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1976, Volume 58, Issue Apr

2-11 The 1976 economic report and the federal budget: towards a long-run perspective
by Keith M. Carlson
12-19 A mortgage futures market: its development, uses, benefits, and costs
by Neil A. Stevens

1975, Volume 57, Issue Sep

2-4 Grain exports and inflation
by Clifton B. Luttrell
5-10 Explanation of the growth of the money stock
by Albert E. Burger
11-15 Real money balances: a good forecasting device and a good policy target?
by Anatol Balbach & Denis S. Karnosky

1975, Volume 57, Issue Oct

3-8 The relationship between monetary base and money: how close?
by Albert E. Burger
9-15 Selection of a monetary aggregate for economic stabilization
by Leonall C. Andersen
16-22 The postwar economic system in Germany: creation, evolution and reappraisal
by Dieter Duwendag

1975, Volume 57, Issue Nov

2-6 Oil price controls: a counterproductive effort
by Hans H. Helbling & James E. Turley
7-15 Bank failures and public policy
by R. Alton Gilbert

1975, Volume 57, Issue May

2-5 Public policy for a free economy
by Darryl R. Francis
6-10 Inflation, unemployment, and Hayek
by Roger W. Spencer
11-15 International trade and finance under the influence of oil-1974 and early 1975
by Hans H. Helbling

1975, Volume 57, Issue Mar

2-12 The 1975 national economic program: another exercise in fiscal activism
by Keith M. Carlson
13-18 Prospects for food and agriculture in 1975
by Clifton B. Luttrell & Neil A. Stevens

1975, Volume 57, Issue Jun

2-8 Two stages to the current recession
by Norman N. Bowsher
9-19 A monetary model of nominal income determination
by Leonall C. Andersen

1975, Volume 57, Issue Jul

2-8 The changing competition between commercial banks and thrift institutions for deposits
by Jean M. Lovati
9-13 Paying more taxes and affording it less
by Nancy Jianakoplos
14-23 Balance-of-payments concepts - what do they really mean?
by Donald S. Kemp

1975, Volume 57, Issue Jan

2-8 A primer on inflation: its conception, its costs, its consequences
by Hans H. Helbling & James E. Turley
9-13 Unusual factors contributing to economic turmoil
by Darryl R. Francis
14-17 The St. Louis equation and monthly data
by Keith M. Carlson
18-22 Monetary effects of the treasury sale of gold
by Albert E. Burger

1975, Volume 57, Issue Feb

2-7 Inflation: its cause and cure
by W. Philip Gramm
8-14 Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - 1974
by Jean M. Lovati
15-23 Financing government through monetary expansion and inflation
by Charlotte E. Ruebling

1975, Volume 57, Issue Dec

2-17 Crowding out and its critics
by Keith M. Carlson & Roger W. Spencer
18-22 The origin and impact of inflation
by Darryl R. Francis

1975, Volume 57, Issue Aug

2-7 The monetary-fiscal mix through mid-1976
by Susan R. Roesch
8-19 Observed income velocity of money: a misunderstood issue in monetary policy
by Leonall C. Andersen
20-23 Income and expenses of Eighth District member banks
by William C. Niblack

1975, Volume 57, Issue Apr

2-13 The FOMC in 1974: monetary policy during economic uncertainty
by Susan R. Roesch
14-22 A monetary view of the balance of payments
by Donald S. Kemp
23-28 Revision of the monetary base
by Albert E. Burger

1974, Volume 56, Issue Sep

2-7 Recent economic developments in perspective
by Keith M. Carlson
8-12 Economic forces facing the bank holding company movement
by Darryl R. Francis
13-23 The current inflation: the United States experience
by Albert E. Burger

1974, Volume 56, Issue Oct

2-11 The case for and against indexation: an attempt at perspective
by Jai-Hoon Yang
12-15 Grain export quotas: the short view and the long
by Clifton B. Luttrell

1974, Volume 56, Issue Nov

3-7 Inflation, recession - what's a policymaker to do?
by Darryl R. Francis
8-26 Channels of monetary influence: a survey
by Roger W. Spencer

1974, Volume 56, Issue May

2-7 How and why fiscal actions matter to a monetarist
by Darryl R. Francis
8-14 Economic slowdown: demand or supply induced?
by Gerald P. Dwyer
15-22 Recent and prospective developments in international trade and finance
by Hans H. Helbling

1974, Volume 56, Issue Mar

2-10 The 1974 national economic plan: riding out the storm
by Keith M. Carlson
11-19 The 1974 outlook for food and agriculture
by Clifton B. Luttrell & Neil A. Stevens
20-23 Letter on monetary policy
by Milton Friedman

