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Citations in the Popular Press and Economics Blogs

8/12/20:   Brookings Up Front, “The Fed’s Review of Its Monetary Policy Strategy—and What Brookings’ Scholars Have to Say about It,” Dave Skidmore.
8/11/20:   FiveThirtyEight, “What Economists Fear Will Happen without More Unemployment Aid,” Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux.
4/12/19:   The Grumpy Economist, “Perpetually Wrong Forecasts,” John Cochrane.
5/22/17:   Business Insider, “The Fed's Actions Speak Louder than Its Words, Which Is Why Bond Buying Is Here to Stay,” Pedro Nicolaci Da Costa.
5/1/17:   Bloomberg News, “Fed's Cut in Bond Holdings May Be Messier Than Yellen Hopes,” Rich Miller.
11/10/14:   Seeking Alpha “Did The Monetary Policy Environment Change In 2011?” Scott Sumner.
10/29/14:   Real Time Economics, The Wall Street Journal, “The Fed Favors Guidance over Bond Buys,” Pedro Nicolaci Da Costa.
4/6/14:   Econbrowser, “The Effectiveness of Unconventional Monetary Policy,” James Hamilton.
10/31/13:   Bloomberg News, “Yalies Yellen, Hamada Put Tobin Twist Theory to Work in QE,” Rich Miller.
5/8/13:   The Heritage Foundation: Research Reports, “Research Review: Zero Lower Bound Interest Rates,” Salim Furth.
1/29/13:   The Wall Street Journal (editorial) “Fed Policy Is a Drag on the Economy,” John Taylor, p. A15.
8/8/12:   Econbrowser, “The Federal Reserve’s Maturity Extension Program and Treasury Debt Management,” James Hamilton.
7/24/12:   FT Alphaville, The Financial Times, “The Academics on QE... for Now,” Cardiff Garcia.
2/15/12:   Econbrowser, “Measuring the Consequences of the Zero Bound Constraint,” James Hamilton.
2/14/12:   Reuters, “Fed Hasn’t Silenced Markets, Williams Says,” Ann Saphir.
2/6/12:   Bloomberg News, “Fed Twists Yields for McDonald’s Record Low Rate: Credit Markets,” Zeke Faux and Mary Childs.
1/29/12:   Econbrowser, “Inflation Expectations and the Fed,” James Hamilton.
10/25/11:   The Washington Times (editorial), “This Twist Doesn’t Have the Right Moves,” Stephen R. Cunningham.
10/3/11:   Financial Times, “Fed’s Operation Twist Signals Deep Concern,” Vince Heaney, FTfm p. 24 (back page).
9/25/11:   Bloomberg News, “Bernanke’s Operation Twist May Be Undermined by Geithner’s Long Bond Sales,” Rich Miller.
9/24/11:   Barron’s (editorial), “Twisting the Night Away,” Thomas G. Donlan.
9/23/11:   Econbrowser, “Effects of Operation Twist,” James Hamilton.
9/23/11:   Seeking Alpha, “The First Operation Twist and S&P 500 Behavior,” J.J. McGrath.
9/22/11:   Bloomberg News, “Fed Signals It May Ease Policy Further Amid ‘Significant’ Risks to Outlook,” Joshua Zumbrun and Scott Lanman.
9/21/11:   National Public Radio, “Fed’s ‘Operation Twist,’ Explained in 4 Easy Steps,” Jacob Goldstein.
9/21/11:   The Boston Globe, “FOMC Announcement Preview: Here’s Bernanke’s Angles,” Wall St. Cheat Sheet.
9/21/11:   Bloomberg News, “Fed Will Lengthen Maturity of Securities in Bid to Cut Rates,” Scott Lanman.
9/21/11:   Bloomberg News, “Treasury 30-Year Bonds Rally on Fed’s Plan to Buy Longer-Term Securities,” Cordell Eddings and Daniel Kruger.
9/21/11:   Bloomberg News, “Treasury 10-Year Yields Touch Record Low Before Fed Statement,” Cordell Eddings and Susanne Walker.
9/21/11:   The Wall Street Journal (editorial), “The Fed ‘Twist’ That Won’t Dance,” David Malpass, p. A19.
9/19/11:   Roubini Global Economics, “September FOMC Meeting: A Twist Won’t Cut It,” Prajakta Bhide and Tetiana Sears.
9/19/11:   Bloomberg News, “Dealers Add Treasuries in Biggest Buying Spree Since ’07,” Daniel Kruger and John Detrixhe.
9/15/11:   The Wall Street Journal, “The Fed Considers Whether to Twist Again,” David Wessel, p. A5.
9/10/11:   The New York Times (Sunday), “Let’s Twist Again, Like We Did in ’61,” Jeff Sommer, p. BU5.
9/8/11:   Seeking Alpha, “Europe Is Closer Than It Will Admit to a U.S.-Style ‘Operation Twist’,” Erwan Mahe.
8/19/11:   CNN Money, “Bernanke’s Last Resort: Start Dancing?” Paul R. La Monica.
8/10/11:   Fox Business, “Is the Fed Going to Revive JFK’s Operation Twist?” Elizabeth MacDonald.
