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1976-2002
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- Timing and Real Indeterminacy in Monetary Models, Working Paper 99-10R
- Designing Stabilization Policy in a Monetary Union, Working Paper 00-01
- How Much Should Americans Be Saving for Retirement?, Working Paper 00-02
- Anatomy of a Fair-Lending Exam : The Uses and Limitations of Statistics, Working Paper 00-03R
- The Expectations Trap Hypothesis, Working Paper 00-04
- Generalized Search-Theoretic Models of Monetary Exchange, Working Paper 00-05
- Protectionist Demands in Globalization, Working Paper 00-06
- Home Production Meets Time-To-Build, Working Paper 00-07R
- What Accounts For the Decline in Crime?, Working Paper 00-08
- Forward-Looking Versus Backward-Looking Taylor Rules, Working Paper 00-09
- Money Growth Rules and Price Level Determinacy, Working Paper 00-10
- Monetary Shocks, Agency Costs, and Business Cycles, Working Paper 00-11
- Implementing the Friedman Rule, Working Paper 00-12
- Relationship Loans and Information Exploitability in a Competitive Market : Loan Commitments vs. Spot Loans, Working Paper 00-13
- Gross Loan Flows, Working Paper 00-14
- On the Welfare Gains of Reducing the Likelihood of Economic Crises, Working Paper 00-15
- Is the Political Business Cycle for Real?, Working Paper 00-16
- Market- vs. Bank-Based Financial Systems : Do Investor Rights Really Matter?, Working Paper 01-01R
- Life-Cycle Saving, Limits on Contributions to DC Pension Plans, and Lifetime Tax Benefits, Working Paper 01-02
- Coalitions, Power, and the FOMC, Working Paper 01-03
- Marriage and Consumption Insurance : What's Love Got to Do With It?, Working Paper 01-04
- Efficient Investment in Children, Working Paper 01-05
- Maximum Likelihood in the Frequency Domain : The Importance of Time-to-Plan, Working Paper 01-06
- Nominal Rigidities and the Dynamic Effects of a Shock to Monetary Policy, Working Paper 01-07
- Does Participating in a 401(k) Raise Your Lifetime Taxes?, Working Paper 01-08
- The Mismatch Between Life Insurance Holdings and Financial Vulnerabilities : Evidence from the Health and Retirement Survey, Working Paper 01-09
- Sterilized Intervention, Nonsterilized Intervention, and Monetary Policy, Working Paper 01-10
- PSAF, Economic Capital, and the New Basel Accord, Working Paper 01-11
- Federal Home Loan Bank Lending to Community Banks. Are Targeted Subsidies Necessary?, Working Paper 01-12
- Will the Valuation Ratios Revert to their Historical Means ?Some Evidence from Breakpoint Tests, Working Paper 01-13
- Who Gets Paid to Save?, Working Paper 01-14
- Monetary Policy in a World Without Perfect Capital Markets, Working Paper 01-15
- Taylor Rules in a Model that Satisfies the Natural Rate Hypothesis, Working Paper 01-16
- Learning and the Central Bank, Working Paper 01-17
- The U.S. Demographic Transition Perfect Capital Markets, Working Paper 01-18
- A Strategic Approach to Hedging and Contracting, Working Paper 01-19
- The Mismatch Between Life Insurance Holdings and Financial Vulnerabilities : Evidence from the Survey of Consumer Finances, Working Paper 02-01
- Does It Matter (for Equilibrium Determinacy) What Price Index the Central Bank Targets?, Working Paper 02-02
- Community Banks as Small Business Lenders : The Tough Road Ahead, Working Paper 02-03
- Monetary Policy in a Financial Crisis, Working Paper 02-04
- Imperfect Capital Markets and Nominal Wage Rigidities, Working Paper 02-05
- Does It Pay to Work?, Working Paper 02-06
- A Simple Search Model of Money with Heterogeneous Agents and Partial Acceptability, Working Paper 02-07
- Search, Money and Capital : A Neoclassical Dichotomy, Working Paper 02-08
- Price Setting, Price Dispersion, and the Value of Money — Or — The Law of Two Prices, Working Paper 02-09
- Dynamics, Cycles and Sunspot Equilibria in "Genuinely Dynamic, Fundamentally Disaggregative" Models of Money, Working Paper 02-10
- A Unified Framework for Monetary Theory And Policy Analysis, Working Paper 02-11
- Life Cycle Wage and Job Changes, Working Paper 02-12
- Scope and Scale Economies in Federal Reserve Payment Processing, Working Paper 02-13
- Getting the Most Out of a Mandatory Subordinated Debt Requirement, Working Paper 02-14
- Do Energy-Price Shocks Affect Core-Price Measures?, Working Paper 02-15
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