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Seasonality and Portfolio Balance Under Rational Expectations
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Regional Policy and the Role of Banking
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Dynamic Analysis of a Keynesian Model
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Monopoly Markets and Monetary and Fiscal Policy
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The Role of Stock Portfolio Shifts Under Alternative Exchange Rate Regimes
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Interpreting the Long-Run Relationship Between Money and Prices in the Presence of a Mundell-Tobin Effect
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Frequency Domain Characterizations of Rational Expectations Equilibria with the Method of Undetermined Coefficients
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Econometric Exogeneity and Alternative Estimators of Portfolio Balance Schedules for Hyperinflations: A Note
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Money and Banking: An Interpretation
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Government Creation of a New Secondary Market for Rural Bank Paper: A Feasibility Study
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"Rational" Forecasts from "Nonrational" Models
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Ninth District Quarterly
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Improving Econometric Forecasts by Using Subperiod Data
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The Observational Equivalence of Natural and Unnatural Rate Theories of Macroeconomics
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Recession and Demand Management: An Illustrative Example
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Modeling the CD market: Hypotheses and Tests
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The Impact of Welfare Work Registration Rules on Labor Market Data
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Testing for Neutrality and Rationality
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EFTS: Public Policy Problems
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Changes in Individual Ownership of Banks and Their Effect on Performance
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Ninth District Quarterly
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Ninth District Quarterly
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Costs and Benefits of Inflation
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Demand Anticipation and Speculation in Inventories: The Decisions of a Price Setting Firm
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Savings and Loan Associations in the Ninth District
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Unemployment and Stabilization Policy in a Two-Sector, Two-Country Aggregative Model
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Nonreporting of Savings Accounts in Sample Savings: Causes and Correlates
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The Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Parameters in Mixed Autoregressive, Moving-Average Multivariate Models
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Minnesota's Exceptional Banking Structure: Research and Policy Perspectives
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The Policy Procedure of the FOMC: A Critique
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Inference in Markov Chains Having Stochastic Entry and Exit
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Ninth District Leading Indicators
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The Impact of State and Local Taxes on Economic Growth
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Categories of Criticism of the Rational Expectations Theory
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Survey of Recent Developments in International Bank Regulation
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Seasonal Borrowing Privilege
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Notes on Stochastic Difference Equations
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Tests for Structural Change and Prediction Intervals for the Reduced Forms of Two Structural Models of the U.S.: The FRB-MIT and Michigan Quarterly Models
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Business Cycle Modeling Without Pretending to Have Too Much A Priori Economic Theory
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Money, Income, and Causality: Some Additional Evidence on the U.K. Experience
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Optimal Open Market Strategy: The Use of Information Variables
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A Rational Expectations Model of Hog Cycles
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Why the Fed Should Hold Constant the Amount of Fiat or High-Powered Money and do Nothing Else
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On the Role of Consumption and Decreasing Absolute Risk Aversion in the Theory of Job Search
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A Review of Proposed Organizational Changes in the Policy-Making Structure of the Federal Reserve System
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District Conditions
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Observations on Improper Methods of Simulating and Teaching Friedman's Time Series Consumption Model
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The Thomson-Pierce Monthly Model: A Test for Structural Change
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The Competitive Provision of Fiat Money
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Optimal Contracts and Competitive Markets with Costly State Verification
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Forecasting M1 with an Autoregression Model: Some Preliminary Results
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Models of Money with Spatially Separated Agents
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Rational Expectations and the Theory of Economic Policy
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A Modigliani-Miller Theorem for Open-Market Operations
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A Test of the Exogeneity of National Variables in a Regional Econometric Model
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Causality Characterizations: Bivariate, Trivariate, and Multivariate Propositions
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Capacity Utilization, Inflation, and Aggregate Demand Policy
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Monetary Policy Consistent with a Return to Full-Employment by 1972: 2
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Notes on Continuous Time Prediction with an Abortive Application to Macaulay's Test of the Expectations Theory of the Term Structure
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An Expository Note on Sim's Formula Describing Discrete Time Approximations to Continuous Time Distributed Lags
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Usury Laws and the Housing Market: The Minnesota Experience
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On Simplifying the Theory of Fiat Money
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Stabilization Policy: A Framework for Analysis
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The Variability of Inflation
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Is Keynesian Economics a Dead End?
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A Comparison of Gasoline Sales Taxes and Automobile Efficiency Taxes as Methods for Reducing Gasoline Consumption
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Changing Minnesota's Banking Structure: A Decision Framework
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"Tobin's Q" and the Rate of Investment in General Equilibrium
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Monthly Statistical Report
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The Thomson-Pierce Monthly Model: A Test for Structural Change
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A Compound Note (or, a Note on Harry Johnson's Note on the Theory of Transactions Demand for Cash)
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The Demand for Money During Hyperinflations Under Rational Expectations: I
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Forecasting With Econometric Methods: A Comment
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Price Setting 'Perfect Competitors'
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Notes on Sticky Wages
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Regional Intergovernmental Cooperation in the Ninth Federal Reserve District: A Status Report
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Notes on Behavior Under Uncertainty
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A Note on the Truncated Normal Distribution
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Shocks, Learning, and Persistence
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Notes on Difference Equations and Lag Operations
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How to Use Econometric Models to Forecast
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Banks' Demand for Excess Reserves : A Partial Equilibrium Analysis--Rationality and the Inertia Effect Hypothesis
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Some Conjectures on Bank Structure, Performance, and its Relationship to Agricultural Lending
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A Payments Mechanism Without Fed Involvement and Fed Monetary Policy Without Required Reserves
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A Cloudy Future for Minnesota's Businesses
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Ninth District Conditions
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A General Method of Solution for Game Theory and its Relevance for Economic Theorizing
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A Note on Policy Economics Studies and the Neutrality View
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A Survey of Regional Economic Policy in France, Britain, and the United States
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Confidence-Sensitive Funds and Contingency Planning
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A Two-Period Portfolio Problem in a Balance Sheet Context
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Monetary Policy for 1976--a Primer
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Instructional Costs in Minneapolis Inner-City Schools
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Determining the Optimum Monetary Instrument Variable
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Open Market Operations in a Model of Regulated, Insured Intermediaries
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Present Value Procedures for Capital Investment Decision Making at Federal Reserve Banks
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A Report on Present-Value Procedures for Capital Investment Decision Making at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
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An Inquiry Into the Conditions Under Which a Single Endowment Trust Fund Will Provide Perpetual Funding for an Expense Stream Growing at a Compound Annual
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Costly Information and the Stock Market
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Systematically Missing Data in Econometric Models: Some Identification Considerations
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