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1994 Working Papers
9415
The Effects of Monetary
Policy in a Model with Reserve Requirements 
Joseph H. Haslag
9414
The P* Model of Inflation,
Revisited
Evan F. Koenig
9413
The Role of Tax Policy
in the Boom/Bust Cycle of the Texas Construction Sector
D'Ann Petersen, Keith Phillips and Mine Yücel
9412
The Information Content
of the Paper-Bill Spread
Kenneth M. Emery
9411
Monetary Base Rules:
The Currency Caveat
R. W. Hafer, Joseph H. Haslag, and Scott E. Hein
9410
U.S. Banks, Competition,
and the Mexican Banking System: How Much Will NAFTA
Matter?
William C. Gruben, John H. Welch and Jeffery W. Gunther
9409
The Role of Intellectual
Property Rights in Economic Growth
David M. Gould and William C. Gruben
9408
On the Political
Economy of School Deregulation
Shawna Grosskopf, Kathy Hayes, Lori Taylor, and William
Weber
9407
Fiscal Policy in
More General Equilibrium
Jim Dolmas and Mark Wynne
9406
The Dynamics of Recoveries
Nathan S. Balke and Mark A. Wynne
9405
Protecting Social
Interest in Free Invention
Stephen P.A. Brown and William C. Gruben
9404
Energy Policy: Does
it Achieve its Intended Goals?
Mine Yücel and Shengyi Guo
9403
The Disappearing
January Blip and Other State Employment Mysteries
Frank Berger and Keith R. Phillips
9402
Capacity Utilization
and the Evolution of Manufacturing Output: A Closer
Look at the "Bounce-Back Effect"
Evan F. Koenig
9401
Adding Bond Funds
to M2 in the P-Star Model of Inflation
Zsolt Becsi and John Duca
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Research Papers Presented at
the 1994 Texas Conference on Monetary Economics
April 23–24, 1994
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
1
A Sticky-Price Manifesto
Laurence Ball and N. Gregory Mankiw
2
Sequential Markets
and the Suboptimality of the Friedman Rule
Stephen D. Williamson
3
Sources of Real Exchange
Rate Fluctuations: How Important Are Nominal Shocks?
Richard Clarida and Jordi Gali
4
On Leading Indicators:
Getting It Straight
Mark A. Thoma and Jo Anna Gray
5
The Effects of Monetary
Policy Shocks: Evidence From the Flow of Funds
Lawrence J. Christiano, Martin Eichenbaum and Charles
Evans
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