This volume, the ninth in the series, is a timely
sequel to our first proceedings, Controlling Monetary
Aggregates. All papers were presented by persons
from within the Federal Reserve System; discussants
were primarily academicians. The result is, we believe,
a unique examination of some of the important questions
relating to the implementation of policy decisions.
Entire Proceedings (8.59MB) ![]()
Foreword ![]()
Frank E. Morris
RPDs as the Target ![]()
Frank E. Morris, with discussion by Deane C. Carson
Money Stock Control ![]()
Albert E. Burger, with discussion by James S. Duesenberry
The Problems of the
Open Market Manager ![]()
Alan R. Holmes, with discussion by Jack M. Guttentag
Role of Projections and Data Evaluation
with Monetary Aggregates as Policy Targets ![]()
Stephen H. Axilrod and Darwin L. Beck, with discussion by Karl Brunner
Some Issues in
Controlling the Stock of Money ![]()
James L. Pierce and Thomas D. Thomson, with discussion by John H. Kareken
The Appropriate Time Frame for
Controlling Monetary Aggregates:
The St. Louis Evidence ![]()
Leonall C. Andersen and Denis S. Karnosky, with discussion by Benjamin M. Friedman