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| Dornbusch R., Fischer S. — Macroeconomics |
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Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) 419 452 See
Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), recessions and 87
Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), Treasury Department and 410n. 411
Federal Reserve System (Fed) 370—371
Federal Reserve System (Fed) as lender of last resort 412
Federal Reserve System (Fed), budget deficits and 551—554 578—579
Federal Reserve System (Fed), independence of 528 552
Federal Reserve System (Fed), money supply and see "Money supply and the Fed"
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC) 433—435
Feldstein, Martin 4 281n. 282 513 632n.
Fender, John 546n.
Fergussan, Adam 559n.
Final goods 29—30
Finance linkages 150 See
Financial assets 100—101 369
Financial intermediation 425
Fine tuning 460—461
Fiscal expansion, adjustment of inflation and unemployment 10 481—483
Fiscal expansion, aggregate demand curve and 197—198
Fiscal expansion, budget deficit and 571—573
Fiscal expansion, classical aggregate supply curve and 202—203
Fiscal expansion, classical aggregate supply curve and, crowding out and 203—205
Fiscal expansion, German unification and 171
Fiscal expansion, Keynesian aggregate supply curve and 202—203
Fiscal expansion, perfect capital mobility and, fixed exchange rates and 170
Fiscal expansion, perfect capital mobility and, flexible exchange rates and 175
Fiscal policy 129—134
Fiscal policy multiplier 117
Fiscal policy under perfect capital mobility and flexible exchange rates 175
Fiscal policy, activist see "Activist policy"
Fiscal policy, aggregate demand curve and 197—198
Fiscal policy, aggregate supply curve and 202—208
Fiscal policy, alternatives 137
Fiscal policy, budget surplus and 77—81
Fiscal policy, changes in 72—75
Fiscal policy, changes in, government purchases 72—73
Fiscal policy, changes in, income tax 73—74
Fiscal policy, changes in, transfer payments 75
Fiscal policy, composition of output and 134—135 137
Fiscal policy, crowding oui and see "Crowding out"
Fiscal policy, defined 69
Fiscal policy, desired capital stock and 342
Fiscal policy, dilemma of 592
Fiscal policy, during the great depression 440—445
Fiscal policy, dynamics of adjustments 130—131
Fiscal policy, effects of 208
Fiscal policy, equilibrium level of income and 72—75
Fiscal policy, increase in government spending 129—130
Fiscal policy, lags in 453 455—456
Fiscal policy, Lucas supply curve and 249
Fiscal policy, monetary policy and see "Monetary-fiscal policy mix"
Fiscal policy, neoclassical approach to 587—588
Fiscal policy, New Economics and see "New Economics"
Fischer, Stanley 243n. 306n.
Fisher effect 493—494
Fisher equation 492—494 539—542
Fisher, Irving 492
Fixed exchange rate system 152—155 599—616
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under 600—609
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under in Mexico 605—609
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, automatic 602—603
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, classical 602—603
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, crawling peg exchange rates 607—609
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, devaluation 604—607
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, exchange rates and prices 605—609
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, expenditure switching/reducing 603—605
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, financing and 601—602
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, policies to restore balance 603—605
Fixed exchange rate system, adjustment under, prices in the open economy and 600—601
Fixed exchange rate system, credibility and 458
Fixed exchange rate system, European Monetary System and 154—155 458
Fixed exchange rate system, exchange rate changes and 609—613
Fixed exchange rate system, exchange rate changes and, hysteresis effects and 612—613
Fixed exchange rate system, exchange rate changes and, J-curve effect and 611—612
Fixed exchange rate system, exchange rate changes and, relative price adjustment and 610—611
Fixed exchange rate system, exchange rate changes and, trade balance and 611—613
Fixed exchange rate system, intervention and 153
Fixed exchange rate system, monetary approach to balance of payments problems 613—616
Fixed exchange rate system, target zone regime and 154
Fixed investment see "Business fixed investment alternative "Business neoclassical
Flavin, Marjorie 313—314 315n.
Flexible accelerator model 342
Flexible exchange rate system 156 616—632
Flexible exchange rate system, adjustment of 616—617
Flexible exchange rate system, exchange rate expectations and 623—625
Flexible exchange rate system, exchange rate overshooting and 619—621
Flexible exchange rate system, external competitiveness and 622—623
Flexible exchange rate system, interdependence and 628—630
Flexible exchange rate system, interest differentials and 623—625
Flexible exchange rate system, intervention and see "Intervention foreign
Flexible exchange rate system, monetary expansion and 617—619
Flexible exchange rate system, policy synchronization and 630—632
Flexible exchange rate system, purchasing power parity and 621—622
Flexible exchange rate system, speculative capital flows and 625
Floating exchange rates 156
Floating exchange rates, clean and dirty 156 626—627
Floating rate loans 522
Flood, Robert 607n.