1974, Volume 56, Issue Jun

2-7 A monetary prescription for an ailing economy
by Darryl R. Francis
8-15 Trust revenue of commercial banks: the influence of bank holding companies
by R. Alton Gilbert

1974, Volume 56, Issue Jul

2-7 A primer on the consumer price index
by Denis S. Karnosky
8-10 Income and expenses of Eighth District member banks - 1973
by William Lepley
11-18 Branching, holding companies, and banking concentration in the Eighth District
by Gerald P. Dwyer & William C. Niblack

1974, Volume 56, Issue Jan

2-7 The monetary economics of gold
by Albert E. Burger
8-18 Monetary and fiscal actions in macroeconomic models
by Keith M. Carlson

1974, Volume 56, Issue Feb

2-10 Real money balances: a misleading indicator of monetary actions
by Denis S. Karnosky
11-17 Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - 1973
by William Lepley
18-19 Monetary developments and system policy actions in 1973
by anonymous

1974, Volume 56, Issue Dec

2-14 1974 - a year of inflation, production cutbacks, and oil-induced payments deficits
by Norman N. Bowsher
15-18 Another recession, but different
by Denis S. Karnosky

1974, Volume 56, Issue Aug

2-9 The role of monetary policy in dealing with inflation and high interest rates
by Darryl R. Francis
10-15 The futures market for farm commodities - what it can mean to farmers
by Neil A. Stevens
16-23 Usury laws: harmful when effective
by Norman N. Bowsher

1974, Volume 56, Issue Apr

2-17 The Federal Open Market Committee in 1973
by Anatol Balbach & Jerry L. Jordan
18-24 National income accounting and economic welfare: the concepts of GNP and MEW
by Kenneth Stewart

1973, Volume 55, Issue Sep

2-8 The state of the monetarist debate
by Leonall C. Andersen
9-14 Commentary on \\"the state of the monetarist debate\\"
by Karl Brunner & Lawrence R. Klein
15-19 A value added tax and factors affecting its economic impact
by Charlotte E. Ruebling

1973, Volume 55, Issue Oct

2-9 The Russian wheat deal-hindsight vs. foresight
by Clifton B. Luttrell
10-13 Foreign investment in the United States-a danger to our welfare and sovereignty?
by Anatol Balbach
14-19 Economic issues in 1974
by Darryl R. Francis

1973, Volume 55, Issue Nov

2-5 Third quarter business developments
by anonymous
6-14 Balance-of-payments deficits: measurement and interpretation
by John Pippenger
15-22 Letter on monetary policy
by Arthur F. Burns

1973, Volume 55, Issue May

2-6 Spending, prices, and employment in early 1973
by anonymous
7-10 The usefulness of applied econometrics to the policymaker
by Darryl R. Francis
11-16 Food and agriculture in 1973
by Clifton B. Luttrell
17-20 Meat prices
by anonymous

1973, Volume 55, Issue Mar

2-9 The 1973 national economic plan: slowing the boom
by Keith M. Carlson
10-24 FOMC policy actions in 1972
by Jerry L. Jordan

1973, Volume 55, Issue Jun

2-10 Strong credit demands, but no \\"crunch\\" in early 1973
by Roger W. Spencer
11-14 The problem of re-entry to a high-employment economy
by Darryl R. Francis
15-23 The response of the Mexican economy to policy actions
by Gilberto Escobedo

1973, Volume 55, Issue Jul

2-7 Problems of interpreting recent monetary developments
by Darryl R. Francis
8-19 Formulating a model of the Mexican economy
by Gilberto Escobedo

1973, Volume 55, Issue Jan

2-11 Interest rates and monetary growth
by Jerry L. Jordan
14-18 Fiscal and monetary policy: opportunities and problems
by William E. Gibson

1973, Volume 55, Issue Feb

2-7 Business recovery continues
by Roger W. Spencer
8-16 Relative movements in wages and profits
by Albert E. Burger
17-24 Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis-1972
by William C. Niblack

1973, Volume 55, Issue Dec

2-14 1973-a year on inflation
by Norman N. Bowsher
15-23 A comparative static analysis of some monetarist propositions
by Robert H. Rasche

1973, Volume 55, Issue Aug

3-8 Business developments and stabilization policies
by anonymous
9-15 Employment growth in St. Louis
by R. Alton Gilbert
16-22 Income and expenses of Eighth District member banks
by R. Alton Gilbert

1973, Volume 55, Issue Apr

2-13 The national plans to curb unemployment and inflation
by Roger W. Spencer
14-20 Foreign exchange and U.S. balance-of-payments developments in 1972 and early 1973
by Christopher Bach

