Current Research

 

1.  James M. Nason and Shaun P. Vahey  (7/2009)

UK World War I and Interwar Data for Business Cycle and Growth Analysis

 

2.  Takashi Kano and James M. Nason  (06/2009)

Business Cycle Implications of Internal Habit Formation for New Keynesian Models

(FRB-Atlanta Working Paper 2009-16)

 

3.  Peter R. Hansen, Asger Lunde, and James M. Nason (05/2009)

The Model Confidence Set

(FRB-Atlanta Working Paper 2005-7a)

 

4.  Alastair Hall, Atsushi Inoue, James M. Nason, and Barbara Rossi  (09/2008)

Information Criteria for Impulse Response Function Matching Estimation of DSGE Models

(FRB-Atlanta Working Paper 2007-10a)

 

5.  James M. Nason and John H. Rogers  (05/2008)

Exchange Rates and Fundamentals: A Generalization

(FRB-Atlanta Working Paper 2008-16)

 

6.  James M. Nason and Shaun P. Vahey  (02/2007)

The McKenna Rule and U.K. World War I Finance

(FRB-Atlanta Working Paper 2007-03)

 

7.  James M. Nason and Shaun P. Vahey (04/2006)

Interwar U.K. Unemployment: The Benjamin and Kochin Hypothesis

or the Legacy of `Just' Taxes?

(FRB-Atlanta Working Paper 2006-04)

 

8.  Peter R. Hansen, Asger Lunde, and James M. Nason (01/2005)

Testing the Significance of Calendar Effects

(FRB-Atlanta Working Paper 2005-02)

 

9.  James M. Nason and George A. Slotsve  (01/2005)

Along the New Keynesian Phillips Curve with Nominal

and Real Rigidities  (or as FRB-Atlanta Working Paper 2004-09)

 

10.  James M. Nason and John H. Rogers  (01/2005)

Appendix: The Present Value Model of the Current Account

Has Been Rejected: Round Up the Usual Suspects

(for paper in Journal of International Economics 68(1), 159-187) 

 

11.  James M. Nason and John H. Rogers  (11/2000)

Appendix: Investment and the Current Account in the

Long Run and the Short Run  (for paper in Journal of

Money, Credit, and Banking 34(4), 967-986)