Ford, Robert 345n. 348n.
Foreign aid 285
Foreign exchange rates see "Exchange rates"
Foreign exchange reserves 152—153
Foreign trade 160—164
Foreign trade, balance of payments see "Balance of payments"
Foreign trade, domestic spending and 161
Foreign trade, exchange rates see "Exchange rates"
Foreign trade, goods market equilibrium and 162
Foreign trade, identities concerning 45—46
Foreign trade, net exports and 40—41 161—162
Foreign trade, repercussion effects 162—164
Frankel, Jeffrey, A. 429n. 623n. 631n.
Fraumeni, Barbara 266n.—267n.
Freeman, Richard B. 508n.
Frenkel, Jacob 614n. 632n.
Frequency of unemployment 510
Frictional unemployment 208 213 240—242 505—506 See
Frictionless neoclassical model of the labor market 213—214 240—242 256—260
Frictionless neoclassical model of the labor market, equilibrium in the labor market and 258—260
Frictionless neoclassical model of the labor market, labor demand and 256—258
Frictionless neoclassical model of the labor market, production function and 256—257
Friedman, Benjamin 350n. 384n. 424 426n. 587n.
Friedman, Milton 4 6 18n. 209—210 219—220 245n. 299 388 413 423 426n. 438n. 439n.—440n. 444 460 471—472 474 494n. 534n. 538—539 548 559n. 627n.
Froot, Ken 631n.
Full crowding out 204
Full crowding out, mechanisms that produce 204—205
Full employment see "Natural rate of unemployment"
Full-employment budget surplus 78—81
Full-employment budget surplus, during the great depression 440 443
Full-employment budget surplus, New Economics and 447—448
Full-employment output see "Potential output"
Gallup Poll 501—502 527
GDP deflator 36
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) 603
Germany 599
Germany, policy mix in 142—144
Germany, unification of 171 287
Gersovitz, Mark 284n.
Gertler, Mark 349n. 425
Giavazzi, Francesco 583n.
GNP gap and 446—447
Gold 410n. 440—441 442n.
Goldfeld, Stephen 384—385 386n. 387
Goldstein, Morris 632n.
Gollop, Frank 266n.—267n.
Goodhart's law 392—393 424n.
Goodhart, Charles 393
Goods market equilibrium, adjustment toward 113—116
Goods market equilibrium, foreign trade and 162—163
Goods market equilibrium, money market equilibrium and 110—113
Goods market equilibrium, schedule see "IS curve and the goods market"
| Gordon, David 494n.
Government budget deficit 46—48 See
Government finances 567—594
Government finances, business cycle and deficits 569 571
Government finances, deficits see "Budget deficits"
Government finances, deficits and debt 569—576
Government finances, discretionary budget changes 571—572
Government finances, expenditures 39
Government finances, expenditures, during the great depression 441
Government finances, expenditures, shocks to 253
Government finances, Laffer curve and 574—575
Government finances, outlays 568
Government finances, purchases 39 568
Government finances, purchases, budget surplus and 77—78
Government finances, purchases, effects of changes in 72—73 129—130
Government finances, purchases, infrastructure investment and 280
Government finances, receipts 568—569
Government finances, Social Security 570
Government finances, supply-side economics and 574—575
Government savings 316—317
Government sector 69—75
Government sector, budget 75—81
Government sector, debate over size of 591 593
Government sector, disposable income and 69—70
Government sector, equilibrium income and 70—75
Government sector, fiscal policy see "Fiscal policy"
Government sector, foreign savings and 284—285
Government sector, regulation by 268—269 282
Gradual adjustment hypothesis 342—344
Gradualism 544—546
Gramm — Rudman — Hollings deficit control legislation 553—554 576
Great Depression 7 100 437—445
Great depression, decline in output during 425
Great depression, economic policy during 440—441
Great depression, economic statistics of 439
Great depression, expansionary aggregate demand and 21
Great depression, fiscal policy during 440—445
Great depression, full-employment surplus during 440
Great depression, government spending and revenue and 441
Great depression, institutional changes during 441
Great depression, international aspects of 442
Great depression, Keynesian explanation for 443—445
Great depression, monetarist explanation for 444—445
Great depression, monetary policy during 440 444—445
Great depression, money stock during 440
Great depression, output and prices in 438
Great depression, stock market crash during 438
Great depression, synthesis of opinions on 445
Great depression, unemployment during 11 214 438—439
Greenspan, Alan 413
Grilli, Vittorio 528n.
