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Economic Quarterly

Fall 1998

Staggered Price Setting and the Zero Bound on Nominal Interest Rates

Alexander L. Wolman

Fall 1998

Government Loan, Guarantee, and Grant Programs: An Evaluation

Fall 1998

Fisher's Equation and the Inflation Risk Premium in a Simple Endowment Economy

Pierre-Daniel G. Sarte

Summer 1998

The Bank Merger Wave: Causes and Consequences

J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr.

Summer 1998

Using the Term Structure of Interest Rates for Monetary Policy

Marvin Goodfriend

Summer 1998

The Predictive Content of the Interest Rate Term Spread for Future Economic Growth

Summer 1998

Historical Origins of the Cost-Push Fallacy

Thomas M. Humphrey

Spring 1998

Can the Fed be a Payment System Innovator?

Jeffrey M. Lacker and John A. Weinberg

Spring 1998

The Bond Rate and Actual Future Inflation

Spring 1998

Inventory Investment and the Business Cycle

Andreas Hornstein

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