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TitleRicardian equivalence and money dominated in returnTypeTextMonographClassificationLCC: HB1 Could not render: bf:statusSupplementary Contentbibliography Summary"Different conclusions about the effects of open market operations are reached even among economists using full employment and rational expectations models. I show that these differences can be attributed to different assumptions regarding the concept of the deficit that is held fixed for an open market operation, the diversity among agents, and the features generating money demand. With regard to those features, I argue that plausible ways of explaining the holding of low-return money preclude the kind of perfect credit markets needed to obtain Ricardian equivalence"--Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis web site.Authorized Access PointWallace, Neil Ricardian equivalence and money dominated in return