Table Of Content

Index to Volume 16 1. Articles by Author Ahmed, Shaghil, and Jae Ha Park. “Sources of Macroeconomic Fluctuations in Small Open Economies.” 1: 1-36. Balke, Nathan S., and Kenneth M. Emery. “The Algebra of Price Stability.” 1: 77-97. Belton, Willie J., Jr., and Richard . Cebula. “Does the Federal Reserve Create Political Monetary Cycles?” 3: 461-77. Bivin, David. “Aggregation over Products and the Speed of Adjustment in Inventory Models.” 1: 109-28. Bougheas, Spiros. “Asset and Currency Prices in an Exchange Economy with Transactions Costs.” 1: 99-107. Chowdhury, Abdur R. “Stock Market Interdependencies: Evidence from the Asian NIEs.” 4: 629-51. Cosimano, Thomas F., and Richard G. Sheehan. “The Federal Reserve Operating Procedure, 1984-1990: An Empirical Analysis.” 4: 573-88. Cunningham, Steven R., and Jon Vilasuso. “Comparing U.S. GNP Volatility across Exchange Rate Regimes: An Application of Saphe Cracking.” 3: 445-59. Desser, Arna. “Real National Price Levels: An Empirical Reassessment.” 2 313-27. Dow, James P., Jr. “Rates of Return and the Supply of Government Assets.” 2: 281-93. Ellis, Christopher J., and Van Kolpin. “Symmetric Information Implicit Contracts when Both the Labor Pool and Capital Stock are Endoge- nous.” 3: 479-91. Evans, Paul, and Georgios Karras. “Is Government Capital Productive? Evidence from a Panel of Seven Countries.” 2: 271-79. Fackler, James S., and Randall E. Parker. “Accounting for the Great Depression: A Historical Decomposition. ” 2: 193-220. Gan, Wee-Beng, and Lee-Ying Soon. “Rational Expectations, Saving and Anticipated Changes in Income: Evidence from Malaysia and Singa- pore.” 1: 157-70. Hu, Sheng Cheng. “Transactions Cost and Durable Consumption: A General-Equilibrium Approach.” 3: 383-402. Jefferson, Philip N. “Nominal Debt, Default Costs, and Output.” 1: 37-54. Johnson, Paul A. “Capital Utilization and Investment When Capital Depre- ciates in Use: Some Implications and Tests.” 2: 243-59. Kalyvitis, Sarantis, and Nikitas Pittis. “Testing for Exchange Rate Bubbles Using Variance Inequalities.” 2: 359-67. Keil, Manfred W., and James S. V. Symons. “An Aggregate Model of the Canadian Labor Market.” 4: 589-612. Journal of Macroeconomics, Fall 1994, Vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 7 Copyright © 1994 by Louisiana State University Press 0164-0704/94/$1.50 Index to Volume 16 Lombra, Raymond E. “Modeling Changes in Monetary Policy Regimes.” 4: 671-82. McAleer, Michael, and Jeremy Smith. “A Note on the Unbiasedness Test of Rationality Using Survey Data.” 2: 369-74. Mahdavi, Saeid, and Su Zhou. “Purchasing Power Parity in High-Inflation Countries: Further Evidence.” 3: 403-22. Mitchell, Douglas W. “Business Cycle Sources and Price Level-Output Correlation.” 3: 547-51. Natividad-Carlos, Fidelina B. “Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy and Interven- tion in a Model of Exchange-Rate and Aggregate-Demand Dynamics.” 3: 523-37. Ni, Shawn, and Xinghe Wang. “Human Capital and Income Taxation in an Endogenous Growth Model.” 3: 493-507. Pasula, Kit. “Sterilization, Ricardian Equivalence, and Structural and Reduced-Form Estimates of the Offset Coefficient.” 4: 683-99. Pecorino, Paul. “Taxation, Growth and Competitiveness in a Two-Country Model.” 2: 295-311. Prag, Jay. “The Response of Interest Rates to Unemployment Rate Announcements: Is There a Natural Rate of Unemployment?” 