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1997 Issues

  • 1997 - Number 3
  • Evaluating Non-Structural Measures of the Business Cycle
    Timothy Cogley
  • Long-Run Trends in Labor Supply
    Brian Motley
  • Generational Accounting in Open Economies
    Eric O'N. Fisher and Kenneth Kasa
  • 1997 - Number 2
  • Factor Utilization and Margins for Adjusting Output: Evidence from Manufacturing Plants
    Joe Mattey and Steve Strongin
  • A New Look at the Distributional Effects of Economic Growth during the 1980s: A Comparative Study of the United States and Germany
    Mary C. Daly, Amy D. Crews, and Richard V. Burkhauser
  • Economic Factors, Monetary Policy, and Expected Returns on Stocks and Bonds
    James R. Booth and Lena Chua Booth
  • 1997 - Number 1
  • Explaining Unemployment: Sectoral vs. Aggregate Shocks
    Prakash Loungani and Bharat Trehan
  • The Effects of Industry Employment Shifts on the U.S. Wage Structure, 1979-1995
    Robert G. Valletta
  • Interpreting Procyclical Productivity: Evidence from a Cross-Nation Cross-Industry Panel
    J. Bradford De Long and Robert J. Waldmann

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