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1992
- 258-286 The signaling effect of foreign exchange intervention: the case of Japan
by Tsutomu Watanabe - 287-313 Sterilization of the monetary effects of current account surpluses and its consequences: Korea, 1986-1990
by Sung Y. Kwack - 317-361 On the possibility of the yen bloc
by Takatoshi Ito - 344-361 Economic fundamentals and a yen currency area for Asian Pacific Rim countries
by Michael Melvin & Michael Ormiston & Bettina Peiers - y:1992 Exchange rate policy and interdependence: perspectives from Pacific Basin countries : a conference sponsored by the Center for Pacific Basin Studies, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, September 16-18, 1992
by anonymous
1991, Issue Nov
- y:1991:i:nov Money and business cycles
by Robert G. King - y:1991:i:nov:x:1 Effects of the Hodrick-Prescott filter on integrated time series
by Timothy Cogley & James M. Nason - y:1991:i:nov:x:2 Path dependence in aggregate output
by Steven N. Durlauf - y:1991:i:nov:x:3 Openness and inflation: theory and evidence
by David Romer - y:1991:i:nov:x:4 Does foreign exchange intervention matter? disentangling the portfolio and expectations effects for the mark
by Kathryn Dominguez & Jeffrey A. Frankel - y:1991:i:nov:x:5 Overcapacity and exit from banking
by Gary Gorton & Richard J. Rosen - y:1991:i:nov:x:6 Debt maturity and the deadweight cost of leverage: optimally financing banking firms
by Mark J. Flannery - y:1991:i:nov:x:7 The baby boom, \\"pent-up demand\\" and future house prices
by Joe Peek & James A. Wilcox
1990, Issue Nov
- y:1990:i:nov Waiting for work
by George A. Akerlof & Andrew K. Rose & Janet L. Yellen - y:1990:i:nov:x:1 International nominal targeting (INT): a proposal for overcoming obstacles to policy coordination
by Jeffrey A. Frankel - y:1990:i:nov:x:2 Causation, spending and taxes: sand in the sandbox or tax collector for the welfare state?
by Kevin D. Hoover & Steven M. Sheffrin - y:1990:i:nov:x:3 An incentive based theory of bank regulation
by Tim S. Campbell & Yuk-Shee Chan & Anthony M. Marino - y:1990:i:nov:x:4 Interest rate swaps and corporate financing choices
by Sheridan Titman - y:1990:i:nov:x:5 Determinants of residential housing prices in the Bay Area 1970-1988: effects of fundamental economic factors or speculative bubbles?
by Richard Meese & Nancy Wallace - y:1990:i:nov:x:6 Regional house price dispersion and interregional migration
by Stuart A. Gabriel & Janice Shack-Marquez & William L. Wascher - y:1990:i:nov:x:7 Economic effects of immigrants on native and foreign-born workers: complementarity, substitutability, and other channels of influence
by Michael J. Greenwood & Gary L. Hunt
1989
- y:1989 Banks and loan sales: evidence of implicit contracts
by Gary Gorton & George Pennacchi - y:1989:x:1 Bank balance sheet composition and stock market return sensitivity to macroeconomic risk factors
by J. Kimball Dietrich - y:1989:x:2 A framework for assessing depository institution risk
by Robert S. Chirinko & Gene D. Guill - y:1989:x:3 Macroeconomic models with equity and credit rationing
by Bruce C. Greenwald & Joseph E. Stiglitz & Andrew Weiss - y:1989:x:4 Developing country borrowing and domestic wealth
by Mark Gertler & Kenneth S. Rogoff - y:1989:x:5 Some welfare costs of monetary and fiscal policy
by Thomas F. Cooley & Gary D. Hansen - y:1989:x:6 Real business cycles and the test of the Adelmans
by Robert G. King & Charles I. Plosser - y:1989:x:7 AIL theory and the ailing Phillips curve: a contract based approach to aggregate supply
by Roger E. A. Farmer
1988
- y:1988 Deposit insurance and bank regulation: the policy choices
by Kenneth E. Scott - y:1988:x:1 An analysis of the cost of liquidating failed banks
by Christopher M. James - y:1988:x:2 Financial stability, banking regulation and the continued expansion of banking powers
by Gerald A. Hanweck - y:1988:x:3 Stock price volatility: an inequality test based on the geometric random walk