1972, Volume 54, Issue Sep

2-5 The economy and monetary actions at midyear: review and prospects
by anonymous
6-10 Trends and fluctuations in monetary growth
by anonymous
11-15 Production, prices, and money in four industrial countries
by anonymous

1972, Volume 54, Issue Oct

3-9 Meat prices - too high or about right?
by Clifton B. Luttrell
10-18 Money stock control
by Albert E. Burger

1972, Volume 54, Issue Nov

2-4 The federal budget: from surplus to deficit
by anonymous
5-8 The economic outlook
by Darryl R. Francis
9-11 Economic expansion in the central Mississippi valley
by anonymous

1972, Volume 54, Issue May

2-9 Curbing price expectations: the key to inflation control
by Denis S. Karnosky & Roger W. Spencer
10-23 Measurement of the domestic money stock
by Anatol Balbach & Albert E. Burger
24-32 Problems of the international monetary system and proposals for reform-1944-70
by Christopher Bach

1972, Volume 54, Issue Mar

3-10 The 1972 national economic plan: an experiment in fiscal activism
by anonymous
11-31 Monetary expansion and federal open market committee operating strategy in 1971
by Albert E. Burger & Neil A. Stevens
32-38 Has monetarism failed? -the record examined
by Darryl R. Francis

1972, Volume 54, Issue Jun

2-5 Recovery accelerates
by Norman N. Bowsher
8-12 The Hunt commission report - an economic view
by Clifton B. Luttrell
13-16 A look at ten months of price-wage control
by Leonall C. Andersen

1972, Volume 54, Issue Jul

2-5 Will capital reflows induce domestic interest rate changes?
by Anatol Balbach
6-10 Income and expenses of Eighth District member banks - 1971
by Linda Faulkner Condit
11-19 A review of empirical studies of the money supply mechanism
by Robert H. Rasche

1972, Volume 54, Issue Jan

2-9 Government debt, money and economic activity
by Kenneth Stewart
10-25 A critical look at monetarist economics
by Ronald L. Teigen
26-32 Comments on a monetarist approach to demand management
by Robert H. Rasche

1972, Volume 54, Issue Feb

2-12 The economy in 1972
by Roger W. Spencer
13-19 Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - 1971
by anonymous
20-27 Projecting with the St. Louis model: a progress report
by Keith M. Carlson

1972, Volume 54, Issue Dec

2-10 1972 - a year of rapid economic expansion
by Norman N. Bowsher
11-14 The outlook for changes in federal taxation
by Murray Weidenbaum

1972, Volume 54, Issue Aug

2-7 RPDs and other reserve operating targets
by Charlotte E. Ruebling
8-19 An appropriate international currency - gold, dollars, or SDRs?
by Michael W. Keran

1972, Volume 54, Issue Apr

3-7 Recent monetary growth
by Norman N. Bowsher
8-15 U.S. balance-of-payments problems and policies in 1971
by Christopher Bach
16-23 Outlook for farm income and food prices
by Clifton B. Luttrell

1971, Volume 53, Issue Sep

3-11 A monetarist view of demand management: the United States experience
by Leonall C. Andersen
12-26 High employment without inflation: on the attainment of admirable goals
by Roger W. Spencer

1971, Volume 53, Issue Oct

2-5 Slowing in money growth: the key to success in curbing inflation
by Keith M. Carlson
6-22 Money stock control and its implications for monetary policy
by Christopher T. Babb & Albert E. Burger & Lionel Kalish

1971, Volume 53, Issue Nov

2-7 Monetary policy and relative prices in an incomes policy
by R. Alton Gilbert
8-13 German banks as financial department stores
by Diether H. Hoffman
14-20 The flexible exchange rate: gain or loss to the United States
by Darryl R. Francis
21-31 Regional and multilateral dimensions of the United States balance of payments
by Andrew Brimmer

1971, Volume 53, Issue May

2-7 The economy: a moderate recovery
by anonymous
8-13 Social priorities and the market allocation of credit
by Darryl R. Francis
14-32 The year 1970-a \\"modest\\" beginning for monetary aggregates
by Jerry L. Jordan & Neil A. Stevens

1971, Volume 53, Issue Mar

2-10 Capital markets and interest rates in 1970
by anonymous
11-19 The 1971 national economic plan
by Keith M. Carlson
20-30 The implementation problem of monetary policy
by Albert E. Burger

1971, Volume 53, Issue Jun

2-8 How fast is money growing?
by Norman N. Bowsher
9-15 The road to accelerating inflation is paved with good intentions
by Darryl R. Francis

