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Intrinsic expectations persistence: evidence from professional and household survey expectations

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 18-9, 01.10.2018)

JEL: E32, E52
Should the Fed regularly evaluate its monetary policy framework?

by Eric S. Rosengren , Giovanni Olivei , Geoffrey M. B. Tootell and Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 18-8, 01.10.2018)

JEL: E52, E58, E61
Expectations as a source of macroeconomic persistence: an exploration of firms' and households' expectation formation

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 15-5, 18.05.2015)

JEL: E32, E52
The Role of Expectations in Inflation Dynamics

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

IJCB International Journal of Central Banking (Paper: 12q0a7, 09.02.2012)

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The Role of Expectations in U.S. Inflation Dynamics

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 11-11, 08.12.2011)

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Inflation Persistence

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 09-14, 08.12.2009)

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Empirical Estimates of Changing Inflation Dynamics

by Giovanni Olivei , Geoffrey M. B. Tootell and Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 09-04, 30.05.2009)

Abstract

JEL: E31, E37, E5
Intrinsic and Inherited Inflation Persistence

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

IJCB International Journal of Central Banking (Paper: 06q3a2, 12.09.2006)

Abstract

JEL: E31, E52
Estimating Forward Looking Euler Equations with GMM Estimators: An Optimal Instruments Approach

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer and Giovanni Olivei

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 04-02, 24.11.2004)

Abstract

JEL: C1, C15, E3
Optimal Monetary Policy in a Model with Habit Formation and Explicit Tax Distortions

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 01-06, 01.01.2004)

Abstract

JEL: D12, E43, E52
Optimal Monetary Policy in a Model with Habit Formation

by Jeffrey C. Fuhrer

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Working Papers (Paper: 00-05, 01.01.2004)

Abstract

JEL: D12, E43, E52