by Stephen F. LeRoy & William R. Parke - y:1988:x:4 Stock prices, financial structure, investment strategy and economic rents
by Richard W. Kopcke - y:1988:x:5 On the use of currency reforms in inflation stabilization
by Daniel Heymann & Axel Leijonhufvud - y:1988:x:6 International capital mobility and U.S. international and macroeconomic policy strategies
by Clas Wihlborg & Thomas D. Willett - y:1988:x:7 Purchasing power parity as a monetary standard
by Ronald I. McKinnon & Kenichi Ohno
1987
- 3-14 Monetary policy in Pacific Basin countries
by Hang-Sheng Cheng & Reuven Glick - 17-42 Financial market changes and monetary policy in Pacific Basin countries
by Reuven Glick - 43-80 Exchange rate arrangements and monetary policy
by Donald J. Mathieson - 81-94 Capital mobility and monetary policy: Australia, Japan, and New Zealand
by Warren L. Coats - 95-124 Monetary policy and foreign debt: the experiences of the Far East countries
by Homi J. Kharas & Miguel A. Kiguel - 125-152 Monetary regimes and fiscal deficits: a comparative analysis
by Donato Masciandaro & Guido Tabellini - 153-170 Monetary policy in Pacific Basin developing countries
by Maxwell J. Fry & David M. Lilien & Wilima Wadhwa - 173-200 Exchange rates and monetary policy in Singapore and Hong Kong
by Ramon Moreno - 201-225 U. S. monetary policy
by Thomas Mayer - 227-246 The response of the Bank of Japan to macroeconomic and financial change
by Thomas F. Cargill & Michael M. Hutchison - 247-278 The New Australian monetary policy
by Kevin David & Mervyn Lewis - 279-301 Financial deregulation and monetary policy in New Zealand
by Carl E. Walsh - 303-319 Monetary policy in Thailand
by John G. Greenwood - 321-351 Financial reform and monetary control in Indonesia
by Lazaros Molho & V. Sundararajan - 353-379 Monetary policy and financial reform in Korea
by Thomas A. Layman - 381-399 Monetary policy in Taiwan, China
by Robert F. Emery - 401-429 Monetary policy and inflation in China
by Hang-Sheng Cheng - y:1987 Monetary policy in Pacific Basin countries : papers prepared for a conference held Sept. 23-25, 1987
by Hang-Sheng Cheng
1986
- y:1986 Money, deficit and public debt: an empirical investigation
by Vincenzo La Via & Guido Tabellini - y:1986:x:1 Noncooperative monetary policies in interdependent economies: time consistency and reputation
by Matthew B. Canzoneri & Dale W. Henderson - y:1986:x:2 An econometric evaluation of international monetary policy rules: fixed versus flexible exchange rates
by John B. Taylor - y:1986:x:3 Policy coordination
by Peter B. Clark & Robert W. Clower & H. Robert Heller & Thomas D. Willett - y:1986:x:4 Challenges in deposit insurance reform
by Robert T. Parry - y:1986:x:5 Some evidence on the uniqueness of bank loans
by Christopher M. James - y:1986:x:6 The intermediation profit margin and market share of savings and loan associations
by Alan C. Hess - y:1986:x:7 Agency costs, collateral, and business fluctuations
by Ben S. Bernanke & Mark Gertler
1985, Issue June
- 0 The search for financial stability: the past fifty years: Asilomar conference proceedings, June 23-25, 1985
by anonymous - 1-6 The problem of financial stability: keynote speech
by Robert C. Holland - 7-52 Bank failures: the 1930s and the 1980s
by Charles P. Kindleberger - 53-86 Ensuring financial stability
by John H. Kareken - 87-124 External shocks and U.S. domestic financial stability
by Robert Z. Aliber - 125-164 Can supervision and regulation ensure financial stability?
by Carter H. Golembe & John J. Mingo - 165-190 Regulation of off-balance sheet banking
by Ian Giddy - 191-212 The problem of financial stability: closing remarks
by James L. Pierce & Richard T. Pratt & Martha R. Seger - 213-233 The search for financial stability: postscript
by Frederick T. Furlong & Michael C. Keeley
1985, Issue 7
- 1-46 Profit-making speculation in the spot and forward foreign exchange markets: evidence and implications
by Richard James Sweeney - 47-65 Are risk spreads rational?
