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Economic Quarterly

Summer 2004

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  • 2004
Issue Title Author(s)
Summer 2004 Editor's Note John A. Weinberg
Summer 2004 Sustaining Price Stability J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr.
Marvin Goodfriend
Summer 2004 Monetary Policy in the New Neoclassical Synthesis: A Primer Marvin Goodfriend
Summer 2004 How Do Central Banks Control Inflation? Robert L. Hetzel
Summer 2004 Predicting the Recent Behavior of Inflation Using Output Gap-Based Phillips Curves Yash P. Mehra
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