1971, Volume 53, Issue Jul

3-15 Dollars, deficits, and the international monetary system
by anonymous
16-24 The Euro-dollar market: some first principles
by Milton Friedman
25-30 Proposed solutions in inflation-effective and ineffective
by Darryl R. Francis

1971, Volume 53, Issue Jan

2-5 Current stabilization policy
by anonymous
6-15 The revised money stock: explanation and illustrations
by Albert E. Burger & Jerry L. Jordan
16-31 Expectations, money, and the stock market
by Michael W. Keran

1971, Volume 53, Issue Feb

2-7 Stabilization policies and employment
by R. Alton Gilbert
8-14 Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis-1970
by anonymous
15-23 Population, the labor force, and potential output: implications for the St. Louis model
by Roger W. Spencer

1971, Volume 53, Issue Dec

2-10 1971-year of recovery and controls
by Norman N. Bowsher
11-18 Determinants of commercial bank growth
by Susan Schmidt Bies

1971, Volume 53, Issue Aug

2-7 The significance of recent interest rates movements
by Denis S. Karnosky
8-11 The new look for the balance of payments
by Christopher Bach & Anatol Balbach
12-17 Income, expenses, and operating ratios of Eighth District member banks - 1970
by anonymous
18-30 Central banks and the money supply
by James Meigs & William Wolman

1971, Volume 53, Issue Apr

2-9 Monetary aggregates and recent economic trends
by anonymous
10-27 Controlling money in an open economy: the German case
by Manfred Willms
28-31 Summary of U.S. balance of payments, 1970
by anonymous

1970, Volume 52, Issue Sep

2-7 Economic slowdown and stabilization policy
by anonymous
8-19 Selecting a monetary indicator-evidence from the United States and other developed countries
by Michael W. Keran

1970, Volume 52, Issue Oct

2-5 Stabilization policy and inflation
by anonymous
6-11 Some lessons to be learned from the present inflation
by Darryl R. Francis
12-24 The \\"crowding out\\" of private expenditures by fiscal policy actions
by Roger W. Spencer & William P. Yohe

1970, Volume 52, Issue Nov

2-7 Monetary and financial developments
by anonymous
8-13 The international payments system and farm exports
by Darryl R. Francis
14-17 Fiscal policy for a period of transition
by Murray Weidenbaum
18-28 Aggregate price changes and price expectations
by Ray C. Fair

1970, Volume 52, Issue May

2-6 Transition to reduced inflation
by anonymous
7-11 Let's not retreat in the fight against inflation
by Darryl R. Francis
12-14 Neutralization of the money stock
by Patric H. Hendershott
15-18 Commentary for \\"neutralization of the money stock\\"
by Michael W. Keran

1970, Volume 52, Issue Mar

2-5 Extent of the slowdown
by Norman N. Bowsher
6-10 Money supply and time deposits, 1914-69
by anonymous
11-16 More flexibility in exchange rates-and in methods
by Wolfgang Schmitz

1970, Volume 52, Issue Jun

2-7 Downturn remains mild
by Norman N. Bowsher
8-20 Federal Open Market Committee decisions in 1969-year of monetary restraint
by Albert E. Burger & Charlotte E. Ruebling

1970, Volume 52, Issue Jul

2-7 Inflation and its cure
by Norman N. Bowsher
8-24 Metropolitan area growth: a test of export base concepts
by Charles M. Gray & Clifton B. Luttrell

1970, Volume 52, Issue Jan

2-4 Monetary actions, total spending and prices
by anonymous
5-9 The new, new economics and monetary policy
by Darryl R. Francis
10-27 Some issues in monetary economics
by David I. Fand

1970, Volume 52, Issue Feb

2-7 Real economic expansion pauses
by anonymous
8-15 Operations of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis-1969
by anonymous
16-28 Monetary and fiscal influences on economic activity : the foreign experience
by Michael W. Keran
29-40 The administration of Regulation Q
by Charlotte E. Ruebling

1970, Volume 52, Issue Dec

2-13 1970-economy in transition
by Norman N. Bowsher
14-18 Observations on stabilization management
by Homer Jones

1970, Volume 52, Issue Aug

3-7 Anti-inflation process continues
by Norman N. Bowsher
8-13 The federal budget and the economy
by Denis S. Karnosky
14-15 Current utilization of labor
by anonymous

1970, Volume 52, Issue Apr

3-6 Monetary restraint and inflationary momentum
by anonymous
7-25 A monetarist model for economic stabilization
by Leonall C. Andersen & Keith M. Carlson

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