Handbook of Monetary and Fiscal PolicyCRC Press, 19. des. 2001 - 1856 síður Examines the politics of economic policy, focusing on forecasting, inflation, interest rates, market expectations, financial crises, disruptions in global markets, and tax policy, as well as state and local government budgeting, financial management, and policy initiatives for development and growth. |
Efni
PRESERVING ECONOMIC STABILITY | 1 |
Its Still a Puzzle | 25 |
Lessons | 42 |
Changes in the Business Cycle | 63 |
Why Is Financial Stability a Goal of Public Policy? | 69 |
Perspectives from Economic Theory | 87 |
Social Norms and Economic Theory | 117 |
Should We Worry About | 135 |
Implementation of Monetary Policy | 829 |
Practical Issues in Monetary Policy Targeting | 857 |
Is It Useful for Monetary Policy? | 875 |
What Is the Optimal Rate of Inflation? | 883 |
What Are the Lags in Monetary Policy? | 913 |
Interest Rates and Monetary Policy | 927 |
Monetary Policy and LongTerm Real Interest Rates | 951 |
Real Interest Rates | 957 |
Architect of Modern | 143 |
Perspective | 159 |
Forecasting and Measuring Economic Activity | 189 |
Interest Rate Spreads as Indicators for Monetary Policy | 205 |
A Dynamic Multivariate Model for Use in Formulating Policy | 211 |
Is Less More? | 229 |
Forecasts Indicators and Monetary Policy | 241 |
The Next Step for Monetary Policy | 253 |
Political Dimensions of Economic Policy | 261 |
Federal Reserve Independence and the Accord of 1951 | 271 |
Describing Fed Behavior | 281 |
A Bursting Bubble | 293 |
Goals and Instruments | 299 |
An Introduction | 307 |
Malcolm Bryan and the Introduction | 321 |
The Goals of U S Monetary Policy | 343 |
A Twentieth Century Odyssey | 363 |
Lessons on Monetary Policy from the 1980s | 379 |
Monetary Policy in the 1990s | 399 |
Is a Tough Central Bank Enough? | 405 |
A Hitchhikers Guide to Understanding Exchange Rates | 411 |
Inflation and Economic Policy | 417 |
Inflation and Growth | 423 |
Economic Activity and Inflation | 443 |
Inflation Financial Markets and Capital Formation | 449 |
Is Noninflationary Growth an Oxymoron? | 477 |
Conducting Monetary Policy with Inflation Targets | 485 |
The Shadow of the Great Depression and the Inflation of the 1970s | 513 |
Lessons | 539 |
Globalization and U S Inflation | 577 |
On the Origin and Evolution of the Word Inflation | 593 |
Controlling Inflation | 625 |
Is Inflation Dead? | 641 |
Central Bank Inflation Targeting | 657 |
The New OutputInflation TradeOff 695 | 667 |
Do Rising Labor Costs Trigger Higher Inflation? | 701 |
Wage Inflation and Worker Uncertainty | 709 |
Pro and Con | 715 |
Financial Markets and Institutions | 733 |
The European System of Central Banks | 739 |
Economic Factors Monetary Policy and Expected Returns | 757 |
What Did | 771 |
The October 1987 Crash Ten Years Later | 787 |
Financial Crises and Market Regulation | 813 |
The Role of Public | 819 |
Index | 980 |
Historical Perspectives | 981 |
The Experience of the Past | 1003 |
The Evidence on Government Competition | 1023 |
The Great Depression in the United States from a Neoclassical | 1035 |
Some Observations on the Great Depression | 1065 |
Tax Policy and Taxes | 1073 |
Distortionary Taxes and the Provision of Public Goods | 1087 |
Lessons from the 1980s | 1101 |
Budgeting and Accounting | 1125 |
Risk Assessment in Government Capital Budgeting | 1167 |
What Fiscal Surplus? | 1193 |
Implications for the Federal | 1199 |
Policymakers Respond to the Surplus | 1221 |
Accounting for Capital Consumption and Technological Progress | 1243 |
Can the Stock Market Save Social Security? | 1251 |
Generational Accounting in Open Economies | 1257 |
Generational Equity and Sustainability in U S Fiscal Policy | 1277 |
Financing and Debt | 1287 |
How the U S Treasury Should Auction Its Debt | 1295 |
What Do the Recent Models and Results | 1309 |
An Analysis of Potential Treasury Auction Techniques | 1327 |
Auctioning Treasury Securities | 1341 |
Managing the Public Debt | 1347 |
Federal Deficits and Financing the National Debt | 1359 |
State and Local Debt Policy and Management | 1407 |
Developing Formal Debt Policies | 1433 |
Municipal Bond Ratings and Municipal Debt Management | 1441 |
Practices and Issues | 1493 |
of Pennsylvania Municipal Authorities | 1521 |
Implications of TaxExempt Municipal | 1539 |
The Conditional | 1607 |
ECONOMIC POLICY GROWTH AND EMPLOYMENT | 1621 |
Economic Development and Growth | 1631 |
Programmatically | 1653 |
The State of the Economic | 1671 |
Fiscal Pressures and the Privatization of Local Services | 1693 |
Theories of Interjurisdictional Competition | 1713 |
Implementation of Fiscal Policy | 1743 |
Whats Luck Got to Do with It? | 1749 |
Money Fiscal Discipline and Growth | 1755 |
Does Fiscal Policy Matter? | 1761 |
| 1-1 | |
Aðrar útgáfur - View all
Common terms and phrases
aggregate average behavior business cycle capital central bank changes coefficient comovement consumption correlation costs countries credibility decline demand disinflation Economic Review economists effects equation equilibrium error bands estimated example exchange rate expectations Fed's federal funds rate Federal Reserve Bank Figure financial markets fiscal flation FOMC forecasts Friedman GDP growth growth rate import prices income increase inflation rate inflation targets investment Journal labor long-run low inflation Lucas macroeconomic measure monetary policy money growth money supply NAIRU nominal interest rates norms output percent percentage point period Phillips curve policy actions policy rules policymakers predict price inflation price level price stability production rate of inflation ratio real business cycle real economic activity real GDP real interest rate recession regression relationship relative rise sample sector seigniorage shocks short-run short-term theory tion trend U.S. inflation unemployment rate variables wage yield spread