by Steven M. Sheffrin - 67-101 Country risk and developing countries' foreign borrowing: an empirical analysis of the bank loan and bond markets
by Sebastian Edwards - 103-125 The observational equivalence of rational and irrational consumers if taxation is efficient
by Daniel K. Benjamin & Levis A. Kochin & Mark Meador - 127-160 The response of interest rates to money announcements under alternative operating procedures and reserve requirement systems
by V. Vance Roley - 161-214 U.S monetary policy and the dollar exchange rate
by Ronald I. McKinnon - 215-238 Monetary policy in a disinflationary environment
by Michael Bazdarich & H. Robert Heller & Alison Lynn Reaser - 239-242 Observations on current monetary policy
by John J. Balles
1984, Issue Dec
- 0 Financial policy and reform in Pacific Basin countries : papers presented at a conference held December 2-5, 1984
by Hang-Sheng Cheng - 3-12 A broad view of deregulation
by Henry C. Wallich - 13-36 Financial market changes and regulatory reforms in Pacific Basin countries: an overview
by Thomas F. Cargill & Hang-Sheng Cheng & Michael M. Hutchison - 39-58 Financial reform in the United States and Japan: a comparative overview
by Thomas F. Cargill - 59-64 The status of banking deregulation in the United States
by J. Charles Partee - 65-68 Financial reform in Japan: a central banker's view
by Akira Nambara - 69-88 Financial reform in Australia
by Andrew S. Carron - 89-104 Financial sector policy reform: the case of New Zealand
by Roderick S. Deane - 105-112 Financial reform: the Australian experience
by M. John Phillips - 115-136 The role of financial policies and institutions in Korea's economic development process
by Un Chan Chung & Sung Y. Kwack - 137-142 Financial reform experiences in Korea
by Chang-Kyu Lee - 143-160 Financial policy and reform in Taiwan, China
by Hang-Sheng Cheng - 161-184 Financial structure, financial regulation, and financial reform in the Philippines and Thailand, 1960-1984
by Maxwell J. Fry - 185-190 Financial reform in Thailand
by Siri Ganjarerndee - 191-220 Financial reform in Indonesia: causes, consequences, and prospects
by Tomas J. T. Balino & V. Sundararajan - 221-224 Financial reform in Indonesia
by Achwan - 227-234 China's economic and financial reform
by Wang Weicai - 237-260 International capital flows, capital controls, and financial reform
by Donald J. Mathieson - 261-264 Liberalizing capital controls: the Singapore case
by Freddy Orchard - 265-296 Financial reform and the role of foreign banks in Pacific Basin nations
by Charles Pigott - 297-304 The role of foreign banks in domestic banking markets
by Henry S. Terrell - 305-310 Financial reform and the role of foreign banks in Malaysia
by Abang Zainal Abidin - 311-334 Financial effects of budget deficits in the Pacific Basin
by Michael M. Hutchison - 337-342 Financial liberalization and economic development
by Ronald I. McKinnon - 343-355 The political economy of financial reform in developing economies
by Graham J. Abbott - 353-355 Financial deregulation: micro and macroeconomic effects
by James S. Duesenberry - 356-355 Themes in financial reform: the Canadian perspective
by Clyde Goodlet
1984, Issue Aug
- 0 International monetary stabilization and the foreign debt problem: proceedings of a conference co-sponsored by Project LINK and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, held August 29, 1984
by Bert G. Hickman - 25-55 The case for internationalizing American monetary policy
by Ronald I. McKinnon - 56-60 McKinnon's world money hypothesis: comment
