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Section
II: Time Series
D.A. Pierce, Data revisions with moving average seasonal adjustment procedures A. Maravall, Effects of alternative seasonal adjustment procedures on monetary policy H.H. Stokes, Effects of alternative seasonal adjustment procedures on monetary policy: Comment R. Meese, Dynamic factor demand schedules for labor and capital under rational expectations Acknowledgement Part 11 W.A. Barnett,
Editor’s Introduction
to Part II
Section III: Optimul Control A.L. Norman, On the control of structural models G.C. Chow. On the control of structural models: Comment
A.L. Norman, On the control of structural models: Reply P.A. Tinsley and P. von zur Muehlen, A maximum probability approach short-run policy C.J. Palash, On the accuracy and efficiency of polynomial approximations optimal macroeconomic policy determinations Section
1 V: Large
Structurul
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Models
H. Howe, E. Hernandez-Cata, G. Stevens, R. Berner, P. Clark and S.Y. Kwack, Assessing international interdependence M.J. Flannery and L. Johnson, Indexing the U.S. economy: Simulation results with the MPS model Section
V: Finunciul
Structures
Modeling
und lmtitutiomrl
Churzgr
P.A. Tinsley and B. Garrett, An exposi: of disguised deposits W.C. Melton and V.V. Roley, Imperfect asset elasticities and financial model building D.B. Humphrey, Economies to scale in Federal Reserve check processing operations Acknowledgement