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Journal of Monetary Economics.

In my next post, I'll look at his claim that exports to China have created more than 14m jobs around the world.* "The effect of low-wage import competition on U.S. inflationary pressure," Journal of Monetary Economics, May 2010.

In 1985, Rajnish Mehra and Edward C. Prescott, both now at Arizona State University, published a paper in the Journal of Monetary Economics called "The Equity Premium: A Puzzle".

In a study that appeared in the Journal of Monetary Economics, they noted that, "on average, Christian religions are more positively associated with attitudes that are conducive to economic growth, while Islam is negatively associated".

Last year, in the Journal of Monetary Economics, Ms. Sapienza and her colleague Luigi Zingales, at the University of Chicago, and Luigi Guiso, at the University of Sassari in Rome, published a paper that did not compare countries but looked at the relationship between religious beliefs and the attitudes shown to foster economic growth.

Journal of Monetary Economics 5, 133 143).

Writing in March in Finance & Development, a journal of the International Monetary Fund, Randall Dodd highlighted three trading strategies in which the potential for instability may outweigh any efficiency gains: High-frequency trading can match thousands of buyers and sellers a minute, creating bigger and more abrupt price changes than would otherwise be the case.

Effects of alternative seasonal adjustment procedures on monetary policy, Journal of Econometrics, Elsevier, vol. 14(1), pages 115 136, 1980.

A study of the 1930s by Christina D. Romer, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley ("What Ended the Great Depression?," Journal of Economic History, 1992), confirmed that expansionary monetary policy was the key to the partial recovery of the 1930s.

"The Case for Forecast Targeting as a Monetary Policy Strategy," Journal of Economic Perspectives, vol. 21 (4), pp. 3-24.

Monetary Policy, Expectations, and Commitment, Scandinavian Journal of Economics 108, 15 38], have made significant headway in establishing certain features of monetary policy rules that facilitate learning.