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1987

• 228 Gender differences in family effects on human capital and earnings: an empirical study of siblings
  by David Neumark
• 227 Employers' discriminatory behavior and the estimation of wage discrimination
  by David Neumark
• 226 Duration analysis of birth intervals and underlying fertility behavior
  by David Neumark
• 225 Finite sample properties of Theil's measure of multicollinearity effect
  by J.S. Mehta & P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 224 Deviations from random-walk behavior: tests based on the variance-time function
  by Francis X. Diebold
• 223 Does the business cycle have duration memory?
  by Francis X. Diebold & Glenn D. Rudebusch
• 222 Financial deregulation, the demand for money, and monetary policy in Australia
  by George S. Tavlas & P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 221 Asymmetric information, bank lending, and implicit contracts: a stylized model of continuing relationships
  by Steven A. Sharpe
• 219 The behavior of short-term interest rates in a rational banking model
  by Kenneth J. Kopecky
• 218 The use of prior information in forecast combination
  by Francis X. Diebold & Peter Pauly
• 217 Econometric modeling of the demands for the U.S. monetary aggregates: conventional and experimental approaches
  by Richard D. Porter & Paul A. Spindt & David E. Lindsey
• 216 The forecasting accuracy of auto assembly schedules
  by Spencer Krane & David Reifschneider
• 215 On the supply of the demand for money
  by Paul A. Spindt
• 214 The micromechanics of the federal funds market: implications for day- of- the-week effects in fund rate variability
  by Paul A. Spindt & J. Ronald Hoffmeister
• 213 Should fixed coefficients be reestimated every period
  by P A.V.B. Swamy & Garry J. Schinasi
• 212 The out-of-sample forecasting performance of exchange rate models when coefficients are allowed to change
  by Garry J. Schinasi & P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 211 Further thoughts on testing for casuality with econometric models
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & P. von zur Muehlen
• 210 The FRB monthly forecasting model: its special features and simulation properties (PAPER NEVER PUBLISHED)
  by Carol Corrado & Jane Haltmaier & David Reifschenider
• 208 Minimum variance pooling of forecasts at different levels of aggregation
  by Jeff Fuhrer & Jane Haltmaier
• 206 Scoring the leading indicators
  by Francis X. Diebold & Glenn D. Rudebusch
• 203 Price rigidity in imperfectly competitive markets: a survey of theoretical approaches
  by Steven A. Sharpe

• 220 Induced innovation and productivity growth: an empirical analysis
  by Jane Haltmaier
• 209 Reducing uncertainty in current analysis and projections: the estimation of monthly GNP
  by Carol Corrado
• 205 The dynamics of exchange rate volatility: a multivariate latent factor ARCH model
  by Francis X. Diebold & Marc Nerlove
• 204 On the information content of consumer survey expectations
  by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer
• 202 Experience goods, customer loyalty, and sticky prices in a dynamic market
  by Steven A. Sharpe
• 201 Structural change and the combination of forecasts
  by Francis X. Diebold & Peter Pauly
• 200 Temporal aggregation of ARCH processes and the distribution of asset returns
  by Francis X. Diebold
• 199 Internal funds and the investment functions: exploring the theoretical justification of some empirical results
  by Guy V.G. Stevens
• 198 Calendar adjustment and time series
  by W.P. Cleveland
• 197 Availability of data, sensitivity of calculation and possible improvements in data collection for the MSI, MT and MQ indexes
  by Arthur B. Kennickell & Garland B. DeMarco
• 196 Forecasting money demand with econometric models
  by P.A.V.B Swamy & A.B. Kennickell & P. von zur Muehlen
• 195 An evaluation of monetary indexes
  by David E. Lindsey & Paul Spindt
• 194 Model uncertainty, expectation formation and shock persistence
  by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer
• 193 A production smoothing model of aggregate inventory behavior with expectation errors generated by model uncertainty
  by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer
• 192 Information gathering and expectation formation under model uncertainty
  by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

• 191 Empirical assessments of the efficient markets hypothesis: an operational-subjective analysis of the variance bounds approach
  by Frank Lad
• 190 A pair of papers: random coefficients ; Random coefficients ; Productivity analysis of the United States manufacturing using
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & G.V.L. Narasimham & R.C. Reed
• 189 Revisions in the monetary services (Divisia) indexes of monetary aggregates
  by Helen T. Farr & Deborah Johnson
• 188 On a neglected measure of multicollinearity
  by P.A. V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta
• 164 On concurrent seasonal adjustment
  by David A. Pierce & Sandra K. McKenzie