8/5/11:   CNBC, “Bernanke May Borrow from JFK, Use ‘QE3’ to Buy Longer-Dated Treasuries,” John Melloy.
7/13/11:   Econbrowser, “Evaluating Quantitative Easing Using Event Studies,” James Hamilton.
4/25/11:   Bloomberg News, “Fed Paper Finds Links Between Bond-Buying, Kennedy-Era’s ‘Operation Twist’,” Vivien Lou Chen.
4/25/11:   Dow Jones Newswires, “Operation Twist Points to QE2 Potency,” Michael Derby.
4/2/11:   The Economist, “Twisted Thinking: JFK and Quantitative Easing,” p. 70.
3/22/11:   Seeking Alpha, “Is 6.6% Inflation Possible?” Eric Falkenstein.
3/18/11:   Free Exchange (at Economist.com), “Is the Treasury Undermining QE?” Greg Ip.
3/18/11:   Brad DeLong’s Grasping Reality, “Eric Swanson: Let’s Twist Again,” Brad DeLong.
1/23/11:   Econbrowser, “The Fed’s New Policy Tools,” James Hamilton.
8/6/09:   Econbrowser, “Pricing of Interest Rate Risk in Fed Funds Futures Contracts,” James Hamilton.
12/13/08:   San Francisco Chronicle, “Experts Try to Forecast the Economy’s Direction,” Tom Abate, p. C1.
2/26/08:   Economist’s View, “Accounting for the Bond Yield Conundrum,” Mark Thoma.
1/8/08:   Beginner’s Greek: A Novel, James Collins, p. 321.
9/27/07:   The Wall Street Journal, “Rate Cuts: Cheer or Jeer?” Justin Lahart, p. C1.
9/25/07:   Econbrowser, “More Troubles for Housing,” James Hamilton.
9/20/07:   Econbrowser, “Forward Rates and Inflation Expectations,” James Hamilton.
8/4/07:   Econbrowser, “Interpreting Fed Funds Futures,” James Hamilton.
7/20/07:   Economist’s View, “FRBSF: What We Do and Don’t Know About the Term Premium,” Mark Thoma.
7/12/07:   Econbrowser, “Are Your Inflation Expectations Well-Anchored?” James Hamilton.
4/9/07:   Economist’s View, “Explicit Inflation Targets and Anchored Expectations,” Mark Thoma.
4/3/07:   Bloomberg News, “U.S. Price Expectations Not Completely Anchored, Fed Paper Says,” Vivien Lou Chen.
12/20/06:   Econbrowser, “The Term Premium and Reduced Volatility,” James Hamilton.
11/13/06:   Econbrowser, “The Yield Curve and the Term Premium,” James Hamilton.
11/2/06:   Econbrowser, “Federal Reserve Policy and Mortgage Rates,” James Hamilton.
10/31/06:   Econbrowser, “Accuracy of Futures Prices As Predictors of the Fed Funds Rate,” James Hamilton.
10/19/06:   Dow Jones Newswires, “Lower Bond Term Premium Stimulative,” Steven Beckner.
8/15/06:   Economist’s View, “Would an Inflation Target Help?” Mark Thoma.
8/11/06:   Bloomberg News, “U.S. Has Room to Improve Inflation Expectations,” Vivien Lou Chen.
8/11/06:   Reuters News, “SF Fed Study Lauds Benefits of Inflation Targets.”
12/15/05:   Le Monde, “La Fed laisse entrevoir une pause dans la hausse des taux d’intérêt,” Cécile Prudhomme, p. 16.
11/21/05:   Forbes.com, “Targeting Inflation,” Oxford Analytica.
5/20/05:   The Globe and Mail, “Trio Proves the Weight Greenspan’s Words Carry,” John Partridge, p. B2.
5/19/05:   CNN Money, “Fed Words Speak Louder than Actions?”
5/19/05:   Reuters News, “U.S. Fed Words as Effective as Actions—Paper.”
2/22/05:   Reuters News, “Is U.S. Inflation Target Behind Low Bond Rates?” Mike Dolan.
1/5/05:   Dow Jones Capital Markets Report, “This Isn’t a Realm Where Talk is Cheap,” John Connor.
9/20/04:   Macroblog, “When the FOMC Talks, People (Apparently) Listen,” David Altig.
7/11/04:   The New York Times (Sunday), “How the Futures Market Can Miss the Mark on Rates,” Jonathan Fuerbringer, p. C7, col. 1.
2/11/04:   Dow Jones International Newswire, “Fed Study Links Better Rate Forecasts to Transparency,” John Connor.
11/20/03:   Financial Times, “Inflation Target ‘Would Prevent Swing in Rates.’,” Alan Beattie, p. A2, col. 1 and mention on A1.
11/19/03:   Vereinigte Wirtschaftsdienste, “Studie der US-Fed stellt Vorteile von Inflationszielen Heraus,” Peter Trautmann.
11/19/03:   Dow Jones International Newswire, “Citing UK Success, US Fed Study Backs Inflation Target,” Joseph Rebello.
9/17/02:   Reuters News, “Fed Funds Futures Best Near-Term Fed Guide—Study.”
8/18/02:   The New York Times (Sunday), “When the Fed Shifts Rates, Is It Telling Its Secrets?” Daniel Altman, p. C4, col. 5.
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