1: 171-84. Raynold, Prosper. “The Impact of Government Deficits When Credit Markets Are Imperfect: Evidence from the Interwar Period.” 1: 55-76. Rogers, John H. “Entry Barriers and Price Movements between Major and Emerging Stock Markets.” 2: 221-41. Salyer, Kevin D. “The Term Structure of Interest Rates within a Production Economy: A Parametric Example.” 4; 729-34. Sasakura, Kazuyuki. “On the Dynamic Behavior of Schinasi’s Business Cycle Model.” 3: 423-44. Scotese, Carol A. “Forecast Smoothing and the Optimal Under-Utilization of Information at the Federal Reserve.” 4: 653-70. Serletis, Apostolos. “Testing the Long-Run Implications of the Neoclassical Growth Model for Canada.” 2: 329-46. Siebrand, Jan C., and Otto H. Swank. “Partisan Profiles in Presidential Policies: An Extension of Presidential Preferences for Inflation Versus Unemployment.” 3: 553-58. Smyth, David J. “Inflation and Growth.” 2: 261-70. van Ees, Hans, and Harry Garretsen. “Liquidity and Business Investment: Evidence from Dutch Panel Data.” 4: 613-27. Vernon, J. R. “Unemployment Rates in Postbellum America: 1869-1899.” 4: 701-14. Waller, Christopher J., and Stephen Lewarne. “An Expository Model of Credit Rationing.” 3: 539-45. Index to Volume 16 Wolfson, Paul. “A Simple Keynesian Model with Flexible Wages: A Succinct Synthesis.” 1: 129-56. Yakita, Akira. “Public Investment Criterion with Distorted Capital Markets in an Overlapping Generations Economy.” 4: 715-28. Zagorsky, Jay L. “Stock Market Data, Vacancies and Sectoral Dispersion.” 3: 509-22. Zaleski, Peter A. “Partisan Profiles in Presidential Policies: A Reply to a Partisan Proponent.” 3: 559-62. Zou, Heng-Fu. “Short-Run Analysis of Fiscal Policy and the Current Account in a Finite Horizon Model.” 2: 347-57. 2. Articles by Title “Accounting for the Great Depression: A Historical Decomposition.” James S. Fackler and Randall E. Parker. 2: 193-220. “An Aggregate Model of the Canadian Labor Market.” Manfred W. Keil and James S. V. Symons. 4: 589-612. “Aggregation over Products and the Speed of Adjustment in Inventory Models.” David Bivin. 1: 109-28. “The Algebra of Price Stability.” Nathan S. Balke and Kenneth M. Emery. 1: 77-97. “Asset and Currency Prices in an Exchange Economy with Transactions Costs.” Spiros Bougheas. 1: 99-107. “Business Cycle Sources and Price Level-Output Correlation.” Douglas W. Mitchell. 3: 547-51. “Capital Utilization and Investment When Capital Depreciates in Use: Some Implications and Tests.” Paul A. Johnson. 2: 243-59. “Comparing U.S. GNP Volatility across Exchange Rate Regimes: An Applicaton of Saphe Cracking.” Steven R. Cunningham and Jon Vilasuso. 3: 445-59. “Does the Federal Reserve Create Political Monetary Cycles?” Willie J. Belton, Jr. and Richard J. Cebula. 3: 461-77. “Entry Barriers and Price Movements between Major and Emerging Stock Markets.” John H. Rogers. 2: 221-41. “An Expository Model of Credit Rationing.” Christopher J. Waller and Stephen Lewarne. 3: 539-45. “The Federal Reserve Operating Procedure, 1984-1990: An Empirical Analysis.” Thomas F. Cosimano and Richard G. Sheehan. 4: 573-88. “Forecast Smoothing and the Optimal Under-Utilization of Information at the Federal Reserve.” Carol A. Scotese. 