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NBER Reporter articles from September 1995
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NBER Reporter archives from September 1995
Monetary economics. (National Bureau of Economic Research Program in Monetary Economics)
September 22, 1995... The NBER Program in Monetary Economics, established in 1991, encourages practical research in macroeconomics with an emphasis on issues relating to monetary policy. Its goal is to promote a greater understanding of the relationship between...
The role of banks in the transmission of monetary policy.
September 22, 1995... Over the last five years, we have been working on the question of how the effects of monetary policy - that is, open market operations - are transmitted to the economy. The principal theme of our work has been that, in order to fully understand...
Behavioral economics.
September 22, 1995... Neoclassical economics is built on the assumption that the agents in the economy are self-interested and rational. These assumptions are what distinguishes economics from other social science disciplines, such as psychology and sociology; as...
Do retirement saving programs increase saving?
September 22, 1995... A large fraction of American families reach retirement age with virtually no personal financial assets. The median level of all personal financial assets of families with heads aged 55 to 64 was only $8,300 in 1991; excluding Individual...