In the report that I prepared for this meeting of the Committee two weeks ago, I reviewed in detail the behavior of M1, the Adjusted Monetary Base, the base multiplier and its components over the period November, 1984 through July, 1985. The data that became available this week show little if any revision in the numbers over this period of time, so I will not add to the confusion by redoing that analysis, since the major conclusions reached there still hold. Instead, I will concentrate on the August numbers
The Federal Reserve has had an objective of increasing the money stock (M1B) since late 1979 at a ra...
The attached charts illustrate the behavior of various monetary aggregates over the past three years
There appears to be remarkable unanimity among assessments of Federal Reserve actions over the past ...
This position paper is divided into three parts. In the first part an analysis is present indicating...
At the last meeting of this committee, we presented forecasts for the M 1 - Adjusted Monetary Base M...
Since the last meeting of this committee, we have been experimenting with a different presentation o...
The revisions in the money stock (M1) and other monetary aggregates that the Board of Governors anno...
The Shadow Open Market Committee has traditionally summarized its monetary-policy advice in a recomm...
Growth of M1 in 1985 was a record 11.9%, exceeding the previous peak rate of 1983. The odds are that...
The Shadow Open Market Committee met on Sunday, September 29, 1991 from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM in Washi...
In our last report to this committee, we noted that we had changed our fore-casting methodology, and...
Last March, we prepared for this committee the first set of forecasts from the time series models of...
Mark Watson and an anonymous referee, as well as participants at the Columbia Macro Lunch and NBER M...
Attached you will find a preliminary copy of a section of a paper that I am preparing for a Federal ...
My comments on "A Proposal for Redefining the Monetary Aggregates,11 (Federal Reserve Bulletin Janua...
The Federal Reserve has had an objective of increasing the money stock (M1B) since late 1979 at a ra...
The attached charts illustrate the behavior of various monetary aggregates over the past three years
There appears to be remarkable unanimity among assessments of Federal Reserve actions over the past ...
This position paper is divided into three parts. In the first part an analysis is present indicating...
At the last meeting of this committee, we presented forecasts for the M 1 - Adjusted Monetary Base M...
Since the last meeting of this committee, we have been experimenting with a different presentation o...
The revisions in the money stock (M1) and other monetary aggregates that the Board of Governors anno...
The Shadow Open Market Committee has traditionally summarized its monetary-policy advice in a recomm...
Growth of M1 in 1985 was a record 11.9%, exceeding the previous peak rate of 1983. The odds are that...
The Shadow Open Market Committee met on Sunday, September 29, 1991 from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM in Washi...
In our last report to this committee, we noted that we had changed our fore-casting methodology, and...
Last March, we prepared for this committee the first set of forecasts from the time series models of...
Mark Watson and an anonymous referee, as well as participants at the Columbia Macro Lunch and NBER M...
Attached you will find a preliminary copy of a section of a paper that I am preparing for a Federal ...
My comments on "A Proposal for Redefining the Monetary Aggregates,11 (Federal Reserve Bulletin Janua...
The Federal Reserve has had an objective of increasing the money stock (M1B) since late 1979 at a ra...
The attached charts illustrate the behavior of various monetary aggregates over the past three years
There appears to be remarkable unanimity among assessments of Federal Reserve actions over the past ...