by Bennett T. McCallum
• Estimates of foreign holdings of U.S. currency -- an approach based on relative cross-country seasonal variations: appendix
  by Richard D. Porter
• Nominal income targeting with the monetary base as instrument: an evaluation of McCallum's rule
  by Gregory D. Hess & David H. Small & Flint Brayton
• Controlling inflation with an interest rate instrument
  by John P. Judd & Brian Motley
• Federal Reserve operating procedures and institutional change
  by John Wenninger & Wiliam Lee
• Implementing short-run monetary policy with lower reserve requirements
  by Allan D. Brunner & Cara S. Lown
• Inflation persistence
  by Jeff Fuhrer & George Moore
• Monetary policy experiments in a stochastic overlapping generations model of the term structure
  by Steven Russell
• Price and output stability under alternative monetary policy rules
  by Joseph E. Gagnon & Ralph W. Tryon
• Credit conditions and external finance: interpreting the behavior of financial flows and interest rate spreads
  by Kenneth N. Kuttner
• Discount window borrowing and liquidity
  by W. J. Coleman & C. Gilles & P. Labadie
• A policymaker's guide to indicators of economic activity
  by Charles Evans & Steven Strongin & Francesca Eugeni
• Another hole in the ozone layer: changes in FOMC operating procedure and the term structure
  by William Roberts & David Runkle & Charles H. Whiteman
• Monetary transmission channels in major foreign industrial countries
  by Robert B. Kahn & Linda S. Kole
• A comparison of monetary policy operating procedures in six industrial countries
  by Bruce Kasman
• Interest rate operating procedures of foreign central banks
  by John Morton & Paul Wood
• Interest rate policy and the inflation scare problem: 1979-1992
  by Marvin Goodfriend
• A note on theories of money stock determination
  by Robert L. Hetzel
• Federal Reserve tools in the monetary policy process in recent decades
  by Ann-Marie Meulendyke

• Financial sectors in open economies: empirical analysis and policy issues: results of a preconference workshop (January 1988) and the conference (May 1988) sponsored by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
  by Peter Hooper & Karen H. Johnson & Donald L. Kohn & David E. Lindsey & Richard D. Porter & Ralph Tryon
• 21-112 Modeling the disaggregated demands for M2 and M1: the U.S. experience in the 1980s
  by George R. Moore & Richard D. Porter & David H. Small
• 113-172 Demand functions for measures of U.S. money and debt
  by Robert H. Rasche
• 176-205 Financial deregulation and the demand for money in Japan
  by Kazuo Ueda
• 207-271 The demand for liquid assets in Germany and the United Kingdom
  by Gerald Holtham & Giles Keating & Peter Spencer
• 276-304 Fiscal conditions and internationalization: implications for monetary policies and financial conditions
  by Peter Isard
• 305-363 Multicountry modeling of financial markets
  by John F. Helliwell & Jon Cockerline & Robert Lafrance
• 365-398 The behavior of monetary sectors and monetary policy: evidence from multicountry models
  by Flint Brayton & Jaime Marquez
• 399-435 A new interpretation of the coordination problem and its empirical significance
  by Matthew B. Canzoneri & Hali J. Edison
• 438-473 Nominal interest rate pegging under alternative expectations hypotheses
  by Joseph E. Gagnon & Dale W. Henderson
• 474-477 Design of model simulations
  by Jaime Marquez & Michael Mabry
• 481-488 Monetary policies in the 1980s and beyond
  by James Tobin
• 489-498, 557-572 Some issues in implementing U.S. monetary policy
  by William C. Melton
• 499-528, 557-572 Implementing monetary policy in Germany
  by Manfred J. M. Neumann
• 529-572 Monetary control mechanisms in Japan
  by Yoshio Suzuki & Akio Kuroda & Hiromichi Shirakawa

• 1-9 Welcoming remarks and framework of the conference
  by George W. Mitchell
• 9-12 Remarks
  by Robert P. Forrestal
• 13-16 Remarks
  by Kevin J. Kearney
• 17-25 Income payments to individuals
  by Mario Sarcinelli
• 25-32 Income payments to individuals
  by W.G. Dalmijn
• 32-42 Income payments to individuals
  by J.A. Brooks
• 43-47 Income payments to individuals
  by John J. Houseman
• 47-61 Income payments to individuals
  by John A. Kilcoyne
• 62-63 Income payments to individuals
  by Renato de Mattia
• 63-64 Income payments to individuals
  by Rolf Engler
• 65-66 Income payments to individuals
  by Karl-Erik Haeger
• 69-77 Automated teller machines
  by Linda Fenner Zimmer
• 78-84 Financial institution strategic planning for retail services
  by James G. Phelps
• 85-89 Bill payments by individuals
  by G. Schleiminger
• 90-98 The Swedish postal giro
  by Karl-Erik Haeger
• 98-103 Bill payments - insurance premiums
  by William J. Herzog
• 103-108 Bill payments by individuals
  by James Fortson
• 109-111 Bill payments by individuals
  by John Fisher
• 112-124 Characteristics and problems of modern payment system
  by Josef Marbacher
• 125-126 Eurocheck-debit card-credit card
  by George Waters
• 127-137 Eurocheck-debit card-credit card
  by E. Van Hooven
• 138-151 Eurocheck-debit card-credit card
  by Dee W. Hock
• 151-154 Payments at point of sale
  by John Fisher
• 155-166 Point-of-sale payments
  by J.P. Poirot
• 166-174 Point-of-sale payments
  by Donald R. Buchanan
• 175-187 Point of sale: recent developments in Europe: outlook for the 1980's
  by Paul C. Todd
• 190-193 Regulation E
  by Elliott McEntee
• 193-199 Regulation E
  by Lynn B. Barr
• 200-201 Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act of 1980
  by William H. Wallace
• 202-206 Central banking: monetary control act of 1980 and payments system
  by Frederick H. Schultz
• 207-210 Pricing money payment systems at the international conference on banking and payment systems
  by Stephen M. Duckworth
• 211-216 Explicit pricing of banking services
  by Philip E. Coldwell
• 216-230 Pricing money transfer services
  by Mick Williamson
• 231-241 Pricing payment services in Sweden
  by Thomas Glueck
• 243-249 Intercorporate payments
  by Kenneth Parkinson
• 249-256 Intercorporate payments
  by George C. White
• 257-266 Corporate accounts in Italy and related cash management
  by Renato Polo
• 267-279 United States postal service use of ACH for cash concentration
  by Russell D. Morris

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