• 207 Reducing uncertainty in short-term projections: linkage of monthly and quarterly models
  by Carol A. Corrado & Mark Greene
• 187 Estimating distributed lag relationships using near-minimax procedures
  by A.K. Kashyap & P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta & R.D. Porter
• 186 The Federal Reserve's new operating procedures: a post mortem
  by Paul A. Spindt & Vefa Tarhan
• 185 An examination of distributed lag model coefficients estimated with smoothness priors
  by S.S. Thurman & P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta
• 184 The transmission of data noise into policy noise in monetary control
  by Agustin Maravall & David A. Pierce
• 183 Four discussions
  by David A. Pierce
• 182 The foundations of econometrics: are there any?
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & Roger K. Conway & Peter von zur Muehlen
• 183 Discussion of "Measurement of linear dependence and feedback" by J. Geweke
  by David A. Pierce

• 181 Empirical comparisons of credit and monetary aggregates using vector autoregression methods
  by Edward K. Offenbacher & Richard D. Porter
• 180 On logical validity and econometric modelling: the case of money supply
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & P. von zur Muehlen & P.A. Tinsley & H.T. Farr
• 179 Bank reserve adjustment process and the use of reserve carryover as a reserve management tool: a microeconometric approach
  by Paul A. Spindt & Vefa Tarhan
• 178 The impossibility of causality testing
  by Roger K. Conway & P.A.V.B. Swamy & John F. Yanagida
• 177 Money is what money does: a revealed production approach to monetary aggregation
  by Paul A. Spindt
• 176 Notes on the cost of capital
  by William Conrad
• 166 The Anderson-Rasche report: a review of the review
  by Helen T. Farr & Richard D. Porter

• 175 Reserve accounting regimes, bank behavior and monetary control: an empirical analysis
  by P.A. Spindt & V. Tarhan
• 174 Further results on Zellner's minimum expected loss (MELO) and full information maximum likelihood estimators for undersized samples
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta
• 173 Convergence of the moments of the modified K-class estimators
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta & N.S. Iyengar
• 172 Monetary policy and the information content of index bond prices
  by John F. Boschen
• 171 A multiplier model for controlling Divisia monetary aggregates
  by Paul A. Spindt
• 170 Fixed vs market-determined deposit rates: a new monetary framework
  by Michael G. Hadjimichalakis
• 169 Two papers on the volatility of money stock targeting
  by P.A. Tinsley & P. von zur Muehlen & G. Fries
• 168 A maximum probability approach to short-run policy
  by P. Tinsley & P. von zur Muehlen
• 167 An autopsy of a conventional macroeconomic relation: the case of money demand
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & P.A. Tinsley & G.R. Moore
• 165 Detecting and estimating changing economic relationships: the case of discount window borrowings
  by D.H. Resler & J.R. Barth & P.A.V.B. Swamy & W.D. Davis
• 169 The short-run volatility of money stock targeting
  by P.A. Tinsley & P. von zur Muehlen & G. Fries

• 184 The Regulation Q phaseout: the effects on monetary aggregates, on interest rates, and on the economy
  by Michael G. Hadjimichalakis
• 163 Intervention analysis and seasonal adjustment of the monetary aggregates: the 1980 credit controls experience
  by David A. Pierce & William P. Cleveland
• 162 Modeling time series when calendar effects are present
  by W.P. Cleveland & M.R. Grupe
• 161 The phaseout of deposit-rate ceilings and the efficacy of monetary policy
  by Garry J. Schinasi
• 160 Price, wage and inventory dynamics of a non-Walrasian firm
  by Raghbendra Jha & Garry J. Schinasi
• 159 Price, inventory dynamics of a Phelps-Winter type firm
  by R. Jha & G. J. Schinasi
• 158 Empirical comparisons of Divisia and simple sum monetary aggregates
  by William A. Barnett & Paul A. Spindt & Edward K. Offenbacher
• 157 Two papers on money demand
  by Edward K. Offenbacher
• 156 Estimating current trend and growth rates in seasonal time series
  by George E.P. Box & David A. Pierce
• 155 Three essays on monetary control
  by Michael G. Hadjimichalakis
• 154 A generalized multicollinearity index for estimation
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta & S.S. Thurman
• 153 Uncertainty in the money aggregates: sources, measurement and policy effects
  by David A. Pierce & Darrel W. Parke & William P. Cleveland & Agustin Maravall
• 150 Precision of monetary control and volatility of rates: a comparative analysis of the reserves and the federal funds operating targets
  by Michael G. Hadjimichalakis
• 147 Expectations of the "myopic perfect foresight" variety in monetary dynamics
  by Michael G. Hadjimichalakis
• 157 Discussion of money demand papers at Washington University Workshop
  by Edward K. Offenbacher
• 155 The effects of NOW accounts on monetary aggregates, interest rates and the economy: some theoretical and early empirical results
  by Michael G. Hadjimichalakis

