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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

The Federal Reserve, the central bank of the United States, provides the nation with a safe, flexible, and stable monetary and financial system.

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1978

IFDP 1978-127

December 1978

The Role of Central Banks in the Development of Securities Markets

Yves Maroni

IFDP 1978-126

October 1978

Distributed Lag Order Determination

Richard Meese

IFDP 1978-125

October 1978

Capital Controls, Political Risk, and Interest Disparities

Michael P. Dooley and Peter Isard

IFDP 1978-124

September 1978

U.S. Offices of Foreign Banks: The Recent Experience

Henry S. Terrell and Sydney J. Key

IFDP 1978-123

September 1978

A Portfolio-Balance Rational-Expectations Model of the Dollar-Mark Rate: May 1973 - June 1977

Michael P. Dooley and Peter Isard

IFDP 1978-122

August 1978

The Effect of Exchange Rate Changes Upon International Price Discrimination

Eliot R.J. Kalter

IFDP 1978-121

August 1978

The Macroeconomic Effects of Commondity Market Disruptions in Open Economies

Carl Van Duyne

IFDP 1978-120

June 1978

The Italian Economic Crises of the 1970's

Raymond Lubitz

IFDP 1978-119

June 1978

The Stability of Income and Price Elasticities in U.S. Trade, 1957-1977

Peter Hooper

IFDP 1978-118

May 1978

The Short-Run Relation Between Growth and Inflation in Latin America: A Quasi Rational or Consistent Expectations Approach

James A. Hanson

IFDP 1978-117

February 1978

The Effects of Foreign Aid on Optimal Savings and Debt

Richard Freeman

IFDP 1978-116

January 1978

U.S. Demand for Imported and Domestically-Produced Foods: An Investigation of Intertemporal and Cross Substitution

Peter Isard, Barbara Lowery, and P.A.V.B. Swamy

Last Update: August 13, 2021