#1984-029A
"Wage Indexation and the Effect of Inflation Uncertainty on Employment: An Empirical Analysis"
by
A. Steven Holland
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PUBLISHED: American Economic Review, March 1986, 76(1), pp. 235-43
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#1984-028A
"Monetary Indicators of Economic Activity: A Comment"
by
Dallas S. Batten, and
Michael T. Belongia
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#1984-027A
"The Effectiveness of Combining Forecasts: Evidence Using Macroeconomic Variables"
by
Gail Heyne Hafer, and
R. W. Hafer
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#1984-026A
"Derivation of the Set of Exact Hedges for the Financial Portfolio"
by
Michael T. Belongia, and
G.J. Santoni
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#1984-025A
"The Impact of International Factors on U. S. Inflation: An Empirical Test of the Currency Substitution Hypothesis"
by
Dallas S. Batten, and
R. W. Hafer
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PUBLISHED: Southern Economic Journal, October 1986, 53(2), pp. 400-12
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#1984-024A
"Currency Substitution and the Link Between Money and GNP in the U.S.: 1972-83"
by
Dallas S. Batten, and
R. W. Hafer
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#1984-023A
"The Independence of Farm Output and Macro Variables: Some Evidence from the Business Cycle"
by
Michael T. Belongia, and
R. W. Hafer
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#1984-022A
"On the Accuracy of Time Series, Interest Rate and Survey Forecasts of Inflation"
by
R. W. Hafer, and
Scott E. Hein
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PUBLISHED: Journal of Business, October 1985, 58(4), pp. 377-98
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#1984-021A
"Relative Price Variability: Evidence from Supply and Demand Events"
by
Lawrence S. Davidson, and
R. W. Hafer
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PUBLISHED: Journal of Monetary Economics, May 1985, 15(3), pp. 333-41
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#1984-020A
"Money and Sectoral Output Dynamics in the United States, Quarterly 1950/III to 1982/IV"
by
K. Alec Chrystal
The impact of money growth and money growth surprises is investigated in a framework in which GNP is disaggregated into its major sectoral components. The evidence presented is not fully consistent with a new classical interpretation of the business cycle. More...
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