• 152 Errors in preliminary money stock data and monetary aggregate targeting
  by Agustin Maravall & David A. Pierce
• 151 Sources of error in economic time series
  by David A. Pierce
• 149 A theory of monetary exchange
  by Alfred L. Norman
• 146 The information content of Divisia monetary quantity indices
  by William A. Barnett & Paul A. Spindt
• 145 The Rose-Wicksell model: inside money, stability and stabilization policies
  by Michael G. Hadjimichalakis.
• 144 Disaggregated monetary asset demand systems: estimation and an application of the preference independence transformation
  by Edward K. Offenbacher
• 143 The rational expectations approach to economic modelling
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.R. Barth & P.A. Tinsley
• 142 A non-Bayesian method of estimating distributed lag coefficients with smoothness priors
  by S.S. Thurman & P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 141 The velocity behavior and information content of Divisia monetary aggregates
  by W.A. Barnett & P.A. Spindt
• 140 Indicator and filter attributes of monetary aggregates: a nit-picking case for disaggregation
  by P.A. Tinsley & P.A. Spindt & M.E. Friar
• 139 The microfoundations of aggregate supply: wage, price, unemployment dynamics and the natural rate hypothesis
  by Garry J. Schinasi & Raghbendra Jha
• 138 The cost of adjustment and the microfoundations of the Kaldor nonlinear investment function
  by Garry J. Schinasi

• 137 Data revisions with moving average seasonal adjustment procedures
  by David A. Pierce
• 136 Ridge regression estimation of the Rotterdam model
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta
• 135 Two papers on macroeconomic fluctuations
  by Garry J. Schinasi
• 134 Three papers on control strategies for macroeconomic models
  by A. L. Norman & M. R. Norman & C. J. Palash & W. S. Jung
• 132 A fully nested system of monetary quantity and dual user cost aggregates
  by William A. Barnett
• 131 Monopolistic competition and sequential search
  by Peter von zur Muehlen
• 130 On the existence of moments of partially restricted reduced form coefficients
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta
• 129 Seasonal adjustment of daily data with special reference to the U.S. money supply
  by David A. Pierce & Gerhard Fries
• 127 Estimation of implicit utility models
  by William A. Barnett & Kenneth J. Kopecky & Ryuzo Sato
• 126 A comparison of estimators for undersized samples
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 135 A note on modelling downturns: a nonlinear model vs. simple linear autoregressive schemes
  by Garry J. Schinasi
• 134 Target controllability
  by A.L. Norman & Woo S. Jung

