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w131. Properties of Optimal Stimulus Spending

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w132. Stabilization Achieved by Optimal Stimulus Spending

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w130. Sufficient-Statistic Formula for Optimal Stimulus Spending

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w127. Samuelson Rule

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w126. Optimal Government Spending

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w128. Stabilization Term

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w125. Effects of Government Spending on Welfare

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w123. Elasticity of Substitution Between Public and Private Goods

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w122. Marginal Rate of Substitution Between Public and Private Goods

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w121. Labor Force with Public and Private Employment

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w120. ​Beveridge-Samuelson Framework

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w119. When Should Fiscal Policy Be Used for Stabilization?

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w115. Evaluating the Behavior of the Federal Reserve

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w117. Beveridge Curve in the Dynamic Model

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w118. Replacing Monetary Policy by a Wealth Tax at the ZLB

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w116. Monetary Policy in the Dynamic Model

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w110. Efficient Unemployment Rate in the United States

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w114. Optimal Response to Unemployment Fluctuations

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w109. Inefficiency of the US Economy

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w111. Divine Beveridge-Wicksell Framework

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w112. Sufficient-Statistic Formula for Optimal Monetary Policy

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w104. Introduction to the Efficient Unemployment Rate

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w105. Introduction to Sufficient Statistics

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w106. A Beveridgean Framework for Welfare Analysis