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One of the fundamental questions concerning inside money is whether its issuers should be regulated and how. This paper … evaluates the efficiency of one prevalent regulatory recommendation -- a requirement that private issuers redeem inside money on … demand at par -- in a random-matching model of money where the issuers of inside money are only imperfectly monitored. I find …
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This paper analyzes the necessary and sufficient conditions for solving money-in-the-utility-function models when …
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Cagan's classic currency ratio suggests that underground economic activity in the U.S. surged starting in 1994. In contrast, we show that a ratio adjusted to take care of two distorting developments -- retail sweep programs and overseas demand for U.S. currency -- did not surge, and that...
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How much of aggregate employment fluctuations is due to plants destroying and then recreating the same jobs over the cycle and how much is due to some plants permanently destroying jobs in a recession and other plants permanently creating jobs in an expansion? This paper decomposes plant level...
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We examine the ability of auto industry stock returns to forecast quarterly changes in the growth rates of real GDP, consumption, and investment. We find that auto stock returns are superior to aggregate stock market returns in predicting growth rates of GDP and various forms of consumption. The...
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This paper establishes the cyclical properties of a novel measure of worker reallocation: long-distance migration rates within the U.S. This internal migration offers a bird's eye view of worker reallocation in the economy, as long-distance migrants often change jobs or employment status. We...
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