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Non-causal Explanations in the Humanities: Some Examples. [PDF]

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den Boef R, van Woudenberg R.
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Some unpleasant monetarist arithmetic [PDF]

Thomas J. Sargent, Neil Wallace
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Trouble on the horizon: anticipating biological invasions through futures thinking. [PDF]

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Hulme PE.
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The 1979–1982 Monetary Policy Experiment: Monetarist, Anti-Monetarist, or Quasi-Monetarist?

Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 1992
(1992). The 1979–1982 Monetary Policy Experiment: Monetarist, Anti-Monetarist, or Quasi-Monetarist? Journal of Post Keynesian Economics: Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 281-288.
David R Hakes
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Irrepressible Monetarist Conclusions From a Non-Monetarist Model

Journal of Monetary Economics, 1980
Abstract This paper presents monetary/fiscal multiplier results from the MPS Econometric Model which give irrepressible monetarist conclusions. Albert Ando's challenge to monetarist to develop their own model may now be reserved. Weak fiscal policy is supported by the MPS Model and reflects the dominant role of money in the short-run macro economic ...
Paul D. McNelis
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Monetary, Credit and (Other) Transmission Processes: A Monetarist Perspective [PDF]

Journal of Economic Perspectives, 1995
Monetarist analysis of the transmission process highlights the response of relative prices and real wealth to monetary (and other) impulses. Monetary impulses are neutral in the long run.
Allan H Meltzer
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Testing Some Monetarist Propositions

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1988
This paper attempts to reconcile the conflicting find- ings of a particular line of research designed to test Monetarism on reduced form equations. Using the encompassing approach of Mizon, the lag lengths in inflation and unemployment equations are ...
Rangazas, Peter, Abdullah, Dewan
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Mr. Hicks and the "Monetarists"

Economica, 1973
It is a great privilege to open a conference in honor of Sir John Hicks. Among his many contributions to economics, none has been more influential than his interpretation and restatement of Keynesian theory in "Mr. Keynes and the 'Classics." So many textbooks and articles have adopted the framework, first presented in that paper, it has become the ...
Brunner, Karl, Meltzer, Allan H
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The Modern Monetarists

2009
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