"American Economic Review"

Key Phrases: American Economic Review, Bell Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Political Economy, Rand Journal of Economics, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of Law, Economic Journal, United States, Stanford University, Harvard University Press, Princeton University (see more)

Key Phrases: American Economic Review, Bell Journal of Economics, Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Political Economy, Rand Journal of Economics, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of Law, Economic Journal, United States, Stanford University, Harvard University Press, Princeton University, Journal of Business, Cambridge University Press, Department of Economics, Robinson-Patman Act, Federal Trade Commission, University of California, Antitrust Bulletin, Department of Justice, Economic Inquiry, Sherman Act, Elsevier Science Publishers, Northwestern University, Standard Oil (see less)

Key Phrases: American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Monetary Economics, United States, New York, Quarterly Journal of Economics, quoted loan rate, same stationary equilibrium, intermediate target problem, positive nominal interest rate, elastic price standard, dynamic inconsistency literature (see more)

Key Phrases: American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Monetary Economics, United States, New York, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of Money, Friedman Rule, Working Paper, Brookings Papers, University of Chicago Press, Review of Economic Studies, Ricardian Equivalence Theorem, World War, United Kingdom, Journal of Economic Theory, Harvard University Press, Journal of International Economics, Cambridge University Press, International Monetary Fund, Bank of England, Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series, Discussion Paper, Journal of Finance, Columbia University, quoted loan rate, same stationary equilibrium, intermediate target problem, positive nominal interest rate, elastic price standard, dynamic inconsistency literature, constant growth rate rule, possible stationary equilibria, relative price variability, aggregate supply behavior, intermediate target strategy, contemporaneous income, money demand behavior, debt neutrality, valued fiat money, production smoothing model, contracted repayment, interest rate peg, aggregate inflation rate, intermediate target variable, zero nominal interest rate, relative asset supplies, price level determinacy, relative demand shocks, exogenous policy instrument (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, American Economic Review, Working Paper, Journal of Political Economy, World Bank, Journal of Economic Growth, modern growth regime, jure political power, poverty trap models, constant quality price indexes, transition from stagnation, empirical growth research (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, American Economic Review, Working Paper, Journal of Political Economy, World Bank, Journal of Economic Growth, Latin America, Review of Economic Studies, Cambridge University Press, Journal of Monetary Economics, United Kingdom, Harvard University, Princeton University Press, Oxford University Press, National Bureau of Economic Research, Economic Journal, European Economic Review, Post-Malthusian Regime, South Korea, Hong Kong, Penn World Table, Journal of Development Economics, East Asian, University of Chicago Press, Sub-Saharan Africa, modern growth regime, jure political power, poverty trap models, constant quality price indexes, transition from stagnation, empirical growth research, physical capital investment rate, capita capital growth, contemporary growth process, research arbitrage equation, average human capital levels, good economic institutions, constant quality index, social conflict view, technology capital services, frontier growth rate, exerting corporate governance, percentile firm, growth regressors, world technology frontier, faster total factor productivity growth, facto political power, directed technical change, evolutionary growth theory, financial intermediary development (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, United States, Bank of England, Federal Reserve, Cambridge Univ, American Economic Review, monetary equilibrium theories, oversaving theories, money causes income, disproportionality theory, intrinsic dividend value, overinvestment theories (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, United States, Bank of England, Federal Reserve, Cambridge Univ, American Economic Review, World War, Banking School, Say's Law, Chicago Press, Journal of Political Economy, Currency School, Bank Charter Act, Princeton Univ, Clarendon Press, New Classical, Harvard Univ, Hong Kong, Stockholm School, Quarterly Journal of Economics, New Keynesian, Great Britain, Journal of Monetary Economics, The Collected Writings, National Bureau of Economic Research, monetary equilibrium theories, oversaving theories, money causes income, disproportionality theory, intrinsic dividend value, overinvestment theories, aggregate monetary demand, monitoring growth cycles, new monetary economics, rash speculators, national money income, secondary deflation, psychological rate, traverse analysis, aggregate economic fluctuations, composite trends, simple accelerator, sunspot theories, fixed capital goods, more procyclical, macroeconometric models, entrepreneurial expectations, phase averaging, functional finance, macroeconometric modeling (see less)