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. 370January 01, 2003
Testing for Financial Contagion between Developed and Emerging Markets during the 1997 East Asian Crisis
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Working Paper No. 369January 01, 2003
On the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy and Fiscal Policy
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Working Paper No. 368January 01, 2003
How Far Can US Equity Prices Fall under Asset and Debt Deflation
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Working Paper No. 363December 01, 2002
Does the Stock of Money Have Any Causal Significance?
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Working Paper No. 366December 01, 2002
Why the Tobin Tax Can Be Stabilizing
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Working Paper No. 364December 01, 2002
“New Consensus,” New Keynesianism, and the Economics of the “Third Way”
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Public Policy Brief Highlight No. 69November 04, 2002
Should Banks Be “Narrowed”?
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Public Policy Brief No. 69November 02, 2002
Should Banks Be “Narrowed”?
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Working Paper No. 362November 01, 2002
Financial Policies and the Aggregate Productivity of the Capital Stock
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Working Paper No. 361November 01, 2002
Credibility of EMS Interest Rate Policies
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Book SeriesNovember 01, 2002
The Mind of Wall Street
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Working Paper No. 360October 01, 2002
Financial Globalization