2000 Economic Quarterly - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

2000

Issue	Title	Author(s)
Fall 2000	The Frequency and Costs of Individual Price Adjustment	Alexander L. Wolman
Fall 2000	Is Money Useful in the Conduct of Monetary Policy?	Lawrence Santucci Michael Dotsey Carl D. Lantz
Fall 2000	The IT Revolution: Is It Evident in the Productivity Numbers?	Per Krusell Andreas Hornstein
Summer 2000	A Study of U.S. Employment Rates with Emphasis on Gender Considerations	Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte Carl D. Lantz
Summer 2000	Wage-Price Dynamics: Are They Consistent with Cost Push?	Yash P. Mehra
Summer 2000	The New IS-LM Model: Language, Logic, and Limits	Robert G. King
Spring 2000	The Taylor Rule: Is It a Useful Guide to Understanding Monetary Policy?	Robert L. Hetzel
Spring 2000	How the Asian Crisis Affected the World Economy: A General Equilibrium Perspective	Wenli Li Xinshen Diao Erinc Yeldan
Spring 2000	Benjamin Strong, the Federal Reserve, and the Limits to Interwar American Nationalism Part I: Intellectual Profile of a Central Banker Part II: Strong and the Federal Reserve System in the 1920s	Priscilla Roberts
Winter 2000	Current Challenges for U.S. Monetary Policy	J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr.
Winter 2000	The Role of a Regional Bank in a System of Central Banks	Marvin Goodfriend
Winter 2000	The Business Cycle and Industry Comovement	Andreas Hornstein
Winter 2000	Alternative Monetary Policy Rules: A Comparison with Historical Settings for the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan	Bennett T. McCallum

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