Working Paper
Nominal GNP growth and adjusted reserve growth: nonnested tests of the St. Louis and Board measures
Haslag, Joseph H.; Hein, Scott E. (1989)
Working Papers , Paper 8914

Journal Article
Short-run money growth volatility: evidence of misbehaving money demand?
Hein, Scott E. (1982-06)
Review , Volume 64 , Issue Jun , Pages 27-36

Journal Article
Reserve requirements, the monetary base, and economic activity
Haslag, Joseph H.; Hein, Scott E. (1989-03)
Economic and Financial Policy Review , Issue Mar , Pages 1-15

Working Paper
Federal Reserve System reserve requirements: 1959-88--a note
Haslag, Joseph H.; Hein, Scott E. (1989)
Working Papers , Paper 8904

Journal Article
Monetary policy and recent business-cycle experience
Haslag, Joseph H.; Hein, Scott E.; Hafer, Rik (1994-07)
Some critics of recent monetary policy have focused on slow M2 growth, claiming that the Federal Reserve is too interested in price stability and is forsaking its growth mandate. Others criticize the Fed for achieving price stability too cautiously and urge the adoption of a rule that seeks to eliminate inflation more quickly. ; R. W. Hafer, Joseph Haslag and Scott Hein examine two alternative monetary policies and gauge their expected impacts on economic activity. Both policies are simulated over the period 198792. One policy, a GNP-targeting rule similar to one proposed by Bennett McCallum, ...
Economic and Financial Policy Review , Issue Q III , Pages 14-28

Working Paper
Constructing an alternative measure of changes in reserve requirement ratios
Haslag, Joseph H.; Hein, Scott E. (1993)
Working Papers , Paper 9306

Working Paper
Financial innovations and the interest elasticity of money demand: some historical evidence
Hein, Scott E.; Hafer, Rik (1982)
Working Papers , Paper 1982-011

Working Paper
Are TIPS really tax disadvantaged? Rethinking the tax treatment of U.S. Treasury Inflation Indexed Securities
Mercer, Jeffrey M.; Hein, Scott E. (2003)
In 1997 the U.S. Treasury introduced Inflation Indexed (or Protected) Securities with substantial promotional fanfare. Yet, due in part to what some in the finance profession have described as a "tax disadvantage" placed upon TIPS, many are questioning whether they should appeal to a wide audience. Some, in fact, advise holding TIPS only in tax-deferred accounts. In this paper, the authors develop a framework that allows us to demonstrate that the tax treatment of TIPS is trivially different from that of conventional Treasury securities. Utilizing an after-tax valuation approach, they ...
FRB Atlanta Working Paper , Paper 2003-9

Journal Article
Monetary policy and short-term real rates of interest
Hein, Scott E.; Hafer, Rik (1982-03)
Review , Volume 64 , Issue Mar , Pages 13-19

Journal Article
The wayward money supply: a post-mortem of 1982
Hein, Scott E.; Hafer, Rik (1983-03)
Review , Volume 65 , Issue Mar , Pages 17-25