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A Simple General Equilibrium Model of Depression
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A Note on Maximum Likelihood Estimation of the Rational Expectations Model of the Term Structure
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Estimation of Dynamic Labor Demand Schedules Under Rational Expectations
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Transactions Demand for Money
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Usury Laws and the Housing Market: The Minnesota Experience
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Samuelson’s Consumption-Loan Model With Country-Specific Fiat Monies
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A Comment on “Implicit Contracts and Underemployment Equilibrium”
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Rational Expectations Forecasts From Nonrational Models
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The Overlapping-Generations Model of Fiat Money
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Approximately Complete Markets: A Generalization of the States of the World Model
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A Note on Foreign Commercial Bank Demand Deposits at U.S. Commercial Banks
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Pushing on a String? An Alternative Approach to the 1930's
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A Simple General Equilibrium Model of the Great Depression
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Modeling the CD market: Hypotheses and Tests
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Demand Anticipation and Speculation in Inventories: The Decisions of a Price Setting Firm
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Money, Income, and Causality: Some Additional Evidence on the U.K. Experience
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Capacity Utilization, Inflation, and Aggregate Demand Policy
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Usury Laws and the Housing Market: The Minnesota Experience
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"Tobin's Q" and the Rate of Investment in General Equilibrium
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Forecasting With Econometric Methods: A Comment
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Banks' Demand for Excess Reserves : A Partial Equilibrium Analysis--Rationality and the Inertia Effect Hypothesis
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Open Market Operations in a Model of Regulated, Insured Intermediaries
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Nontransferable Interest-Bearing National Debt
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Inventory Investment, Goods Output, and Price
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District Conditions
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Are Interest Rates Too High?
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Does the Sinking U.S. Dollar Mean the Float Isn't Working?
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District Conditions
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Rational Expectations: How Important for Econometric Policy Analysis?
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The U.S. Economy in 1977 and 1978
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International Monetary Reform: The Feasible Alternatives
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Should We Fight Inflation with Wage and Price Controls?
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TIP: The Wrong Way to Fight Inflation
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District Conditions
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The Regional Economy in 1977 and 1978
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Inflation: An Extreme View
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A New Investigation of the Impact of Wage and Price Controls
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