This research program encompasses monetary policy, modern money, public finance, and the structure of markets and institutions operating in the financial sector. Research builds on the work of Distinguished Scholar Hyman P. Minsky and examines the institutional, regulatory, and market arrangements that contribute to financial instability, as well as the policies necessary to contain it.
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Working Paper No. 484December 12, 2006
Expensive Living
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Working Paper No. 483November 30, 2006
Fisher’s Theory of Interest Rates and the Notion of “Real”
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Working Paper No. 481November 28, 2006
An Inquiry into the Nature of Money
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Working Paper No. 478November 03, 2006
On Lower-bound Traps
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Working Paper No. 476October 19, 2006
The “New Consensus” View of Monetary Policy
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Working Paper No. 460July 22, 2006
How the Maastricht Regime Fosters Divergence As Well As Fragility
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Working Paper No. 459July 21, 2006
Banking, Finance, and Money
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Working Paper No. 457June 19, 2006
Why Central Banks (and Money) “Rule the Roost”
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Working Paper No. 456June 18, 2006
Asset Prices, Financial Fragility, and Central Banking
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Working Paper No. 455June 17, 2006
The Minskyan System, Part III
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Public Policy Brief No. 85June 11, 2006
The Fallacy of the Revised Bretton Woods Hypothesis
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Working Paper No. 453June 09, 2006
The Minskyan System, Part II