Journal of Money, Credit & Banking
In This Issue
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FOR MOST OF the world wealth is positively associated with longevity (Preston 1975) and negatively associated with religiosity...Read More...
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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN international financial markets have highlighted the role of banks in the transmission of shocks across...Read More...
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IN THIS PAPER, we explore how far existing theories of wage and price setting are consistent with two...Read More...
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A STYLIZED FACT of the dynamics of U.S. inflation, as first highlighted in the pioneering contribution of Nelson...Read More...
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INFLATION TARGETING (IT) is a monetary policy strategy that has been gaining popularity around the world. Three main...Read More...
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IT HAS BEEN BELIEVED THAT in an open-economy two-sector growth model the more (time-)patient country accumulates real capital...Read More...
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"A central bank charged with maintaining price stability cannot be indifferent as to how fiscal policy is determined"...Read More...
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STRUCTURAL NEW KEYNESIAN MODELS, featuring dynamic aggregate supply (AS), aggregate demand (IS), and monetary policy equations are becoming...Read More...
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A LONG LIST of articles propose models of the transmission of oil shocks in which oil price movements...Read More...

