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The US-China currency dispute : is a rise in the Yuan necessary, inevitable or desirable?

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The undervaluation of the Yuan dispute : is a repetition of Germany’s experience in 1969 necessary, inevitable or desirable? ; a comment and reply to John A. Tatom

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Government finance and the demand for money : the relation between taxation and the acceptability of fiat money

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Energy price shocks, aggregate supply and monetary policy: The theory and the international evidence

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The meaning and measurement of potential output : A comment on the Perloff and Wachter results

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U.S. monetary policy in disarray

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Monetary policy became more difficult to characterize during and after the mortgage foreclose and financial crises because of a shift to a new credit policy focused on private sector credit and that relies on traditional commercial banking strategies. The new credit policy broke the tight link...

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