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This quarterly academic journal contains articles on monetary theory and policy, banking and finance, and the payment system. Its predecessor, Economic Review, was published from 1974 to 1992.

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Issue	Title	Author(s)
Second Quarter 2011	Should Central Banks Raise Their Inflation Targets? Some Relevant Issues	Bennett T. McCallum
Second Quarter 2011	Financial Firm Resolution Policy as a Time-Consistency Problem	Borys Grochulski
Second Quarter 2011	Sectoral Disturbances and Aggregate Economic Activity	Nadezhda Malysheva Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
Second Quarter 2011	Legal Protection to Foreign Investors	Juan Carlos Hatchondo Leonardo Martinez
First Quarter 2011	A Regional Look at the Role of House Prices and Labor Market Conditions in Mortgage Default	Sonya Ravindranath Waddell Anne Davlin Edward S. Prescott
First Quarter 2011	Housing and the Great Recession: A VAR Accounting Exercise	Samuel E. Henly Alexander L. Wolman
First Quarter 2011	Optimal Contracts for Housing Services Purchases	Borys Grochulski
First Quarter 2011	Mortgage Reform and the Countercyclical Role of the Federal Housing Administration's Mortgage Mutual Insurance Fund	Brent C Smith

Issue	Title	Author(s)
Fourth Quarter 2010	Monetary Policy and Global Equilibria in a Production Economy	Tim Hursey Alexander L. Wolman
Fourth Quarter 2010	Hidden Effort, Learning by Doing, and Wage Dynamics	Arantxa Jarque
Fourth Quarter 2010	News Shocks and Business Cycles	Per Krusell Alisdair McKay
Fourth Quarter 2010	Risk Sharing, Investment, and Incentives in the Neoclassical Growth Model	Emilio Espino Juan M. Sanchez
Third Quarter 2010	Earned Income Tax Credit Recipients: Income, Marginal Tax Rates, Wealth, and Credit Constraints	Kartik B. Athreya Devin Reilly Nicole B. Simpson
Third Quarter 2010	Instability and Indeterminacy in a Simple Search and Matching Model	Michael U. Krause Thomas A. Lubik
Third Quarter 2010	How Large Has the Federal Financial Safety Net Become?	Nadezhda Malysheva John R. Walter
Third Quarter 2010	The Politics of Sovereign Defaults	Juan Carlos Hatchondo Leonardo Martinez
Second Quarter 2010	Inflation Measure, Taylor Rules, and the Greenspan-Bernanke Years	Yash P. Mehra Bansi Sawhney
Second Quarter 2010	Monetary Policy with Interest on Reserves	Andreas Hornstein
Second Quarter 2010	Are Wages Rigid Over the Business Cycle?	Marianna Kudlyak
Second Quarter 2010	Changes in Monetary Policy and the Variation in Interest Rate Changes Across Credit Markets	Devin Reilly Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
First Quarter 2010	Introduction to the Special Issue on the Diamond-Dybvig Model	Edward S. Prescott
First Quarter 2010	Bailouts	Edward J. Green
First Quarter 2010	On the Fundamental Reasons for Bank Fragility	Huberto M. Ennis Todd Keister
First Quarter 2010	Inside-Money Theory after Diamond and Dybvig	Ricardo de O. Cavalcanti
First Quarter 2010	Monetary Theory and Electronic Money: Reflections on the Kenyan Experience	William Jack Tavneet Suri Robert Townsend

Issue	Title	Author(s)
Fall 2009	Heterogeneity in Sectoral Employment and the Business Cycle	Nadezhda Malysheva Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
Fall 2009	Inventories and Optimal Monetary Policy	Thomas A. Lubik Wing Leong Teo
Fall 2009	Dynamic Provisioning: A Countercyclical Tool for Loan Loss Reserves.	Eliana Balla Andrew McKenna
Fall 2009	The U.S. Establishment-Size Distribution: Secular Changes and Sectoral Decomposition	Samuel E. Henly Juan M. Sanchez
Summer 2009	Distortionary Taxation for Efficient Redistribution	Borys Grochulski
Summer 2009	The Behavior of Household and Business Investment over the Business Cycle	Kausik Gangopadhyay Juan Carlos Hatchondo
Summer 2009	Short-Term Headline-Core Inflation Dynamics	Yash P. Mehra Devin Reilly
Summer 2009	Why Could Political Incentives Be Different During Election Times?	Leonardo Martinez
Spring 2009	Estimating a Search and Matching Model of the Aggregate Labor Market	Thomas A. Lubik
Spring 2009	The Consolidation of Financial Regulation: Pros, Cons, and Implications for the United States	Sabrina R. Pellerin John R. Walter Patricia E. Wescott
Spring 2009	Should Increased Regulation of Bank Risk-Taking Come from Regulators or from the Market?	Robert L. Hetzel
Spring 2009	Monetary Policy in the 2008--2009 Recession	Robert L. Hetzel
Winter 2009	Problems for a Fundamental Theory of House Prices	Andreas Hornstein
Winter 2009	Indeterminacy from Inflation Forecast Targeting: Problem or Pseudo-Problem?	Bennett T. McCallum
Winter 2009	Semiparametric Estimation of Land Price Gradients Using Large Data Sets	Kevin A. Bryan Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
Winter 2009	Consumption Smoothing and the Measured Regressivity of Consumption Taxes	Kartik B. Athreya Devin Reilly

