Controlling Monetary Aggregates
Conference
Series 1
June 8-10, 1969
Controlling Monetary Aggregates is the proceedings of a conference on that topic, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in June of 1969. The conference - the first of a proposed series, covering a wide range of financial and monetary problems brought together a distinguished group of individuals from universities, government, and finance to exchange ideas on one of the most pressing of current policy issues - the role of money in economic activity.
Contents
Entire Proceedings (7.6MB) 
Foreword
Frank E. Morris
Panel: The Role of Money in National Economic Policy
Paul A. Samuelson
David Meiselman
James Tobin
Allan H. Meltzer
Henry C. Wallich
Monetary Velocity in Empirical Analysis
Paul S. Anderson, with discussion by Leonall C. Andersen
The Federal Reserve's Modus Operandi
John H. Kareken
Operational Constraints on the Stabilization of Money Supply Growth
Alan R. Holmes, with discussion by James Tobin
Tactics and Targets of Monetary Policy
James S. Duesenberry, with discussion by Allan H. Meltzer
A Neo-Keynesian View of Monetary Policy
Warren L. Smith, with discussion by Henry C. Wallich
Some Rules for the Conduct of Monetary Policy
James L. Pierce, with discussion by David Meiselman
Controlling Monetary Aggregates
Sherman J. Maisel
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