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Proposal for March Greenbook Spending Response to 2008 Rebate (PDF)
Foreign Central Bank Approaches to Monetary Policy Implementation (PDF) Implementing Monetary Policy in the United States: the Policy Framework and Operating Procedures (PDF)
Summary of Central Bank Workshop on Monetary Policy Implementation (PDF)
Interest on Reserves: An Analytical Framework (PDF) Interest on Reserves: A Preliminary Analysis of Basic Options (PDF)
Notes on Issues Related to the Zero Lower Bound on Nominal Interest Rates (PDF)
Cover Memo: Summary [of Issues Related to the Zero Lower Bound on Nominal Interest Rates] (PDF) - Federal Reserve Experiences with Very Low Interest Rates: Lessons Learned (PDF) - Overview of Japan’s Monetary Policy Responses to Deflation (PDF) - Japanese Money Markets During Periods of Low or Zero Interest Rates (PDF) - Effects of the Bank of Japan’s Communication Strategy at the Zero Lower Bound (PDF) - Implications of the Health of the Japanese Banking Sector for the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy (PDF) - Effects of the Bank of Japan’s Quantitative Easing Policy on Economic Activity (PDF) - Japanese Fiscal Policy: A Bridge to Nowhere? (PDF) - Effects of Very Low Policy Rates on Money Market Funds (PDF) - Effects of Very Low Policy Rates on the Profitability of Commercial Banks and Other Financial Institutions (PDF) - Treasury Market Functioning and the Zero Bound (PDF) - Potential Effects of Very Low Policy Rates on Federal Funds & Other Money Markets (PDF) - The Federal Funds Target Rate and Business and Household Borrowing Rates (PDF) - Assessing Inflation Expectations and the Risk of Deflation (PDF) - Purchases of Conventional SOMA Assets (PDF) - Purchases of Longer-Term Treasury Securities (PDF) - Purchases of Agency MBS and Debt (PDF) - Liquidity Facilities as Policy Tools at the Zero Bound (PDF) - Targeting Term Funding Conditions in U.S. Depository Institutions (PDF) - Communication and Commitment Strategies at Very Low Interest Rates (PDF) - Quantitative Analysis of Policy Alternatives Using the FRB/US Model (PDF)