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Author:Cook, Timothy Q. 

Working Paper
The behavior of the spread between Treasury bill rates and private money market rates since 1978

The Treasury bill rate is generally viewed as the representative money market rate.
Working Paper , Paper 83-04

Journal Article
Determinants of individual tax-exempt bond yields : a survey of the evidence

An abstract for this article is not available.
Economic Review , Volume 68 , Issue May , Pages 14-39

Journal Article
Money market mutual funds : a reaction to government regulations or a lasting financial innovation?

An abstract for this article is not available
Economic Review , Volume 65 , Issue Jul , Pages 15-31

Journal Article
The impact of large time deposits on the growth rate of M2

An abstract for this article is not available
Economic Review , Volume 64 , Issue Mar , Pages 17-20

Monograph
Instruments of the money market

Monograph

Journal Article
The residential mortgage market in recent years

Economic Review , Volume 60 , Issue Sep , Pages 3-18

Working Paper
An analysis of the determinants of the yields on individual municipal securities

This working paper is the final version of an unpublished paper originally presented at the 1981 meeting of the Western Finance Association. The paper was referenced frequently in an article by one of the authors in the May/June 1982 issue of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Economic Review entitled "Determinants of Individual Tax-Exempt Bond Yields: A Survey of Evidence." ; This study presents the results of a comprehensive regression analysis of the determinates of tax-exempt municipal bond yields. A substantial literature on the factors influencing municipal yields has developed over ...
Working Paper , Paper 88-08

Monograph
Money market mutual funds and other short-term investment pools

Monograph

Journal Article
Net corporate saving in the 1970's

An abstract for this article is not available.
Economic Review , Volume 62 , Issue May , Pages 3-13

Working Paper
The effect of changes in the federal funds rate target on market interest rates in the 1970s

The standard empirical test of whether the Federal Reserve can influence interest rates is to regress interest rates on current and past (actual or unexpected) values of money growth. This literature generally finds little support for the view that the Fed can influence interest rates, except perhaps through the positive impact on inflation expectations of increases in money growth.
Working Paper , Paper 88-04

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