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Implementing price stability bands, boundaries and inflation targeting

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Monetary policy and the theory of the risk-averse bank

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Money, deficit and public debt: an empirical investigation

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Currency substitution: a critical survey from a portfolio balance perspective

Cuddington, John T. - In: Proceedings (1982) 6, pp. 37-79

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The response of interest rates to money announcements under alternative operating procedures and reserve requirement systems

Roley, V. Vance - In: Proceedings (1985) 7, pp. 127-160

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Sterilization, world inflation, and American monetary policy

McKinnon, Ronald I. - In: Proceedings (1980) 4, pp. 237-278

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Effects of U.S. monetary stabilization programs on expected real interest rates and real exchange rates: an empirical analysis

Makin, John H. - In: Proceedings (1981) 5, pp. 68-135

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When is inflation low?

Poole, William - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco - 1994

year. ; Another issue concerns assessment of underlying inflation when prices are subject to temporary disturbances … over time; removing energy prices altogether is inappropriate because oil price shocks are often persistent. The …

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The monetary transmission mechanism: an empirical framework

Taylor, John B. - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco - 1995

framework is international in its scope and emphasizes the prices of financial assets rather than the quantities of these assets …. In most cases expectations are assumed to be rational and the prices of goods and services are temporarily rigid. The …

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Monetary "targeting" in Japan and the U.S.: which is more accurate?

Hutchison, Michael M.; Judd, John P. - Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco - 1987

This paper examines the issue of whether differences in money targeting or base-drift procedures between Japan and the U.S. are significant contributing factors to Japan's superior macroeconomic performance over the last decade, and concludes that these procedures probably are not important...

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