Publications

1679 publications found

• Policy Notes No. 1 January 01, 2005

  The Case for an Environmentally Sustainable Jobs Program

  Mathew Forstater
• Public Policy Brief No. 80 December 21, 2004

  The Fed and the New Monetary Consensus

  L. Randall Wray
• Research Project Report December 01, 2004

  How Much Does Public Consumption Matter for Well-Being?

  Asena Caner, Edward N. Wolff, and Ajit Zacharias
• Working Paper No. 415 November 19, 2004

  Measuring Capacity Utilization in OECD Countries

  Jamee K. Moudud, and Anwar M. Shaikh
• Working Paper No. 414 November 10, 2004

  Household Wealth Distribution in Italy in the 1990s

  Andrea Brandolini, Luigi Cannari, Giovanni D’Alessio, and Ivan Faiella
• Working Paper No. 413 October 05, 2004

  Visions and Scenarios

  Mathew Forstater
• Working Paper No. 412 October 01, 2004

  The Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy

  Abstract

  Recently, many economists have credited the late-1990s economic boom in the United States for the easy money policies of the Federal Reserve. On the other hand, observers have noted that very low interest rates have had very little positive effect on the chronically weak Japanese economy. Therefore, some theory of how money affects the economy […]

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• Research Project Report September 22, 2004

  How Much Does Wealth Matter for Well-Being?

  Asena Caner, Edward N. Wolff, and Ajit Zacharias
• Book Series August 01, 2004

  Induced Investment and Business Cycles

  Hyman P. Minsky, and Dimitri B. Papadimitriou
• Strategic Analysis August 01, 2004

  Prospects and Policies for the US Economy

  Wynne Godley, Alex Izurieta, and Gennaro Zezza
• Public Policy Brief No. 79 August 01, 2004

  The Case for Rate Hikes

  L. Randall Wray
• Working Paper No. 411 July 25, 2004

  Financial Liberalization and Poverty

  Philip Arestis, and Asena Caner
• Working Paper No. 410 July 22, 2004

  Gibson’s Paradox, Monetary Policy, and the Emergence of Cycles

  Abstract

  Many empirical studies have found that interest rate increases have a positive effect on the price level. This paper pursues an obvious, but neglected explanation: interest payments are a cost of production that is at least in part passed on to customers. A model shows that the cost-push effect of inflation, long known as Gibson’s […]

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• Working Paper No. 409 July 01, 2004

  Assessing the ECB’s Performance since the Global Slowdown

  Jörg Bibow
• Public Policy Brief No. 78 June 03, 2004

  The War on Poverty after 40 Years

  Stephanie A. Kelton, and L. Randall Wray
• Public Policy Brief No. 77 June 02, 2004

  The Sustainability of Economic Recovery in the United States

  Philip Arestis, and Elias Karakitsos
• Book Series June 01, 2004

  What Has Happened to the Quality of Life in the Advanced Industrialized Nations?

  Edward N. Wolff
• Working Paper No. 408 May 25, 2004

  Keynesian Theorizing during Hard Times

  Claudio H. Dos Santos
• Working Paper No. 407 May 01, 2004

  Changes in Household Wealth in the 1980s and 1990s in the US

  Edward N. Wolff
• Research Project Report May 01, 2004

  Levy Institute Measure of Economic Well-Being

  Asena Caner, Edward N. Wolff, and Ajit Zacharias
• Working Paper No. 406 May 01, 2004

  Investigating the Intellectual Origins of Euroland’s Macroeconomic Policy Regime

  Jörg Bibow
• Policy Notes No. 2 May 01, 2004

  Those “D” Words

  L. Randall Wray
• Strategic Analysis April 01, 2004

  Is Deficit-financed Growth Limited?

  Claudio H. Dos Santos, Dimitri B. Papadimitriou, Anwar M. Shaikh, and Gennaro Zezza
• Book Series April 01, 2004

  After the Bell

  Karen M Albright, and Dalton Conley