The Federal Reserve's Response to Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Shocks: Evidence of a Partisan Political Cycle

Edward N. Gamber · David R. Hakes

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Edward N. Gamber, David R. Hakes, The Federal Reserve's Response to Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Shocks: Evidence of a Partisan Political Cycle, Southern Economic Journal, Vol. 63, No. 3 (Jan., 1997), pp. 680-691

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