Most cited documents in this series:

Year	Title	Cited
1990	Current real business cycle theories and aggregate labor market fluctuations RePEc:fip:fedmem:24 [Citation Analysis]	181
1992	Empirical cross-section dynamics in economic growth RePEc:fip:fedmem:75 [Citation Analysis]	109
1992	Communication, commitment, and growth RePEc:fip:fedmem:74 [Citation Analysis]	81
1991	Productive externalities and business cycles RePEc:fip:fedmem:53 [Citation Analysis]	59
1988	Bayesian skepticism on unit root econometrics RePEc:fip:fedmem:3 [Citation Analysis]	56
1992	Recursive methods for computing equilibria of business cycle models RePEc:fip:fedmem:36 [Citation Analysis]	47
1997	Entrepreneurship, saving and social mobility RePEc:fip:fedmem:116 [Citation Analysis]	44
1991	Money and growth revisited RePEc:fip:fedmem:55 [Citation Analysis]	41
1991	On Bayesian routes to unit roots RePEc:fip:fedmem:43 [Citation Analysis]	33
1997	Rational herd behavior and the globalization of securities markets RePEc:fip:fedmem:120 [Citation Analysis]	31
1990	Implications of security market data for models of dynamic economies RePEc:fip:fedmem:29 [Citation Analysis]	30
2003	Urban structure and growth RePEc:fip:fedmem:141 [Citation Analysis]	24
1989	Behavior of male workers at the end of the life-cycle: an empirical analysis of states and controls RePEc:fip:fedmem:6 [Citation Analysis]	23
1995	The one-sector growth model with idiosyncratic shocks RePEc:fip:fedmem:105 [Citation Analysis]	23
1989	Models and their uses RePEc:fip:fedmem:11 [Citation Analysis]	23
1999	Private money and reserve management in a random-matching model RePEc:fip:fedmem:128 [Citation Analysis]	23
2004	Dynamic optimal taxation with private information RePEc:fip:fedmem:140 [Citation Analysis]	22
1994	The replacement problem RePEc:fip:fedmem:95 [Citation Analysis]	22
1992	A dynamic index model for large cross sections RePEc:fip:fedmem:77 [Citation Analysis]	22
1996	Aggregate employment fluctuations with microeconomic asymmetries RePEc:fip:fedmem:112 [Citation Analysis]	21
1992	The Swedish business cycle: stylized facts over 130 years RePEc:fip:fedmem:63 [Citation Analysis]	21
1995	A toolkit for analyzing nonlinear dynamic stochastic models easily RePEc:fip:fedmem:101 [Citation Analysis]	20
1992	Macroeconomic implications of investment-specific technological change RePEc:fip:fedmem:76 [Citation Analysis]	19
1998	Staggered contracts and business cycle persistence RePEc:fip:fedmem:127 [Citation Analysis]	17
1999	Political economy of taxation in an overlapping-generations economy RePEc:fip:fedmem:133 [Citation Analysis]	16
1990	Have postwar economic fluctuations been stabilized? RePEc:fip:fedmem:33 [Citation Analysis]	16
1992	Liquidity effects, monetary policy, and the business cycle RePEc:fip:fedmem:70 [Citation Analysis]	15
1994	Solving nonlinear rational expectations models by parameterized expectations: convergence to stationary solutions RePEc:fip:fedmem:91 [Citation Analysis]	15
1992	On the cyclical allocation of risk RePEc:fip:fedmem:71 [Citation Analysis]	15
1989	Stochastic inflation and the equity premium RePEc:fip:fedmem:12 [Citation Analysis]	14
1992	The equity premium and the allocation of income risk RePEc:fip:fedmem:60 [Citation Analysis]	13
1994	Stock returns and volatility in emerging financial markets RePEc:fip:fedmem:93 [Citation Analysis]	13
1991	Individual heterogeneity and interindustry wage differentials RePEc:fip:fedmem:54 [Citation Analysis]	12
1990	The output, employment, and interest rate effects of government consumption RePEc:fip:fedmem:25 [Citation Analysis]	12
1989	The role of money in a business cycle model RePEc:fip:fedmem:23 [Citation Analysis]	12
1991	The macroeconomic effects of distortionary taxation RePEc:fip:fedmem:37 [Citation Analysis]	11
1988	Aggregation of time series variables-a survey RePEc:fip:fedmem:1 [Citation Analysis]	11
2001	The social discount rate RePEc:fip:fedmem:137 [Citation Analysis]	11
1994	Fiscal spending shocks, endogenous government spending, and real business cycles RePEc:fip:fedmem:94 [Citation Analysis]	11
2006	Learning your earning: are labor income shocks really very persistent? RePEc:fip:fedmem:145 [Citation Analysis]	11
2005	Optimal welfare-to-work programs RePEc:fip:fedmem:143 [Citation Analysis]	10
2000	Time inconsistent preferences and Social Security RePEc:fip:fedmem:136 [Citation Analysis]	10
1991	Energy price shocks, capacity utilization and business cycle fluctuations RePEc:fip:fedmem:50 [Citation Analysis]	9
1992	Business cycles and the asset structure of foreign trade RePEc:fip:fedmem:59 [Citation Analysis]	9
1995	(S,s) inventory policies in general equilibrium RePEc:fip:fedmem:104 [Citation Analysis]	9
1992	Liquidity and real activity in a simple open economy model RePEc:fip:fedmem:57 [Citation Analysis]	9
1994	Stochastic volatility and the distribution of exchange rate news RePEc:fip:fedmem:96 [Citation Analysis]	8
1997	The optimal inflation tax RePEc:fip:fedmem:123 [Citation Analysis]	8
1997	Monetary policy regimes and beliefs RePEc:fip:fedmem:118 [Citation Analysis]	8
1989	The magnitude of the speculative motive for holding inventories in a real business cycle model RePEc:fip:fedmem:10 [Citation Analysis]	8

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