PrintPeter Ireland was an economist in the Research Department from 1991 to 1996. He is currently a professor of economics at Boston College.
| Issue | Title | Author(s) |
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| Winter 1996 | Long-Term Interest Rates and Inflation: A Fisherian Approach |
Peter N. Ireland
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| Winter 1995 | Using the Permanent Income Hypothesis for Forecasting |
Peter N. Ireland
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| Winter 1994 | Two Perspectives on Growth and Taxes |
Peter N. Ireland
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| Winter 1993 | Economic Quarterly: Price Stability Under Long-Run Monetary Targeting |
Peter N. Ireland
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| Issue | Title | Author(s) |
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| 1992 | Forecasting the Effects of Reduced Defense Spending |
Peter N. Ireland
Christopher Otrok |
| 1991 | Financial Evolution and the Long-Run Behavior of Velocity: New Evidence from U.S. Regional Data |
Peter N. Ireland
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| Paper | Title | Author(s) |
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| 96-1 February 1996 |
Stopping Inflations, Big and Small |
Peter N. Ireland
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| 95-4 September 1995 |
Customer Flows, Countercyclical Markups, and the Persistent Effects of Monetary Shocks |
Peter N. Ireland
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| 95-1 January 1995 |
Optimal Disinflationary Paths |
Peter N. Ireland
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| 94-7 June 1994 |
Money and the Gain from Enduring Relationships in the Turnpike Model |
Peter N. Ireland
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| 94-4 March 1994 |
The Welfare Cost of Inflation in General Equilibrium |
Michael Dotsey
Peter N. Ireland |
| 93-1 February 1993 |
Liquidity Effects and Transactions Technologies |
Michael Dotsey
Peter N. Ireland |
| 92-3 December 1992 |
Endogenous Financial Innovation and the Demand for Money |
Peter N. Ireland
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