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Estimating Exchange Rate Effects on Exports: A Cautionary Note pp. 5-16 (PDF 1.3M)
Recent Revisions of GNP Data pp. 17-24 (PDF 1.5M)
The FOMC in 1985: Reacting to Declining M1 Velocity pp. 5-21 (PDF 2M)
Requiem for Regulation Q: What It Did and Why It Passed Away pp. 22-37 (PDF 1.4M)
The Response of Stock Prices to Changes in Weekly Money and the Discount Rate pp. 5-14 (PDF 1.1M)
The Effects of Inflation on Commercial Banks pp. 15-26 (PDF 1.3M)
Domestic vs. International Explanations of Recent U.S. Manufacturing Developments pp. 5-18 (PDF 1.3M)
The Cost of Checkable Deposits in the United States pp. 19-27 (PDF 965k)
Central Bank Behavior and Credibility: Some Recent Theoretical Developments pp. 5-17 (PDF 1.1M)
Adjusting to High Inflation: The Israeli Experience pp. 18-29 (PDF 1.1M)
Forward Exchange Rates in Efficient Markets: The Effects of News and Changes in Monetary Policy Regimes pp. 5-15 (PDF 1M)
How Federal Farm Spending Distorts Measures of Economic Activity pp. 16-22 (PDF 597k)
The Discount Rate and Market Interest Rates: Theory and Evidence pp. 5-21 (PDF 1.5M)
A Microeconomic System-Wide Approach to the Estimation of the Demand for Money pp. 22-33 (PDF 1013k)
The Andersen-Jordan Approach After Nearly 20 Years pp. 5-8 (PDF 343k)
The Monetary-Fiscal Policy Debate and the Andersen-Jordan Equation pp. 9-17 (PDF 850k)
A Monetarist Model for Economic Stabilization: Review and Update pp. 18-28 (PDF 1023k)
Monetary and Fiscal Actions: A Test of Their Relative Importance in Economic Stabilization pp. 29-44 (PDF 1.9M)
A Monetarist Model for Economic Stabilization pp. 45-66 (PDF 2.7M)
The Employment Act of 1946: Some History Notes pp. 5-16 (PDF 1M)
The Farm Sector in the 1980s: Sudden Collapse or Steady Downturn? pp. 17-25 (PDF 692k)
Coping with Bank Failures: Some Lessons from the United States and the United Kingdom pp. 5-14 (PDF 1M)
Why Has Manufacturing Employment Declined? pp. 15-25 (PDF 816k)
How Open is the U.S. Economy? Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Economic Policy Conference of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Preface pp. xiii-xviii (PDF 522k) Part 1: Integration of the U.S. Economy
The United States as an Open Economy pp. 3-24 (PDF 1.9M)
Commentary pp. 25-31 (PDF 664k)
International Capital Mobility and Crowding-out in the U.S. Economy: Imperfect Integration of Financial Markets or of Goods Markets? pp. 33-67 (PDF 2.9M)
Commentary pp. 69-74 (PDF 529k)
Part II: Macroeconomic Effects of Increased Openness
A VAR Analysis of Economic Interdependence: Canada, the United States, and the Rest of the World pp. 77-131 (PDF 2.7M)
Commentary pp. 133-136 (PDF 299k)
Implications of the U.S. Net Capital Inflow pp. 137-161 (PDF 2M)
Commentary pp. 163-167 (PDF 472k)
Part III: Policy Responses to Increased Openness
International Interdependence and the Constraints on Macroeconomic Policies pp. 171-205 (PDF 2.7M)
Commentary pp. 207-210 (PDF 323k)
The Dollar Exchange Rate and International Monetary Cooperation pp. 212-231 (PDF 1.4M)
Commentary pp. 233-235 (PDF 224k)
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