Issue	Title	Author(s)
Fall 2008	Introduction to the New Keynesian Phillips Curve	Andreas Hornstein
Fall 2008	The Phillips Curve and U.S. Macroeconomic Policy: Snapshots, 1958-1996	Robert G. King
Fall 2008	The New Keynesian Phillips Curve: Lessons From Single-Equation Econometric Estimation	James M. Nason Gregor W. Smith
Fall 2008	DSGE Model-Based Estimation of the New Keynesian Phillips Curve	Frank Schorfheide
Fall 2008	Policy Implications of the New Keynesian Phillips Curve	Stephanie Schmitt-Grohé Martín Uribe
Summer 2008	New Keynesian Economics: A Monetary Perspective	Stephen D. Williamson
Summer 2008	Nominal Frictions, Relative Price Adjustment, and the Limits to Monetary Policy	Alexander L. Wolman
Summer 2008	Understanding Monetary Policy Implementation	Huberto M. Ennis Todd Keister
Summer 2008	CEO Compensation: Trends, Market Changes, and Regulation	Arantxa Jarque
Spring 2008	Limits to Redistribution and Intertemporal Wedges: Implications of Pareto Optimality with Private Information	Borys Grochulski
Spring 2008	On the Sources of Movements in Inflation Expectations: A Few Insights from a VAR Model	Yash P. Mehra
Spring 2008	What is the Monetary Standard, Or, How Did the Volcker-Greenspan FOMCs Tame Inflation?	Robert L. Hetzel
Spring 2008	On the Evolution of Income Inequality in the United States	Kevin A. Bryan Leonardo Martinez
Winter 2008	Should Bank Supervisors Disclose Information About Their Banks?	Edward S. Prescott
Winter 2008	Credit Access, Labor Supply, and Consumer Welfare	Kartik B. Athreya
Winter 2008	Antitrust Analysis in Banking: Goals, Methods, and Justifications in a Changed Environment	John R. Walter Patricia E. Wescott
Winter 2008	A Quantitative Study of the Role of Wealth Inequality on Asset Prices	Juan Carlos Hatchondo

Issue	Title	Author(s)
Fall 2007	Evolving Inflation Dynamics and the New Keynesian Phillips Curve	Andreas Hornstein
Fall 2007	The Evolution of City Population Density in the United States	Kevin A. Bryan Brian D. Minton Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
Fall 2007	Currency Quality and Changes in the Behavior of Depository Institutions	Hubert P. Janicki Nashat F. Moin Andrea L. Waddle Alexander L. Wolman
Fall 2007	Non-Stationarity and Instability in Small Open Economy Models	Thomas A. Lubik
Summer 2007	Inflation and Unemployment: A Layperson's Guide to the Phillips Curve	Jeffrey M. Lacker John A. Weinberg
Summer 2007	A Taylor Rule and the Greenspan Era	Yash P. Mehra Brian D. Minton
Summer 2007	Quantitative Models of Sovereign Default and the Threat of Financial Exclusion	Juan Carlos Hatchondo Leonardo Martinez Horacio Sapriza
Summer 2007	Barriers to Foreign Direct Investment Under Political Instability	Marina Azzimonti Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
Spring 2007	Interest on Reserves and Daylight Credit	Huberto M. Ennis John A. Weinberg
Spring 2007	How Accurate Are Real-Time Estimates of Output Trends and Gaps?	Mark W. Watson
Spring 2007	The Economics of Sovereign Defaults	Juan Carlos Hatchondo Leonardo Martinez Horacio Sapriza
Spring 2007	Banks and Liquidity Creation: A Simple Exposition of the Diamond-Dybvig Model	Douglas W. Diamond
Winter 2007	The Contributions of Milton Friedman to Economics	Robert L. Hetzel
Winter 2007	Implications of Some Alternatives to Capital Income Taxation	Kartik B. Athreya Andrea L. Waddle
Winter 2007	Exchange Rates and Business Cycles Across Countries	Margarida Duarte Diego Restuccia Andrea L. Waddle
Winter 2007	Optimal Nonlinear Income Taxation with Costly Tax Avoidance	Borys Grochulski

Issue	Title	Author(s)
Fall 2006	Changes in the Size Distribution of U. S. Banks: 1960 - 2005	Hubert P. Janicki Edward S. Prescott
Fall 2006	Bond Price Premiums	Alexander L. Wolman
Fall 2006	Stark Optimal Fiscal Policies and Sovereign Lending	Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte
Fall 2006	Not Your Father's Credit Union	John R. Walter
Summer 2006	Borrowing by U.S. Households	John A. Weinberg
Summer 2006	The Productivity of Nations	Margarida Duarte Diego Restuccia
Summer 2006	Inflation Uncertainty and the Recent Low Level of the Long Bond Rate	Yash P. Mehra
Summer 2006	Making the Systematic Part of Monetary Policy Transparent	Robert L. Hetzel
Spring 2006	The Problem of Small Change in Early Argentina	Huberto M. Ennis
Spring 2006	Implementation of Optimal Monetary Policy	Michael Dotsey Andreas Hornstein
Spring 2006	Can Feedback from the Jumbo CD Market Improve Bank Surveillance?	R. Alton Gilbert Andrew P. Meyer Mark D. Vaughan
Winter 2006	Discretionary Policy and Multiple Equilibria	Robert G. King
Winter 2006	Credit Exclusion in Quantitative Models of Bankruptcy: Does It Matter?	Kartik B. Athreya Hubert P. Janicki
Winter 2006	The 3-6-3 Rule: An Urban Myth?	John R. Walter
Winter 2006	Are We Working Too Hard or Should We Be Working Harder? A Simple Model of Career Concerns	Andrew Foerster Leonardo Martinez

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