| Publications
Refereed journal articles
“Redlining, the Community Reinvestment Act,
and Private Mortgage Insurance,” with Stephen
L. Ross. Journal of Urban Economics 55(2): 278-297 (March 2004).
"Identifying the Macroeconomic Effect of Loan Supply
Shocks," with Joe Peek and Eric S. Rosengren. Journal
of Money, Credit, and Banking 35(6)
part 1: 931-946 (December 2003).
"Does the Federal Reserve Possess an Exploitable Informational Advantage?" with Joe Peek and Eric S. Rosengren. Journal of Monetary Economics 50(4): 817-839 (May 2003).
“Reserve Banks, the Discount Rate Recommendation,
and FOMC Policy.” Southern Economic Journal 66(4): 957-975 (April 2000).
“Is Bank Supervision Central to Central Banking?”
with Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren. The Quarterly
Journal of Economics 114(2): 629-653 (May 1999).
“Whose Monetary Policy Is It Anyway?” Journal
of Monetary Economics 43(1): 217-235 (February 1999).
“Redlining in Boston: Do Mortgage Lenders Discriminate
Against Neighborhoods?” Quarterly Journal
of Economics 111(4): 1049-1079 (November 1996).
“Appointment Procedures and a Partisan Political
Model of the FOMC.” Southern Economic Journal 63(1): 191-204 (July 1996).
“Mortgage Lending in Boston: Interpreting the
HMDA Data,” with Alicia H. Munnell, Lynn E. Browne,
and James McEneaney. American Economic Review 86(1): 25-53
(March 1996).
Other journal articles
“How
Humans Behave: Implications for Economics and Economic
Policy,” with Richard W. Kopcke and Jane
Sneddon Little. New England Economic Review (2004 Issue).
“Issues
In Economics: What Is the Cost of Deflation?”
with Jeffrey Fuhrer. Regional Review 14(1) (Quarter 4, 2003/Quarter
1, 2004).
“Central
Banking in Other Industrialized Countries: The Bank
of England’s Approach to Monetary Policy,”
with Richard Kopcke and others. New England Economic Review (Second Quarter 2002).
“Investment
and Employment by Manufacturing Plants,”
with Richard W. Kopcke and Robert K. Triest. New England Economic Review (Issue
Number 2, 2001).
“Using
Bank Supervisory Data to Improve Macroeconomic Forecasts,”
with Joe Peek and Eric S. Rosengren. New England Economic Review (September/October
1999).
“Globalization
and U.S. Inflation.” New England Economic Review (July/August 1998).
“How
Farsighted Is the FOMC?” New England Economic Review (January/February
1997).
“Perspective: Labor Market Slack and NAIRU Jackets,”
with Lauren K. Fine. Regional Review 5(1) (Winter 1995).
“Mortgage
Lending in Boston--A Response to the Critics,”
with Lynn E. Browne. New England Economic Review (September/October 1995).
“Race and Mortgage Lending, Dissecting the Controversy,”
with Lynn E. Browne. Regional Review 5(4) (Fall 1995).
"Restructuring, the NAIRU, and the Phillips Curve." New England Economic Review (September/October 1994).
"Defaults, Denials, and Discrimination in Mortgage Lending." New England Economic Review (September/October 1993).
"Purchasing Power Parity Within the United States." New England Economic Review (July/August 1992).
"Are District Presidents More Conservative then Board Governors?" New England Economic Review (September/October 1991).
"Regional Economic Conditions and the FOMC Votes of District Presidents." New England Economic Review (March/April 1991).
"Central Bank Flexibility and the Drawbacks to Currency Unification." New England Economic Review (May/June 1990).
"How Natural Is the Natural Rate of Unemployment in Europe?" New England Economic Review (January/February 1990).
Books and book chapters
The Macroeconomics of Fiscal Policy, edited with Richard W. Kopcke and Robert K. Triest. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, February 2006.
"Introduction: The Macroeconomics of Fiscal Policy," with Richard W. Kopcke and Robert K. Triest, in The Macroeconomics of Fiscal Policy, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, February 2006.
“Synergies between Bank Supervision and Monetary
Policy: Implications for the Design of Bank Regulatory
Structure,” with Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren,
in Prudential Supervision: Why Is It Important
and What Are the Issues? NBER, Fredrick Mishkin,
ed. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2001.
“Can Bank Supervisory Information Improve Forecasts
of Variables Critical to Monetary Policy?” with
Joe Peek and Eric S. Rosengren. In Payments Systems
in the Global Economy: Risks and Opportunities.
Proceedings from the FRB Chicago 34th Annual Conference
on Bank Structure and Competition, 1998.
“Turning a Critical Eye on the Critics,”
in Mortgage Lending, Racial Discrimination, and
Federal Policy, John Goering and Ron Wienk, eds.
Washington, DC: The Urban Institute Press, 1996, pp.
143-82.
Working papers and other unpublished papers
“Eyes on
the Prize: How Did the Fed Respond to the Stock Market?”
with Jeff Fuhrer. FRB Boston Public Policy Discussion Series, paper no. 04-2
(2004).
“Identifying
the Macroeconomic Effect of Loan Supply Shocks,”
with Joe Peek and Eric S. Rosengren. FRB Boston Working Papers Series,
paper no. 00-2 (2000).
“Is Bank Supervision
Central to Central Banking?” with Joe Peek
and Eric S. Rosengren. FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper no.
99-7 (1999).
“Does the
Federal Reserve Possess an Exploitable Informational
Advantage?” with Joe Peek and Eric S. Rosengren.
FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper no. 99-8 (1999).
“Does the
Federal Reserve Have an Informational Advantage? You
Can Bank on It,” with Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren.
FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper no. 98-2 (1998).
“Reserve Banks, the Discount Rate Recommendation,
and FOMC Policy.” FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper no.
96-11 (1996).
“Can Studies of Application Denials and Mortgage
Defaults Uncover Taste-Based Discrimination?”
FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper no. 96-10 (1996).
“Redlining
in Boston: Do Mortgage Lenders Discriminate Against
Neighborhoods?” FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper
no. 96-6 (1996).
“Whose Monetary Policy Is It, Anyway?”
mimeo (1996).
“Discrimination,
Redlining, and Private Mortgage Insurance.”
FRB Boston Working Papers Series, paper no. 95-10 (1995).
“Should We Drop the 'New' from 'New Keynesians'?”
mimeo (1992).
Other material
“Insights from the Boston Fed Study of Mortgage
Discrimination,” with Lynn E. Browne. American
Bankers Association: Fair Lending Analysis, 1995,
pp. 49-56.
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