Recent Instability in the Money—Income Relationship Monetarist Reaction Perspectives 9. Monetary Policy in the Short Run Monetary Policy in the Long Run Determinants of the Natural Rate of Unemployment Time-Varying Natural Rates of Unemployment Explaining Changing Natural Rates of Unemployment Recent Trends A Review of the Keynesian Position New Classical Policy Conclusions The Question of Persistence Perspectives Effects of a Positive Technology Shock Questions about Real Business Cycle Models Concluding Comment Sticky Price Menu Cost Models Efficiency Wage Models Insider—Outsider Models and Hysteresis Balance of Payments Accounts The Current Account The Financial Account Statistical Discrepancy Official Reserve Transactions Demand and Supply in the Foreign Exchange Market Exchange Rate Arrangements How Much Managing?
How Much Floating? The Breakdown of the Bretton Woods System Advantages of Exchange Rate Flexibility Arguments for Fixed Exchange Rates The Dollar in Decline, —80 The Dollar in the s The Dollar in Recent Years Implication of Some Identities Current Account Deficits—Problems and Prospects Policy Under Fixed Exchange Rates Policy Under Flexible Exchange Rates The Functions of Money Components of the Money Supply The Structure of the Central Bank Federal Reserve Influence on Money and Credit The Tools of Federal Reserve Control A Model of Deposit Creation Deposit Creation: More General Cases Targeting Monetary Aggregates Targeting Interest Rate Implications of Targeting a Monetary Aggregate Implications of Targeting the Interest Rate Other Considerations: Credibility and Managing Expectations The Time Inconsistency Problem Other Arguments for Inflation Targeting The Public-Choice View The Partisan Theory What About the Deficit?
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The blowup has derailed those negotiations yet again and increased the possibility of a government shutdown over the fate of hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants known as "dreamers.
The fight has left congressional leaders unsure of whether they will eventually come to an agreement. Some remain optimistic that Trump can be walked back to the political center and will cut a deal that expands border security while protecting those under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals DACA program, which Trump has ordered ended.
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Attendees who were alarmed by the racial undertones of Trump's remarks were further disturbed when the topic of the Congressional Black Caucus CBC came up, these people said. At one point, Durbin told the president that members of that caucus — an influential House group — would be more likely to agree to a deal if certain countries were included in the proposed protections, according to people familiar with the meeting.
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Graham and Durbin also told allies that they were stunned that the other lawmakers were present — and that Trump's tone seemed so different than it had been days or even hours before, according to people close to them.
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