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Author:Miller, Preston J. 

Conference Paper
Are banking supervisory data useful for macroeconomic forecasts?

Proceedings , Paper 825

Journal Article
A simple way to estimate current-quarter GNP

This paper describes a method developed to predict the advance (first) estimate of inflation-adjusted gross national product (real GNP) using hours-worked data. Besides generating fairly accurate forecasts of advance GNP, the method has two implications. First, the Commerce Department seems to weigh the hours-worked data most heavily in its early estimates of real GNP but less and less so in its revised estimates. Second, analysts attempting to predict current-quarter outcomes in real time need to consider the availability and reliability of data at the time the forecasts are made.
Quarterly Review , Volume 13 , Issue Fall , Pages 27-31

Report
The tax cut illusion

Annual Report

Journal Article
Guest editorial: We have met the federal government, and the federal government is us

The Region , Volume 16 , Issue Jun , Pages 34-36

Journal Article
Gramm-Rudman-Hollings' hold on budget policy: losing its grip?

Quarterly Review , Volume 13 , Issue Win , Pages 11-21

Report
Breaking down the barriers to technological progress: how U.S. policy can promote higher economic growth

1996 Annual Report essay
Annual Report , Volume 11 , Issue Mar , Pages 2-18

Journal Article
Minimum wage as price support

Fedgazette , Volume 11 , Issue Oct , Pages 19

Journal Article
Top of the Ninth: government programs and their effects on number of jobs

Comments by Preston Miller, Minneapolis Fed vice president and monetary advisor.
The Region , Issue Mar , Pages 2

Working Paper
Categories of criticism of the rational expectations theory

Working Papers , Paper 49

Working Paper
How little we know about budget policy effects

FRB Atlanta Working Paper , Paper 89-4

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