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The value of interest rate smoothing : how the private sector helps the Federal Reserve

Amato, Jeffery D.; Laubach, Thomas - In: Economic Review (1999) Q III, pp. 47-64

Most central banks conduct monetary policy by setting targets for overnight interest rates. During the 1990s, central banks have tended to move these interest rates in small steps without reversing direction quickly, a practice called interest rate smoothing. For example, the majority of Federal...

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Evaluating money market conditions: remarks to the Southern California chapter of the Bank Administration Institute, Pasadena, California, Sept. 12, 1973

Balles, John J. - In: Economic Review (1973) Sep, pp. 3-11

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Problems of inflation and high interest rates: testimony before Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. House of Representatives, July 17, 1974

Balles, John J. - In: Economic Review (1974) Sep, pp. 3-11

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The early history of the real/nominal interest rate relationship

Humphrey, Thomas M. - In: Economic Review (1983) May, pp. 2-10

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Can the central bank peg real interest rates? : a survey of classical and neoclassical opinion

Humphrey, Thomas M. - In: Economic Review (1983) Sep, pp. 12-21

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The interest cost-push controversy

Humphrey, Thomas M. - In: Economic Review (1979) Jan, pp. 3-10

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