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Aaron, Henry 278n. 570n.
Accelerator model 348
Accelerator model, flexible 342
Accessions 506
Accommodation policies, budget deficits 551—554
Accommodation policies, supply shocks 234
Action lag 452—453
Activist policy 460—464
Activist policy, announcements and 463—464
Activist policy, dynamic inconsistency and 463
Activist policy, growth in money supply and 460 462
Activist policy, rules versus discretion and 461—464
Activist policy, tine tuning 460—461
Activist policy, type of disturbance and 460—461
Adams, F. Gerard 25
Adaptive expectations 475—476
Adaptive expectations, adjustment process and see "Inflation and unemployment adjustment
Adjustable rate mortgages (ARMS) 365n. 522
Agenor, Pierre-Richard 607n.
Aggregate demand 21 24 55—81
Aggregate demand curve 22—24 190—197
Aggregate demand curve, change in the price level and 192—194
Aggregate demand curve, defined 190 192
Aggregate demand curve, derivation of 191—195
Aggregate demand curve, dynamic 476—478
Aggregate demand curve, fiscal expansion and 197 198
Aggregate demand curve, formal presentation of 194—195
Aggregate demand curve, introduction to 189—190
Aggregate demand curve, Keynesian aggregate supply curve and 202 203
Aggregate demand curve, monetary expansion and 197—200
Aggregate demand curve, slope of 191 194—197
Aggregate demand, actual 57
Aggregate demand, aggregate supply and 20—24
Aggregate demand, components of see "Components of demand"
Aggregate demand, defined 21 55 69
Aggregate demand, equilibrium output and 56—57
Aggregate demand, government sector and see "Government sector"
Aggregate demand, great depression and 443
Aggregate demand, inflation and 476—478
Aggregate demand, interest rates and 92—99
Aggregate demand, multiplier and 65—69
Aggregate demand, planned 57
Aggregate demand, policies 197—200
Aggregate supply 21—22 24
Aggregate supply curve 22—24 200 224—227
Aggregate supply curve, components of 213 224—226
Aggregate supply curve, cost-price relationship and 224—225
Aggregate supply curve, defined 192 200 226
Aggregate supply curve, derivation of 224—226
Aggregate supply curve, dynamic see "Expectations-augmented aggregate supply [Phillips] curve"
Aggregate supply curve, employment and wages and 225—226
Aggregate supply curve, flat 55
Aggregate supply curve, inflation expectations and 470—476
Aggregate supply curve, introduction to 189—190
Aggregate supply curve, Keyncsian 200—206
Aggregate supply curve, Phillips curve and 225
Aggregate supply curve, production function and 224
Aggregate supply curve, properties of 226—227
Aggregate supply curve, slope of 213 226
Aggregate supply curve, supply shocks and see "Supply shocks"
Aggregate supply, aggregate demand and 20—24
Aggregate supply, basic phenomenon of 213
Aggregate supply, neoclassical model of the labor market and 256—260
Aggregate supply, theory of 213 216
Akerlof, George A. 7 221n. 506n.
Akhtar, M.A. 283n. 591n.
Alesina, Alberto 526n. 583n.
Aliber, Robert Z. 449n.
Ando, Albert 299n. 306
Anticipated inflation 517—518
Appreciation, currency 157
Appreciation, currency, exchange rates and 173—175
Appreciation, currency, real 161n.
Apprenticeships 513
Arrow, Kenneth 446n.
Aschauer, David 280
Aspe, Pedro 608n.
Asset Market equilibrium see "Money market equilibrium"
Asset price of housing 353 354
assets 100—102
Assets market equilibrium schedule see "LM curve and the assets market"
Assets, bonds see "Bonds"
Assets, equities (stocks) 101
Assets, financial 100—101 369
Assets, government 590—591
Assets, household holdings of 101
Assets, interest-bearing 102
Assets, life-cycle theory of consumption and savings and 302—305
Assets, money see "Money"
Assets, real 102
Assets, real return on 540—543
Assets, tangible 100 102
Auerbach, Alan J. 305n. 570n.
Automatic stabilizers 72
Automatic transfers from saving (ATS) accounts 372
Backward-bending labor supply curve 241n.
Bagehot, Walter 412—413
Baker, Michael 507n.