by Michael M. Hutchison - 61-80 An empirical evaluation of the McKinnon proposal
by Peter Pauly & Christian E. Petersen - 81-90 World recovery and debt prospects
by Lawrence R. Klein - 91-101 The debt problem: a debtor's point of view
by Pedro A. Palma
1983, Issue Dec
- 0 Monetary targeting and velocity: conference proceedings, San Francisco, California, December 4-6, 1983
by anonymous - 4-13 Issues in monetary targeting and velocity
by Stephen H. Axilrod - 14-21 Defining the issues
by John J. Balles - 22-66 Alternative explanations of the 1982-1983 decline in velocity
by John A. Tatom - 67-107 The 1981-1982 velocity decline: a structural shift in income
by Robert J. Gordon - 108-128 Recent velocity behavior, the demand for money and monetary policy
by Michael J. Hamburger - 137-170 Where do we go from here: panel discussion on monetary targeting and velocity
by Robert W. Clower & John P. Judd & John H. Makin & Frank E. Morris
1982, Issue Nov
- 0 Interest rate deregulation and monetary policy; Asilomar conference, November 28-30, 1982
by anonymous - 1-19 Defining the issues--monetary aggregates and monetary policy in a deregulated world
by Stephen H. Axilrod & Frank E. Morris - 20-51 Monetary targeting in a zero balance world
by Richard G. Davis - 78-138 Financial change and monetary targeting in the United States
by John P. Judd & John L. Scadding - 139-215 Financial innovation, deregulation, and monetary policy: the foreign experience
by David H. Howard & Karen H. Johnson - 215-251 Alternative intermediate instruments of monetary policy: panel presentation
by Donald Hester & Jerry L. Jordan & James L. Pierce & Neil Wallace
1982, Issue 6
- 1-36 Why money announcements move interest rates: an answer from the foreign exchange market
by Charles Engel & Jeffrey A. Frankel - 37-79 Currency substitution: a critical survey from a portfolio balance perspective
by John T. Cuddington - 80-133 The effect of government deficits on aggregate demand and financial markets: a wide-ranging review of the literature and current policy issues
by Phillip Cagan - 134-168 The real effects of financial crises: theory and evidence
by Ben S. Bernanke - 169-201 Interest rates and uncertainty: nominal and risk-adjusted yields
by Thomas F. Cargill & Robert A. Meyer - 202-237 Variation in the maturity composition of debt and behavior of the monetary aggregates: the maturity shift hypothesis
by Ross M. Starr
1981, Issue 5
- 4-46 Can monetary policy affect the ex-ante real rate: new tests using daily data
by Bradford Cornell - 47-67 Why have interest rates been so volatile?
by Paul Evans - 68-135 Effects of U.S. monetary stabilization programs on expected real interest rates and real exchange rates: an empirical analysis
by John H. Makin - 136-173 Does purchasing power parity work?
by Michael R. Darby - 174-220 A natural rate approach to potential output
by Michael Bazdarich - 221-249 How fast does inflation adjust to its underlying determinants?
by William G. Dewald
1980, Issue 4
- 4-42 Data base priors: stationarity and rational expectations
by Roger Craine & Gikas A. Hardouvelis - 43-104 The financial valuation of the return to capital
by William C. Brainard & John B. Shoven - 105-159 The recent U.S. inflation problem: its cause and cure
by Dean S. Dutton - 160-198 Unanticipated and actual changes in aggregate demand variables: a cross- country analysis
by Michael R. Darby - 199-236 The Depository Institutions Deregulation and Monetary Control Act of 1980: what has Congress wrought?
