Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Conference Series 1998: Table of Contents PDF
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CONTENTS FOREWORD Cathy E. Minehan BEYOND SHocKsS: WHAT CAUSES BUSINESS CycLes? AN OVERVIEW Jeffrey C. Fuhrer and Scott Schuh SUMMING UP ON BUSINESS CYCLES: OPENING ADDRESS Paul A. Samuelson THE CAUSES OF AMERICAN BUSINESS CYCLES: AN Essay IN ECONOMIC HISTORIOGRAPHY Peter Temin Discussion Christina D. Romer HISTORICAL EVIDENCE ON BUSINESS CYCLES: THE INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE U. Michael Bergman, Michael D. Bordo, and Lars Jonung Discussion Richard N. Cooper THE ROLE OF INTEREST RATE POLICY IN THE GENERATION AND PROPAGATION OF BUSINESS CycLes: WHAT HAS CHANGED SINCE THE ‘308? Christopher A. Sims Discussion Lawrence ]. Christiano Benjamin M. Friedman FINANCIAL MARKETS AND BUSINESS CYCLES: LESSONS FROM AROUND THE Wor Lb. A PANEL DISCUSSION After Asia: New Directions for the International Financial System Rudiger Dornbusch Financial Shocks and Business Cycles: Lessons from Outside the United States Maurice Obstfeld Market Mechanisms for Avoiding the Next Currency Crash: Lessons from Asia Avinash Persaud TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS CYCLES: How WELL Do STANDARD MOobDELs EXPLAIN THE FACTS? Susanto Basu Discussion Mark Bils Thomas F. Cooley Jos REALLOCATION AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE: New FActTs FOR AN OLD DEBATE Scott Schuh and Robert K. Triest Discussion Ricardo J. Caballero Steven J. Davis Po icy IMPLICATIONS: A PANEL DISCUSSION The New Financial World: Policy Shortcomings and Remedies Henry Kaufman A View of Recessions, from the Automotive Industry Martin B. Zimmerman Emerging Economies and the Business Cycle Agustin G. Carstens The Effects of International Policy Michael Mussa About the Authors Conference Participants
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