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Discussion Paper
The velocity behavior and information content of Divisia monetary aggregates
Barnett, William A.; Spindt, Paul A. (1980)
Special Studies Papers , Paper 141

Journal Article
The use of cash and transaction accounts by American families
Kennickell, Arthur B.; Spindt, Paul A.; Elliehausen, Gregory E.; Avery, Robert B. (1986-02)
Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Feb

Journal Article
Changes in the use of transaction accounts and cash from 1984 to 1986
Kennickell, Arthur B.; Spindt, Paul A.; Elliehausen, Gregory E.; Avery, Robert B. (1987-03)
Federal Reserve Bulletin , Issue Mar , Pages 179-196

Discussion Paper
Empirical comparisons of Divisia and simple sum monetary aggregates
Barnett, William A.; Offenbacher, Edward; Spindt, Paul A. (1981)
Special Studies Papers , Paper 158

Working Paper
Underpricing of seasoned issues: the case of U.S. Treasury bills
Stolz, Richard W.; Spindt, Paul A. (1989)
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 54

Discussion Paper
Bank reserve adjustment process and the use of reserve carryover as a reserve management tool: a microeconometric approach
Spindt, Paul A.; Tarhan, Vefa (1983)
Special Studies Papers , Paper 179

Discussion Paper
Econometric modeling of the demands for the U.S. monetary aggregates: conventional and experimental approaches
Lindsey, David E.; Porter, Richard D.; Spindt, Paul A. (1987)
Special Studies Papers , Paper 217

Discussion Paper
Reserve accounting regimes, bank behavior and monetary control: an empirical analysis
Spindt, Paul A.; Tarhan, Vefa (1982)
Special Studies Papers , Paper 175

Discussion Paper
The Federal Reserve's new operating procedures: a post mortem
Spindt, Paul A.; Tarhan, Vefa (1984)
Special Studies Papers , Paper 186

Discussion Paper
Divisia monetary aggregates : compilation, data, and historical behavior
Barnett, William A.; Offenbacher, Edward; Spindt, Paul A. (1982)
Staff Studies , Paper 116

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