Annual Report

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• 6-28 Modern macroeconomics in practice: how theory is shaping monetary policy
  by V.V. Chari & Patrick J. Kehoe

• 4-28 Giving aid effectively
  by Nancy L. Stokey

• 6-27 The transformation of macroeconomic policy and research
  by Edward C. Prescott

• 5-20 The Industrial Revolution: past and future
  by Robert E. Lucas, Jr.

• 4-15 Between two worlds: how do credit markets work?
  by David Fettig & Arthur J. Rolnick

• 4-23 Mortgage rates, homeownership rates, and government-sponsored enterprises
  by Ron Feldman [Downloadable!]

• 6-27 Thoughts on the Fed's role in the payments system
  by Edward J. Green & Richard M. Todd

• 3-26 Asking the right questions about the IMF
  by V.V. Chari & Patrick J. Kehoe

• 2-22 Fixing FDICIA: a plan to address the too-big-to-fail problem
  by Ron J. Feldman & Arthur J. Rolnick

• 2-18 Breaking down the barriers to technological progress: how U.S. policy can promote higher economic growth
  by Preston J. Miller & James A. Schmitz, Jr.

• 2-19 Formulating a consistent approach to monetary policy
  by Gary H. Stern

• 2-20 Congress should end the economic war between the states
  by Melvin Burstein & Arthur J. Rolnick

• 2-18 The high cost of being fair
  by Preston J. Miller

• Banking's middle ground: balancing excessive regulation and taxpayer risk
  by Gary H. Stern

• Dichotomy becomes reality: ten years of Federal Reserve as regulator and competitor
  by Leonard W. Fernelius & David Fettig

• Playing by the rules: a proposal for federal budget reform
  by Preston J. Miller & V. V. Chari

• A case for fixing exchange rates
  by Arthur J. Rolnick & Warren E. Weber

• A case for reforming federal deposit insurance
  by John H. Boyd & Arthur J. Rolnick

• Achieving economic stability: lessons from the Crash of 1929
  by Gary H. Stern

• The unpleasant arithmetic of budget and trade deficits
  by Gary H. Stern

• 3-15 The Fed's money supply ranges: still useful after all these years
  by Gary H. Stern

• The transition to low inflation: progress and pressures
  by Gary H. Stern

• Economic prosperity: an eclectic view
  by E. Gerald Corrigan

• Are banks special?
  by E. Gerald Corrigan

• Meeting the challenges of a new banking era
  by E. Gerald Corrigan & Evelyn Carroll

• A new law, a new era
  by E. Gerald Corrigan

• The tax cut illusion
  by Preston J. Miller

• Eliminating policy surprises: an inexpensive way to beat inflation
  by Mark H. Willes

• Rational expectations - fresh ideas that challenge some established views of policy making
  by Clarence W. Nelson [Downloadable!]

• Perspectives on Federal Reserve independence - a changing structure for changing times
  by Bruce K. MacLaury [Downloadable!]

• Monetary policy for 1976 - a primer
  by Bruce K. MacLaury & Clarence W. Nelson [Downloadable!]

• The limping giant: the American economy 1974-75
  by Bruce K. MacLaury [Downloadable!]

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