4: 653-70. “Human Capital and Income Taxation in an Endogenous Growth Model Shawn Ni and Xinghe Wang. 3: 493-507. Index to Volume 16 “The Impact of Government Deficits When Credit Markets Are Imperfect.” Prosper Raynold. 1: 55-76. “Inflation and Growth.” David J. Smyth. 2: 261-70. “Is Government Capital Productive? Evidence from a Panel of Seven Countries.” Paul Evans and Georgios Karras. 2: 271-79. “Liquidity and Business Investment: Evidence from Dutch Panel Data.” Hans van Ees and Harry Garretsen. 4: 613-27. “Modeling Changes in Monetary Policy Regimes.” Raymond E. Lombra. 4: 671-82. “Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy and Intervention in a Model of Exchange- Rate and Aggregate-Demand Dynamics.” Fidelina B. Natividad-Carlos. 3: 523-37. “Nominal Debt, Default Costs, and Output.” Philip N. Jefferson. 1: 37-54. “A Note on the Unbiasedness Test of Rationality Using Survey Data.” Michael McAleer and Jeremy Smith. 2: 369-74. “On the Dynamic Behavior of Schinasi’s Business Cycle Model.” Kazuyuki Sasakura. 3: 423-44. “Partisan Profiles in Presidential Policies: An Extension of ‘Presidential Preferences for Inflation Versus Unemployment.’” Jan C. Siebrand and Otto H. Swank. 3: 553-58. “Partisan Profiles in Presidential Policies: A Reply to a Partisan Proponent.” Peter A. Zaleski. 3: 559-62. “Public Investment Criterion with Distorted Capital Markets in an Over- lapping Generations Economy.” Akira Yakita. 4: 715-28. “Purchasing Power Parity in High-Inflation Countries: Further Evidence.” Saied Mahdavi and Su Zhou. 3: 403-22. “Rates of Return and the Supply of Government Assets.” James P. Dow, Jr. 2: 281-93. “Rational Expectations, Saving and Anticipated Changes in Income: Evi- dence from Malaysia and Singapore.” Wee-Beng Gan and Lee-Ying Soon. 1: 157-70. “Real National Price Levels: An Empirical Reassessment.” Arna Desser. 2: Bi2 7 . “The Response of Interest Rates to Unemployment Rate Announcements: Is There a Natural Rate of Unemployment.” Jay Prag. 1: 171-84. “A Simple Keynesian Model with Flexible Wages: A Succinct Synthesis.” Paul Wolfson. 1: 129-56. “Short-Run Analysis of Fiscal Policy and the Current Account in a Finite Horizon Model.” Heng-Fu Zou. 2: 347-57. “Sources of Macroeconomic Fluctuations in Small Open Economies.” Shaghil Ahmed and Jae Ha Park. 1: 1-36. Index to Volume 16 “Sterilization, Ricardian Equivalence, and Structural and Reduced-Form Estimates of the Offset Coefficient.” Kit Pasula. 4: 683-99. “Stock Market Data, Vacancies, and Sectoral Dispersion.” Jay L. Zagorsky. 3: 509-22. “Stock Market Interdependencies: Evidence from the Asian NIEs.” Abdur R. Chowdhury. 4: 629-51. “Symmetric Information Implicit Contracts when Both the Labor Pool and Capital Stock are Endogenous.” Christopher J. Ellis and Van Kolpin. 3: 479-91. “Taxation, Growth and Competitiveness in a Two-Country Model.” Paul Pecorino. 2: 295-311. “The Term Structure of Interest Rates within a Production Economy: A Parametric Example.” Kevin D. Salyer. 4: 729-34. “Testing for Exchange Rate Bubbles Using Variance Inequalities.” Sarantis Kalyvitis and Nikitas Pittis. 2: 359-67. “Testing the Long-Run Implications of the Neoclassical Growth Model for Canada.” Apostolos Serletis. 2: 329-46. “Transactions Cost and Durable Consumption: A General-Equilibrium Approach.” Sheng Cheng Hu. 3: 383-402. “Unemployment Rates in Postbellum America: 1869-1899.” J. R. Vernon. 4: 701-14.