Gros, Daniel 155n. 632n.
Gross domestic product (GDP) 8—11
Gross domestic product (GDP), adjusted 36
Gross domestic product (GDP), alternative measures of 8—10
Gross domestic product (GDP), calculating 29—31
Gross domestic product (GDP), calculating, current output 30
Gross domestic product (GDP), calculating, final goods 29—30
Gross domestic product (GDP), calculating, market prices 30—31
Gross domestic product (GDP), calculating, problems of 33—36
Gross domestic product (GDP), calculating, revisions and estimates 35—36
Gross domestic product (GDP), calculating, value added 30
Gross domestic product (GDP), deflator 36
Gross domestic product (GDP), gross national product and 31
Gross domestic product (GDP), identities 43—48
Gross domestic product (GDP), net domestic product and 31
Gross domestic product (GDP), nominal see "Nominal GDP"
Gross domestic product (GDP), per capita 10 12
Gross domestic product (GDP), personal disposable income and 41—43 52—53
Gross domestic product (GDP), real see "Real GDP"
Gross investment 337
Gross national product (GNP) 31
Gross national product (GNP), doubling of 261
Gross private domestic investment 39—40 See
Grossman, Herschel 249n.
Growth 5
Growth 1952—1992 12—13
Growth accounting 263
Growth accounting, equation 263—264
Growth accounting, equation, derivation of 292—293
Growth and development 283—289
Growth and development in Eastern Europe 286—287
Growth and development, convergence and 288
Growth and development, growth performance 283—284
Growth and development, human capital and 287—288
Growth and development, natural resources and the environment 288—289
Growth and development, population growth and 285—287
Growth and development, production function and 283—284
Growth and development, saving and investment 284—285
Growth theory 262—263
Growth theory, endogenous 269 276—281
Growth theory, endogenous, accumulated factors of production and 277
Growth theory, endogenous, conditional convergence and 277—279
Growth theory, endogenous, empirical evidence for 277—279
Growth theory, endogenous, human capital 280
Growth theory, endogenous, infrastructure investment and 280
Growth theory, endogenous, machinery investment and 280
Growth theory, endogenous, productivity growth 281
Growth theory, endogenous, progrowth policies and 278—279
Growth theory, endogenous, steady state and 276—277
Growth theory, neoclassical model of 269—276
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, adjustment process and 272—273
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, convergence and 276—279
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, growth process and 272—273
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, growth rate of capital and 270—271
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, increase in savings rate and 273—275
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, population growth and 274—275
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, saving and growth and 271—272
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, steady state and 271—276
Growth theory, neoclassical model of, summary 275—276
Growth theory, supply-side economics and 281—283
Growth, business cycle and 13—16
Growth, inflation and 521
Growth, limits to 288—289
Growth, long-term see "Long-term growth and productivity"
Growth, New Economics and 448—449
Growth, rate of 10—12
Growth, real GDP and 10—12
Growth, unemployment and 16—18
Gutman, Peter M. 34n.
Guttmann, Thomas William 559n.
Gyohten, Toyoo 627n.
Haberler, Gottfried 442n.
Hagermann, Robert P. 305n. 582n.
Hahn, Frank 350n. 384n. 426n.
Hall, Robert E. 4 141n. 313 506n. 549n.
Hanazaki, Masaharu 268n.
Haque, Nadcem 614n.
Harris, Ethan S. 283n. 591n.
Hausman, Jerry 282
Helpman, E. 561n.
Heston, Alan 262n.
Heterodox programs 561 563
Hetzel, Robert 387n.
Hicks, J.R. 90n.
High-employment surplus 78—81
High-powered money 406
High-powered money, balance sheet of the Fed and 408—410
High-powered money, controlling the stock of 408—412
High-powered money, financing federal deficits and 411
High-powered money, foreign exchange market intervention and 410
High-powered money, lender of last resort and 412
High-powered money, loans and discounts and 410
High-powered money, money market equilibrium and 415—416
High-powered money, money multiplier and 407—408
High-powered money, open market purchases and 409—410
High-powered money, relationship between money stock and 406—407
High-powered money, seigniorage and 554—557
High-powered money, summary 411
High-powered money, targeting 428
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