Economic Research
Economic ResearchTopic - Mathematical Methods
The U.S. Economy in 1990 and 1991: Continued Expansion Likely
David E. Runkle
September 1989 - Quarterly Review
Bank Failures, Financial Restrictions, and Aggregate Fluctuations: Canada and the United States, 1870–1913
Stephen D. Williamson
July 1989 - Quarterly Review
Banking Without Deposit Insurance or Bank Panics: Lessons From a Model of the U.S. National Banking System
V. V. Chari
July 1989 - Quarterly Review
Sustainable Plans
Patrick J. Kehoe, V. V. Chari
June 1989 - Staff Report
Are Economic Forecasts Rational?
David E. Runkle, Michael P. Keane
April 1989 - Quarterly Review
How Little We Know About Budget Policy Effects
Preston J. Miller, William Roberds
April 1989 - Staff Report
Determinacy of Equilibria in Dynamic Models With Finitely Many Consumers
Timothy J. Kehoe, David K. Levine, Paul M. Romer
March 1989 - Staff Report
Economic Fluctuations Without Shocks to Fundamentals; Or, Does the Stock Market Dance to Its Own Music?
S. Rao Aiyagari
December 1988 - Quarterly Review
Why No Crunch From the Crash?
David E. Runkle
December 1988 - Quarterly Review
Modeling the Impact of an Energy Price Shock on Interregional Income Transfer
Clarence W. Nelson
July 1988 - Quarterly Review
Can There Be Short-Period Deterministic Cycles When People Are Long Lived?
S. Rao Aiyagari
May 1988 - Staff Report
The Profitability and Risk Effects of Allowing Bank Holding Companies to Merge With Other Financial Firms: A Simulation Study
John H. Boyd, Stanley L. Graham
April 1988 - Quarterly Review
Forecasting and Modeling the U.S. Economy in 1986-88
Richard M. Todd, William Roberds
December 1987 - Quarterly Review
The Quantitative Significance of the Lucas Critique
Preston J. Miller, William Roberds
December 1987 - Staff Report
Why Is Consumption Less Volatile Than Income?
Lawrence J. Christiano
September 1987 - Quarterly Review