Balance of payments 150—152
Balance of payments, capital mobility and 165—166
Balance of payments, exchange rates and see "Exchange rates"
Balance of payments, financing deficits 151—152
Balance of payments, main accounts in 150—151
Balance of payments, monetary approach to 613—616
Balance of payments, monetary approach to, curtailment of domestic credit and 614—615
Balance of payments, monetary approach to, depreciation and 616
Balance of payments, monetary approach to, IMF and 614—615
Balance of payments, monetary approach to, sterilization and 613—614
Balance of payments, rule for accounting for 150
Balance of payments, surplus 152
Balance sheets, banks 403—404
Balance sheets, Fed 408—410
Balanced budget multiplier 78
Baldwin, Richard 612n.
Banker's acceptances 373
Banks 401
Banks, balance sheet of 403—404
Banks, failure of 405—406 440
Banks, insurance for 405—406 433—435
Banks, money supply process and 402—406
Banks, reluctance to lend by 127—128
Banks, runs on 405—406
Barnett, William 386
Barro — Ricardo equivalence proposition 587—588
Barro — Ricardo hypothesis 320 567
Barro, Robert J. 4 6 209 249 276n. 278—279 320 379n. 548 587
Barter economy 374
Barth, James R. 581n.
Bartley, Robert L. 5n. 281n. 574n.
Base-weighted price index 53
Batten, Dallas S. 386n. 416n.
Baumol — Tobin transactions demand model 377n. 396—398
Baumol — Tobin transactions demand model, qualifications 379—380
Baumol, William J. 278n. 311n. 378
Bean, Charles 514n.
Beer, C. 36n.
Beggar-thy-neighbor policy 177—178 442
Bequests 305—306 315
Bernanke, Ben 7 128n. 425 427n. 445n.
Bernheim, Douglas 320n. 587n.
Bewlev, Truman 314n.
Bhandari, Jagdeep 607n.
Bilateral exchange rates 158
Blackman, Anne B. 278n.
Blanchard, Olivier 7 81n. 243n. 512n. 582n. 587n. 603n.
Blank, Rebecca 520n.
Blejer, Mario 580n. 588n.
Blinder, Alan S. 221n. 520n. 553n.
Bolivia 560—561
bonds 100—101
| Bonds as wealth 587—588
Bonds, coupon of 113 364
Bonds, defined 100 102
Bonds, indexed 523
Bonds, open market purchase of 124—126
Bonds, perpetuity 100 113
Bonds, real 103—104
Bonds, relationship between price and yield 113—116 364—367
Bonds, savings 373
Bonds, yield on 364
Boschen, John 249n.
Boskin, Michael 282n. 319n.
Bossons, John 306n.
Bosworth, Barry 345n. 570n.
Bradley, Michael D. 429n.
Braun, Steven 358n.
Bretton Woods system 625 632
Brokerage fee 377 378 379
Brown, Charles 513n.
Brown, E. Cary 78n. 439n. 441n. 578n.
Browne, Frank 427n.
Brumbaugh, R. Dan, Jr. 434n.
Brumberg, Richard 299n.
Brunner, Karl 209 386n. 439n. 538n.
Bruno, Michael 524n. 549n. 561n.
Bryant, Ralph C. 628n.
Budget balancing 440 567
Budget constraint 60 551 576—577 583
Budget deficits 75—77 567—597
Budget deficits, composition of 569 571
Budget deficits, controlling 575—576
Budget deficits, cyclical 569 571
Budget deficits, debt financed 576 585—589
Budget deficits, debt financed, Barro — Ricardo equivalence 587—588
Budget deficits, debt financed, end to 583—584
Budget deficits, debt financed, inflation and 583
Budget deficits, debt financed, money financing and 588—589
Budget deficits, debt financed, neoclassical approach 587—588
Budget deficits, debt financed, transitory deficits 585—587
Budget deficits, defined 76
Budget deficits, discretionary spending component of 571—573
Budget deficits, factors responsible for 572—574
Budget deficits, financing of 411 576—579
Budget deficits, financing of, key points in 580
Budget deficits, hyperinflation and 559—562
Budget deficits, identities concerning 46—48
Budget deficits, inflation and see "Money and inflation budget
Budget deficits, inflation-adjusted 562 580n.