• 133 The measurement of money demand
  by P.A. Tinsley & Bonnie Garrett & M.E. Friar
• 128 A survey of recent developments in seasonal adjustment
  by David A. Pierce
• 125 Applications of the Kalman filter to revisions in monthly retail sales estimates
  by William Conrad & Carol Corrado
• 124 A random coefficient approach to seasonal adjustment of economic time series
  by A. Havenner & P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 123 Unemployment spells and unemployment experience
  by George A. Akerlof & Brian G. M. Main
• 122 Irving Fisher on his head II: the consequences of the timing of payments for the demand for money
  by George A. Akerlof & Ross D. Milbourne
• 121 The liquidity structure adjustment decision of large money center banks
  by Paul Spindt & Vefa Tarhan
• 120 Seasonally adjusted rates of growth versus rates of growth of seasonally adjusted levels: some implications for monetary control
  by Agustin Maravall
• 119 Short-run forecasting and seasonal adjustment of demand deposits via sectoral disaggregation by types of holders
  by Agustin Maravall
• 118 A theory of social custom, of which unemployment may be one consequence
  by George A. Akerlof
• 117 The sensitivity of monetarist conclusions to monetarist assumptions: constant lag versus constant target-threshold monitoring
  by George A. Akerlof & Ross D. Milbourne
• 116 A theory of involuntary unemployment
  by George Akerlof
• 115 A theory of competitive equilibrium in stock market economies
  by Sanford Grossman & Oliver Hart
• 114 Further results on the informational efficiency of competitive stock markets
  by Sanford Grossman
• 113 The public good is a public good: a theory of corporations
  by Sanford Grossman & Oliver Hart
• 112 Signal extraction error in nonstationary time series
  by David A. Pierce
• 111 On estimating the fundamental dynamic equations of structural econometric models
  by David A. Pierce & John M. Mason
• 110 Indexing the U.S. economy: simulation results with the MPS model
  by Mark J. Flannery & Lewis Johnson
• 109 Pollak and Wachter on the household production function approach
  by William A. Barnett
• 108 On filtering auxiliary information in short-run monetary policy
  by John H. Kalchbrenner & Peter A. Tinsley & James Berry & Bonnie Garrett
• 107 Seasonal adjustment when both deterministic and stochastic seasonality are present
  by David A. Pierce
• 106 Rational expectations and multiple equilibria: love, faith, money and underemployment
  by Steven C. Salop
• 105 Coefficient uncertainty and policy aggressiveness: an empirical assessment
  by Roger Craine & Arthur Havenner
• 104 The implications of removing the demand deposit rate prohibition for monetary control and the conduct of monetary policy
  by David E. Lindsey
• 103 Determining the monetary instrument: a diagrammatic exposition
  by Stephen F. LeRoy & David E. Lindsey

• 102 Customer relationships and terms of loans: evidence from a pilot survey
  by Donald D. Hester
• 101 Optimal monetary policy with uncertainty
  by Roger Craine & Arthur Havenner
• 100 The optimal monetary instrument: an empirical assessment
  by Roger Craine & Arthur Havenner
• 99 Dynamic portfolio behavior and market clearing by weekly reporting banks
  by Donald D. Hester
• 98 Optimal bands in short-run monetary policy
  by Peter von zur Muehlen
• 97 Some partial equilibrium of tax reform on corporate policy
  by Peter von zur Muehlen
• 96 Legal reserve requirements: an instrument of monetary control?
  by Daniel E. Laufenberg
• 95 A framework for analyzing monopolistically competitive price dispersion
  by Steven Salop & Joseph Stiglitz
• 94 Bargains and ripoffs: a model of monopolistically competitive price dispersion
  by Steven Salop & Joseph Stiglitz
• 93 R2 measures for time series
  by David A. Pierce
• 92 On modeling unobserved components with time series
  by Augustin Maravall
• 91 The use of undersized samples in the estimation of simultaneous equation systems: another look at the theory of estimation
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 90 The natural rate of unemployment and the reserve army of the unemployed
  by Steven C. Salop
• 89 Monopolistic competition reconstituted; or, circular fashions in economic thought
  by Steve Salop
• 88 A note on minimum average risk estimators for coefficients in linear models
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta
• 87 Causality in temporal systems: characterizations and a survey
  by David A. Pierce & Larry D. Haugh

• 86 A weekly money market model
  by Helen T. Farr & Steven M. Roberts & Thomas D. Thompson
• 85 Estimation of the permanent and transitory component of an economic variable with an application to M1
  by Agustin Maravall
• 84 Recursive subaggregation and a generalized hypocycloidal demand model
  by William A. Barnett
• 83 Optimal control of a macroeconomic model with estimated coefficients
  by Roger Craine & Arthur Havenner
• 82 The restrictiveness of the Rotterdam model: a recalcitrant myth
  by William A. Barnett
• 81 Anticipating a price freeze or how not to get caught with your prices down
  by Peter von zur Muehlen
• 80 Self-selection and turnover in the labor market
  by Joanne Salop & Steve Salop
• 79 Public goods, taxation, and the distribution of income over time
  by Winston C. Bush & Robert J. Mackay
• 78 Linear prediction and estimation methods for regression models with stationary stochastic coefficients
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & P.A. Tinsley
• 77 On the rationality of discontinuous monetary policy
  by Peter von zur Muehlen
• 76 On the use of optimal control in the design of monetary policy
  by J.H. Kalchbrenner & P.A. Tinsley
• 75 The noisy monopolist: imperfect information, price dispersion and price discrimination
  by Steve Salop
• 74 Information and monopolistic competition
  by Steve Salop
• 73 Consumer behavior and quantity constraints: some implications for monetary theory
  by Robert J. Mackay & Warren E. Weber

