Journal Article
Short-run effects on money when some prices are sticky
Stockman, Alan C.; Ohanian, Lee E. (1994-07)
Economic Quarterly , Issue Sum , Pages 1-24

Conference Paper
On the roles of international financial markets and their relevance for economic policy
Stockman, Alan C. (1988)
Proceedings

Conference Paper
Optimal central bank areas, financial intermediation, and Mexican dollarization
Stockman, Alan C. (2001)
Proceedings

Working Paper
Sources of business cycles in Korea and the United States
Altig, David E.; Stockman, Alan C. (1998)
The authors estimate common and nation-specific components of technology shocks, real demand shocks, and combined (common and nation-specific) monetary shocks using quarterly data for Korea and the United States.
Working Papers (Old Series) , Paper 9820

Conference Paper
Short-run independence of monetary policy under pegged exchange rates and effects of money on exchange rates and interest rates
Stockman, Alan C.; Ohanian, Lee E. (1997)
Proceedings

Journal Article
Theoretical issues of liquidity effects.
Stockman, Alan C.; Ohanian, Lee E. (1995-05)
Review , Issue May , Pages 3-25

Journal Article
Inflation, growth, and financial intermediation - commentary
Stockman, Alan C. (1996-05)
Review , Volume 78 , Issue May , Pages 62-64

Conference Paper
Inflation, growth, and financial intermediation - commentary
Stockman, Alan C. (1996-05)
Proceedings , Volume 78 , Issue May , Pages 62-64

Working Paper
Tastes and technology in a two-country model of the business cycle: explaining international co-movements
Stockman, Alan C.; Tesar, Linda L. (1991)
The authors develop a two-country real business cycle model and examine its consistency with the behavior of relative prices, and the model's implications for economic aggregates at the sectoral level.
Working Papers (Old Series) , Paper 9019

Journal Article
Why a rule for stable prices may dominate a rule for zero inflation
Gavin, William T.; Stockman, Alan C. (1991-01)
An analysis of how a rule for monetary policy specifying a stable price level may dominate a rule for zero inflation with price-level drift, even in the case where, for purely economic reasons, an inflation rule is preferred.
Economic Review , Volume 27 , Issue Q I , Pages 2-8