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Statement to Congress, March 26, 1996 (technological change and how it will affect the Federal Reserve).
Greenspan, Alan - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1996) May, pp. 403-404
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Statement to Congress, July 23, 1997, conduct of monetary policy)
Meyer, Laurence H. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1997) Sep, pp. 753-757
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Statements to Congress, February 20-21, 1996 (conduct of monetary policy).
Greenspan, Alan - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1996) Apr, pp. 315-320
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Policy targets and operating procedures in the 1990s
Kohn, Donald L. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1990) Jan, pp. 1-7
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Statement to Congress, January 29, 1998, (semiannual report on monetary policy).
Greenspan, Alan - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1998) Mar, pp. 183-184
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Leaning against the wind: does the Fed engage in countercyclical monetary policy?
Kliesen, Kevin L. - In: The Regional Economist (1993) Jan, pp. 10-11
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Statements to Congress, July 18,23, 1996(conduct of monetary policy)
Greenspan, Alan - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1996) Sep, pp. 811-815
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Statements to Congress, February 24-25, 1998, (conduct of monetary policy).
Greenspan, Alan - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1998) Apr, pp. 262-267
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U.S. monetary policy in recent years: an overview
Axilrod, Stephen H. - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1985) Jan, pp. 14-24
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A recipe for monetary policy credibility.
Kliesen, Kevin L. - In: The Regional Economist (1996) Oct, pp. 10-11
Concocting a credible monetary policy is far from easy, especially with the number of ingredients there are to choose from.
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