Maynard
Responses to the Great Recession: What Worked, What Didn't
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Political Constraints on Monetary Policy During the Great Inflation, 10-09 final.pdf (388 KB)
What happened during the Great Inflation?
Levin and Taylor have a new paper arguing that the Fed’s stop-go policies were the main cause of rising inflation during the 1970s. They argue that political factors are the most likely reason for these policies. I explore the political constraints facing the Fed in the paper below.
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Charles L. Weise
Associate Professor, Chair
Department of Economics
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg, PA 17325-1486
717-337-6672
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Still waiting to hear about this tenure case
Still waiting for word on this tenure case
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Charles L. Weise
Associate Professor, Chair
Department of Economics
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg, PA 17325-1486
717-337-6672
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Batshit Crazy
The Fed's Response to the Financial Crisis
Larry Ball says this is too boring to use as an online case study for his Money and Banking textbook. But perhaps someone will find it informative.
