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Monetary aggregates and monetary policy.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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Monetary aggregates and monetary policy.

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Monetary aggregates and monetary policy./
Published:	[New York] :Federal Reserve Bank of New York, : [1974],
Description:	134 p. :graphs ;28 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	General survey: Davis, R. G. Implementing open market policy with monetary aggregate objectives.--The choice of intermediate targets: Hamburger, M. J. Indicators of monetary policy. Schadrack, F. C. An empirical approach to the definition of money. Levin, F. J. The selection of a monetary indicator.--The relationship between intermediate targets and operating variables: Davis, R. G. Short-run targets for open market operations. Davis, R. G. and Schadrack, F. C. Forecasting the monetary aggregates with reduced-form equations. Levin, F. J. Examination of the money stock control approach of Burger, Kalish, and Babb. Ciccolo, J. H. Is short-run monetary control feasible?--Time lags between intermediate target behavior and the reaction of the economy: Corrigan, E. G. Income stabilization and short-run variability in money. Hamburger, M. J. The lag in the effect of monetary policy.--Conducting open market policy with monetary aggregate objectives: Holmes, A. R., Meek, P., and Thunberg, R. Open market operations in the early 1970's.
Subject:	Monetary policy - United States. -

Monetary aggregates and monetary policy.
Monetary aggregates and monetary policy. - [New York] :Federal Reserve Bank of New York,[1974] - 134 p. :graphs ;28 cm.

Includes bibliographical references.

General survey: Davis, R. G. Implementing open market policy with monetary aggregate objectives.--The choice of intermediate targets: Hamburger, M. J. Indicators of monetary policy. Schadrack, F. C. An empirical approach to the definition of money. Levin, F. J. The selection of a monetary indicator.--The relationship between intermediate targets and operating variables: Davis, R. G. Short-run targets for open market operations. Davis, R. G. and Schadrack, F. C. Forecasting the monetary aggregates with reduced-form equations. Levin, F. J. Examination of the money stock control approach of Burger, Kalish, and Babb. Ciccolo, J. H. Is short-run monetary control feasible?--Time lags between intermediate target behavior and the reaction of the economy: Corrigan, E. G. Income stabilization and short-run variability in money. Hamburger, M. J. The lag in the effect of monetary policy.--Conducting open market policy with monetary aggregate objectives: Holmes, A. R., Meek, P., and Thunberg, R. Open market operations in the early 1970's.

LCCN: 74021717 Subjects--Topical Terms:

570766
Monetary policy
--United States.

LC Class. No.: HG538 / .M662

Dewey Class. No.: 332.4/973

Monetary aggregates and monetary policy.
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