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DEMAND AND SUPPLY IN THE POLITICAL MARKET
John A. TurnerPrice theory has traditionally analyzed resource allocation in the money‐exchange market. In all modern economies, however, governments also allocate resources. The process which…
INTERFIRM VARIATION IN LIQUIDITY PREFERENCE
Steven W. Dickey, Robert C. VogelThe topic of this paper is the modeling of the firm's demand for money relative to its portfolio of wealth. The specific goal of this research is the establishment of predictors…
THE EXPECTED EXCHANGE RATE AND THE EFFECTS OF INTERVENTION, SENSITIVITY OF SPECULATION, AND CAPITAL MOBILITY
Hiroya AkibaIt is widely recognized that expectations of future events have significant impact on exchange rates movements. The role of expectations in exchange rate movements can be…
QUICK AND DIRTY FORECASTS OF THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX — HOW DIRTY?
Wei Cui, Stephen J. HuxleyMany economists find it necessary to forecast inflation locally or nationally based on the annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) value before the figures are released from the Bureau…
THE UPSIDE‐DOWN CALCULUS OF CURLY H: OR, MELVIN AND MONOTHEISM
Arthur J. RobsonSuppose God were a convex combination of Laplace and Jeremy Bentham. As did Laplace, God sees a world determined by differential equations and initial conditions,
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