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Potential consequences of linear approximation in economics

Wolman, Alexander L.; Couper, Elise A. - In: Economic Quarterly (2003) Win, pp. 51-67

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Trend inflation, firm-specific capital, and sticky prices

Hornstein, Andreas; Wolman, Alexander L. - In: Economic Quarterly (2005) Fall, pp. 57-83

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Staggered price setting and the zero bound on nominal interest rates

Wolman, Alexander L. - In: Economic Quarterly (1998) Fall, pp. 1-24

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Currency quality and changes in the behavior of depository institutions

Janicki, Hubert P.; Moin, Nashat F.; Waddle, Andrea L.; … - In: Economic Quarterly (2007) Fall, pp. 361-391

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Bond price premiums

Wolman, Alexander L. - In: Economic Quarterly (2006) Fall, pp. 317-336

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The frequency and costs of individual price adjustments

Wolman, Alexander L. - In: Economic Quarterly (2000) Fall, pp. 1-22

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Inflation and changing expenditure shares

Wolman, Alexander L.; Ding, Fan - In: Economic Quarterly (2005) Win, pp. 1-20

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Sticky prices, marginal cost, and the behavior of inflation

Wolman, Alexander L. - In: Economic Quarterly (1999) Fall, pp. 29-48

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Housing and the Great Recession : a VAR accounting exercise

Henley, Samuel E.; Wolman, Alexander L. - In: Economic Quarterly (2011) 1Q, pp. 45-66

We use a vector autoregression (VAR) for the components of gross domestic product (GDP) to conduct some sectoral and temporal accounting for the current recession. It is obvious that housing played an important role in the current recession, but residential investment declined for two years...

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