Budget deficits, interest rates and 573
Budget deficits, Laffer curve and 574—575
Budget deficits, monetizing 134 551—554
Budget deficits, money financed 576 583—584 588—589
Budget deficits, national debt and 577—578 See
Budget deficits, national savings rates and 316 319
Budget deficits, permanent 583—584
Budget deficits, political stalemate and 574
Budget deficits, primary (noninterest) 579—580
Budget deficits, recessions and 571
Budget deficits, reserve requirements and 404n.
Budget deficits, Social Security and 570
Budget deficits, structural 569 571
Budget deficits, supply-side economics and 574—575
Budget deficits, taxes and 574—576
Budget Enforcement Act of 1990 576
Budget surplus 75—77
Budget surplus, balanced budget multiplier 78
Budget surplus, defined 76
Budget surplus, effect of fiscal policy on 77—81
Budget surplus, full-employment 78—81
Budget surplus, retiring debt and 578
Buffer-stock saving 315—316
Bureau of Economic Analysis 34—35
Burtless, Gary 345n. 570n.
Bush, George 12
Business cycle 13 55
Business cycle, budget deficits and 569 571
Business cycle, fully employed factors of production and 13—14
Business cycle, inflation and 18—19
Business cycle, inventories and 359—360
Business cycle, investment and 332—333
Business cycle, output gap and 14—16
Business cycle, real see "Real business cycle theory"
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to 331 332 346—352
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, accelerator model and 348
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, cost of capital effects and 348
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, credit rationing and 349—351
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, discounted cash flow analysis and 346—348 364—367
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, investment fluctuations and 331 351—352
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, investment fluctuations and, timing of decisions and 352
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, investment fluctuations and, uncertain expectations and 351
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, retained earnings and 349 351
Business fixed investment, alternative approaches to, sources of funds and 349
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to 331—346
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to, Cobb — Douglas form and 345 367
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to, desired capital stock and see "Desired capital stock"
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to, empirical results of 345
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to, flexible accelerator model and 342—344
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to, investment tax credit and 344—345
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to, marginal productivity of capital and see "Marginal productivity of capital"
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to, rental cost of capital see "Rental [user] cost of capital"
Business fixed investment, neoclassical approach to, summary 346
Business savings 316—318
Cagan, Phillip 388 538n. 559n.
Cairncross, Alec 442n.
Campbell, John 314n.—315n. 319n.
Capital account in balance of payments 151
Capital consumption allowance 31
Capital flight 284
Capital gains 101 341
Capital mobility 150 164—167
Capital mobility, balance of payments and 165—166
Capital mobility, capital flows and 165—166
Capital mobility, described 164
Capital mobility, interest rate differentials and 164—165
Capital mobility, internal and external balance and 166—167
Capital mobility, perfect see "Mundell — Fleming model of perfect capital mobility"
Capital stock 331—332
Capital stock, adjustments to 342—344
Capital stock, rental cost of see "Rental [user] cost of capital"
Capital stock, return to 336—338
Capital, growth in real GDP and 10
Carlino, Gerald A. 282n.
Carlson, Keith 283n.
Carson, Carol S. 34n.
Carter, Jimmy 12 139
Cecchetti, Stephen G. 223n.
Central banks 445
Central banks, balance of payments and 151—152
Central banks, endogenous money stock and 170
Central banks, European Monetary system and 154
Central banks, exchange rates and 152—153
Central banks, financing government deficits 411
Central banks, independence of 528—529
Central banks, zero inflation target and 528—529 551
Certificates of deposit (CDs) 371
Chadha, Bankim 547n.
Chari, V.V. 463n.
Cheasty, Adrienne 580n.
Checkable deposits 369—372 376
Chenery, H. 284n.
Chinn, Menzie 429n.
Chirinko, Robert S. 348n. 356n.
Choi, Don H. 221n.
Choi, Suengmook 387n.
Chouraqui, Jean-Claude 582n.
Christiano, Lawrence 494n.
Chrystal, K. Alec 526n.
Clark, Kim B. 506n. 508n.
Classical aggregate supply curve 200—202
Classical aggregate supply curve, derivation of 240—242
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