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Smith, Bruce D. - In: Economic Review (1998) Q I, pp. 7-20

An analysis of Madison's essay, "Money," and a presentation of a model giving rise to equilibria that mimic general …

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Optimal use of scale economies in the Federal Reserve’s currency infrastructure

Bauer, Paul; Burnetas, Apostolos; CVSA, Viswanath; … - In: Economic Review (2000) Q III, pp. 13-27

Could the Federal Reserve lower its overall currency processing costs by reallocating its high-speed currency sorting volume? Given estimates of currency shipping costs and scale economies for high-speed sorting, the authors’ model minimizes costs by optimal distribution of sorting volumes...

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Does money still forecast economic activity?

Becketti, Sean; Morris, Charles - In: Economic Review (1992) Q IV, pp. 65-77

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The role of money in monetary policy: why do the Fed and ECB see it so differently?

Kahn, George A.; Benolkin, Scott - In: Economic Review (2007) Q III, pp. 5-36

, the ECB regularly examines the implications of money growth for the inflation outlook over the medium term to long term …

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Recent financial deregulation and the interest elasticity of M1 demand

Mehra, Yash P. - In: Economic Review (1986) Jul, pp. 13-24

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Rival notions of money

Humphrey, Thomas M. - In: Economic Review (1988) Sep, pp. 3-9

The year 1982 saw the publication of Nicholas Kaldor’s The Scourge of Monetarism. Kaldor claimed his antimonetarist tract was in the tradition of Keynes’s 1936 General Theory. This article shows that Kaldor’s antimonetarist doctrines as well as their rival monetarist counterpart long...

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Inflationary expectations, money growth, and the vanishing liquidity effect of money on interest : a further investigation

Mehra, Yash P. - In: Economic Review (1985) Mar, pp. 23-35

Market participants recognize two opposing effects of money supply growth on interest rates: a temporary liquidity … effect and a permanent expectations effect. That the latter dominates in the long run is clear—a sustained increase in money … acceleration initially gluts the market for money balances. Depending on the relative strengths of these two opposing forces …

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Financial evolution and the long-run behavior of velocity : new evidence from U.S. regional data

Ireland, Peter N. - In: Economic Review (1991) Nov, pp. 16-26

Innovations in the private financial sector influence the income velocity of money in an economy over the entire course …

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The $2 bill returns

Stone, Suzanne J. - In: Economic Review (1976) Mar, pp. 20-22

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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

that predictable seasonal movements in the money stock are not transmitted unnecessarily to interest rates. However … for the seasonal adjustment difficulties in 1983. First, he argues that the introduction of money market deposit accounts … funds rate in 1981 and 1982 may have caused seasonality in money demand that inappropriately affected the original 1983 …

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