Finance and Economics Discussion Series

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96-24: The opportunistic approach to disinflation

Athanasios Orphanides and David W. Wilcox

96-23: Endogenous price stickiness and business cycle persistence

Michael Kiley

96-22: Changes in REIT liquidity 1990-94: evidence from intra-day transactions

Vijay Bhasin, Rebel A. Cole and Joseph K. Kiely

96-21: Compensation incentives and risk taking behavior: evidence from mutual funds

Athanasios Orphanides

96-20: Treasury yields and corporate bond yield spreads: an empirical analysis

Gregory R. Duffee

96-19: Inflation, volatility and growth

Ruth Judson and Athanasios Orphanides

96-18: Household saving and portfolio change: evidence from the 1983-89 SCF panel

Arthur B. Kennickell and Martha Starr

96-17: Around and around: the expectations hypothesis

Mark Fisher and Christian Gilles

96-16: Inflation and financial sector size

William B. English

96-15: Commercial banks and real estate lending: the Texas experience

Robert Allen Eisenbeis, Paul M. Horvitz and Rebel A. Cole

96-14: Solving an empirical puzzle in the capital asset pricing model

John Leusner, Jalal Akhavein and P.A.V.B. Swamy

96-13: Do low human capital coefficients make sense? A puzzle and some answers

Ruth Judson

96-12: The impact of capital-based regulation on bank risk-taking: a dynamic model

Paul S. Calem and Rafael Rob

96-11: Regulatory competition and the efficiency of alternative derivative product margining systems

Paul H. Kupiec and A. Patricia White

96-10: Labor productivity: structural change and cyclical dynamics

Martin N. Baily, Eric J. Bartelsman and John Haltiwanger

96-9: Bubbles as payoffs at infinity

Christian Gilles and Stephen F. LeRoy

96-8: Why are estimates of agricultural supply response so variable?

Russell L. Lamb and Francis Diebold

96-7: A minor redefinition of M2

William Whitesell and Sean Collins

96-6: The effect of changes in ownership structure on performance: evidence from the thrift industry

Rebel A. Cole and Hamid Mehran

96-5: Learning by doing and the value of optimal experimentation

Volker Wieland

96-4: Forecasting long- and short-horizon stock returns in a unified framework

Chunsheng Zhou

96-3: Stock market fluctuations and the term structure

Chunsheng Zhou

96-2: Measurement error and time aggregation: a closer look at estimates of output-labor elasticities

Marcello de Moura Estevao Filho

96-1: Saving and financial planning: some findings from a focus group

Arthur B. Kennickell, Martha Starr and Annika E. Sunden

95-53: Reconciling the evidence on employment effects of minimum wages: a review of our research findings

David Neumark and William Wascher

95-52: Will bank proprietary mutual funds survive? Assessing their viability via scope and scale estimates

Sean Collins and Phillip Mack

95-51: Recent developments in bank capital regulation of market risks

Paul H. Kupiec and James M. O'Brien

95-50: On the credit risk of OTC derivative users

Vijay Bhasin

95-49: International trade and the accumulation of human capital

Ann L. Owen

95-48: The role of profits in wage determination: evidence from US manufacturing

Marcello de Moura Estevao Filho and Stacey Tevlin

95-47: R&D, investment and industry dynamics

Saul Lach and Rafael Rob

95-46: Product innovation and the business cycle

Boyan Jovanovic and Saul Lach

95-45: Inflation, nominal wage rigidity, and the efficiency of labor markets

David E. Lebow, David J. Stockton and William L. Wascher

95-44: Balanced-budget rules, distortionary taxes, and aggregate instability

Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe and Martin Uribe

95-43: The cyclical sensitivity of seasonality in U.S. employment

Spencer D. Krane and William L. Wascher

95-42: Saving and growth with habit formation

Christopher Carroll, Jody Robert Overland and David Weil

95-41: Saving and permanent income: evidence from the 1992 SCF

Arthur B. Kennickell

95-40: The equilibrium Fed funds rate and the indicator properties of term- structure spreads

Antulio N. Bomfim

95-39: Too much of a good thing? The economics of investment in R&D

John C. Williams and Charles I. Jones

95-38: Controlling information premia by repackaging asset backed securities

Alexander David

95-37: An analysis of time-series estimates of capacity utilization

James E. Kennedy

95-36: A pre-commitment approach to capital requirements for market risk

Paul H. Kupiec and James M. O'Brien

95-35: Engines of growth: domestic and foreign sources of innovation

Samuel Kortum and Jonathan Eaton

95-34: Labor supply and the Tax Reform Act of 1986: evidence from panel data

Randall P. Mariger

95-33: The comovement of output and labor productivity in aggregate data for auto assembly plants

Ana Aizcorbe and Sharon Kozicki

95-32: Are U.S. investment and capital stocks at optimal levels?

Darrel Cohen, Kevin Allen Hassett and Jim Kennedy

95-31: Taxes, capital gains realizations, and revenues: a critical review and some new results

Randall P. Mariger

95-30: The limits to "growing an economy."

John C. Williams

95-29: Determinants of U.S. commercial bank performance: regulatory and econometric issues

P.A.V.B. Swamy, James R. Barth, Ray Yeutien Chou and John S. Jahera

95-28: Credit rating enhancement norms and ratings-based bank capital and deposit insurance premium

Sankarshan Acharya