• 75 Observability, measurement error, and the optimal use of information for monetary policy
  by Stephen F. LeRoy & Roger N. Waud
• 71 The existence of moments of some simple Bayes estimators of coefficients in a simultaneous equation model
  by J.S. Mehta & P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 70 Further evidence on the relative efficiencies of Zellner's seemingly unrelated regressions estimator
  by J.S. Mehta & P.A.V.B. Swamy
• 69 Relative efficiencies of a competitor of Hoerl and Kennard's ridge regression estimator
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta & P.N. Rappoport
• 68 Minimum average risk estimators for coefficients in linear models
  by P.A.V.B. Swamy & J.S. Mehta
• 67 Information lags and the interest rate as a proximate monetary policy target
  by Roger N. Waud
• 66 Efficient use of current information in short-run monetary control
  by Stephen F. LeRoy
• 65 Multiple time series containing unobserved components
  by Richard D. Porter
• 64 On Keynesian dynamics
  by Lewis Johnson
• 63 MINNIE: a small version of the MIT-PENN-SSRC econometric model
  by Douglas Battenberg & Jared Enzler & Arthur Havenner
• 62 Consistent estimation of higher order adjustment and expectations models: estimation of rational lags by initial condition parameterization
  by Arthur M. Havenner
• 61 A re-examination of Keynesian monetary and fiscal orthodoxy in a two- sector Keynesian paradigm
  by Robert J. Mackay & Roger N. Waud
• 60 Random sets and the space of confidence procedures
  by William A. Barnett
• 59 On proximate exploitation of intermediate information in macroeconomic forecasting
  by P.A. Tinsley
• 58 Lagged versus contemporaneous reserve accounting and short-run fluctuations in deposits
  by Daniel E. Laufenberg
• 57 Asymmetric policymaker utility functions and optimal policy under uncertainty
  by Roger N. Waud
• 56 The structural shift in the demand for money
  by Myron B. Slovin & Marie Elizabeth Sushka
• 55 Relationships--and the lack thereof--between economic time series, with special reference to money, reserve, and interest rates
  by David A. Pierce
• 54 Money supply control: reserves as the instrument under lagged accounting
  by David A. Pierce
• 53 Labor supply and the allocation of consumption expenditure
  by William A. Barnett

• 52 The full-employment equivalent price of leisure
  by William A. Barnett
• 51 Household consumption allocation and labor supply
  by William A. Barnett
• 50 Maximum likelihood estimation of nonlinear systems of equations
  by William A. Barnett
• 49 Inflationary expectations and momentary equilibrium
  by Lewis Johnson
• 48 On Nerff solutions of macroeconomic tracking problems
  by P.A. Tinsley & R.Craine & A.M. Havenner
• 47 Linear models and linear filters in the analysis of seasonal variation
  by David A. Pierce & Richard D. Porter
• 46 Uncertainty, restrictions on capital adjustment, and investment
  by Roger Craine
• 45 Note on: "The upward bias in the consumer price index due to substitution"
  by John D. Paulus
• 44 Evaluating consumer demand models
  by John D. Paulus
• 43 RPD model of money supply: a dynamic approach
  by Daniel E. Laufenberg
• 42 Search theory and duration data: a theory of sorts
  by Stephen W. Salant
• 41 Monetary and fiscal effects on economic activity: a reduced form examination of their relative importance
  by Roger N. Waud
• 40 Alternative adjustment mechanisms and the long run Phillips relation: job search vs. the "neoclassical" tatonnement
  by Lewis Johnson
• 39 An econometric model of channeled monetary effects on conventional mortgage credit
  by Daniel E. Laufenberg

• 38 Interest rate risk protection for savings institutions through debenture sales
  by Donald P. Tucker
• 37 The cost of capital, the desired capital stock, and a variable investment tax credit as a stabilization tool
  by Glenn C. Picou & Roger N. Waud
• 36 On the relationships among monetary aggregates
  by Myron B. Slovin
• 35 Aggregation over time, the supply and demand for money, and monetary policy
  by Stanley W. Black

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