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Interest rate expectations and the slope of the money market yield curve

Cook, Timothy; Hahn, Thomas - In: Economic Review (1990) Sep, pp. 3-26

An examination of the relationship between yield and maturity in the money market. The expectations theory suggests that the yield curve should be a good predictor of future spot interest rates. A substantial body of research in recent years has tested this implication of the theory and...

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Short-term investment pools

Cook, Timothy Q.; Duffield, Jeremy G. - In: Economic Review (1980) Sep, pp. 3-23

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Regulation Q and the behavior of savings and small time deposits at commercial banks and thrift institutions

Cook, Timothy Q. - In: Economic Review (1978) Nov, pp. 14-28

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Treasury bill versus private money market yield curves

Cook, Timothy Q.; Lawler, Thomas A.; Rowe, Timothy D. - In: Economic Review (1986) Jul, pp. 3-12

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Some factors affecting short-run growth rates of the money supply

Broaddus, Alfred; Cook, Timothy Q. - In: Economic Review (1977) Nov, pp. 2-18

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The 1983 M1 seasonal factor revisions : an illustration of problems that may arise in using seasonally adjusted data for policy purposes

Cook, Timothy Q. - In: Economic Review (1984) Mar, pp. 22-33

Most Economists agree that the monetary aggregate targeted by the Fed should be measured in seasonally adjusted form so that predictable seasonal movements in the money stock are not transmitted unnecessarily to interest rates. However, seasonal adjustment procedures are far from perfect and can...

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