by George G. Kaufman - 237-278 Sterilization, world inflation, and American monetary policy
by Ronald I. McKinnon - 279-327 The long-run role of the dollar
by H. Robert Heller
1979, Issue 3
- 4-22 Adjustment lags vs. information lags: a test of alternative explanations of the Phillips curve phenomenon
by Charles R. Nelson - 23-70 Anticipated money growth and employment growth in the United States
by John H. Makin - 71-101 Unanticipated money growth and the nominal rate of interest
by Paul Evans - 102-142 The effect of money on output and prices
by John Rutledge - 143-192 Judging monetary policy
by Levis A. Kochin
1978, Issue 2
- 4-26 The time structure of interest rates: a new approach to an old problem
by Roger Craine & James L. Pierce - 27-62 An income expenditure version of the wedge model
by Victor A. Canto & Douglas H. Joines & Arthur B. Laffer - 63-86 Inventories, orders and the persistent effects of monetary shocks
by William S. Haraf - 87-141 The NBER international transmission model: the Mark II disequilibrium version, estimates and lessons
by Michael R. Darby - 142-165 Risk, inflation and exchange rates
by Richard James Sweeney - 166-190 Floating exchange rates and modified purchasing power parity: evidence from recent experience using an index of effective exchange rates
by Henry N. Goldstein
1977, Issue 1
- 0 Mineral resources in the Pacific Area: papers and proceedings of the ninth Pacific Trade and Development Conference, held August 22-26, 1977
by Lawrence B. Krause & Hugh Patrick - 30-68 The raw material product cycle
by Stephen P. Magee & Norman I. Robins - 69-134 Mineral trade and investment patterns in the Pacific Area
by N. M. Switucha - 135-176 Resource trade and the development process in developing countries
by Ross Garnaut - 177-244 Ocean mining in the Pacific Basin: stimulus and response
by Michael Gorham - 245-315 Australia's minerals production and trade: case study of a resource- rich developed country
by Ben Smith - 316-362 Options for a resource-poor developed country--Japan
by Yasuhiro Murota - 366-422 Issues in the development of resource-rich LDCs: copper in Chile
by Ernesto Tironi - 423-456 Natural resource problems in a resource-poor developing country: the Korean case
by Wontack Hong - 457-505 Commodity trade from a North-South perspective
by Jose Pinera - 506-534 Japan's resource security and foreign investment in the Pacific: a case study of bilateral devices between advanced countries
by Kiyoshi Kojima - 535-570 The wider context of bilateral resource exploitation arrangements between the LDCs and the DCs
by Miguel Wionczek - 571-610 International commodity control: the tin experience
by Mohamed K. M. Ariff - 611-661 An organization for Pacific trade, aid and development: regional arrangements and the resource trade
by Peter Drysdale
1976, Issue 1
- 2-32 Recursive structure in U.S. income, prices and output
by Charles R. Nelson - 34-66 Anticipated inflation and interest rates: further interpretation of findings on the Fisher equation
by Maurice D. Levi & John H. Makin - 67-96 The term structure of interest rates in the FRB-MIT-PENN model: reality or illusion?
by Llad Phillips & John Pippenger - 97-138 A neoclassical model of wage and price dynamics
by John Rutledge - 140-174 What have we learned about bank regulation over the economic cycle? evidence on interest rate risk
by Jan Morrison & David Pyle
1975, Issue 1
- 0 Central bank macroeconomic modeling in Pacific Basin countries : proceedings of the first Pacific Basin Central Bank Conference on Econometric Modeling, held May 27-29, 1975
by anonymous - 3-26 Central bank macroeconomic modeling in Pacific Basin countries: an overview
by Hang-Sheng Cheng & Nicholas Sargen - 29-41 Pacific Basin econometric research
by Lawrence R. Klein - 45-77 Development and use of macroeconometric models in the Reserve Bank of Australia
by James F. Henderson - 79-111 RDX2: a quarterly macroeconometric model of the Canadian economy
by Donald R. Stephenson - 113-123 Econometric modeling at Bank of Japan
by Hidekazu Eguchi - 125-155 Macroeconomic model building in Korea
by Jong-goo Park - 157-179 Reserve Bank of New Zealand's quarterly macroeconomic model
by Arthur B. Sturm - 181-207 Structure and use of the econometric model at the Federal Reserve
by Peter B. Clark & Jared J. Enzler - 211-221 The impacts of monetary and fiscal actions on a trade-oriented economy ( Republic of China)
by Tzong-shian Yu - 223-237 Econometric modeling in the Philippines
by R. Blancas & P. Lucas & E. P. Zialcita - 239-253 Macroeconometric model of Thailand, with special emphasis on the mechanism of domestic price determination for a small open economy
by Olarn Chaipravat - 255-270 Econometric studies at Bank Indonesia
by N. A. L. Mailangkay & Bistok L. Sitorus - 271-293 Econometric modeling in Malaysia
by See-Yan Lin - 285-293 Econometric modeling in Singapore
by Kum Poh Wong - 297-325 Output, inflation, and the balance of payments in a small, fixed- exchange rate economy: tests with data for Korea, 1960-1973
by Sung Y. Kwack - 327-342 International linkage of national models
by Bert G. Hickman