Economic Review

1986 - 2009

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Financial development, remittances, and real exchange rate appreciation pp. 1-12: Pablo Acosta, Nicole Rae Baerg and Federico S. Mandelman
The peak oil debate pp. 1-14: Laurel Graefe

The final frontier: the integration of banking and commerce. Part 1, the likely outcome of eliminating the barrier: Larry D. Wall, Alan K. Reichert and Hsin-Yu Liang
The final frontier: the integration of banking and commerce. Part 2, risk and return using efficient portfolio analysis: Alan K. Reichert, Larry D. Wall and Hsin-Yu Liang
New financing trends in Latin America: an overview of selected issues and policy challenges: Camilo Ernesto Tovar and Myriam J. Quispe-Agnoli
The evolution of the check as a means of payment: a historical survey: Stephen Quinn and William Roberds

Credit derivatives: an overview pp. 1 - 24: David Mengle
Credit derivatives and risk management pp. 25-41: Michael S. Gibson
Credit derivatives, macro risks, and systemic risks pp. 43 - 69: Tim Weithers
Preface - credit derivatives: where's the risk? pp. v - vii: Paula Tkac

Safe and sound banking twenty years later: what was proposed and what has been adopted pp. 1 - 23: Frederick T. Furlong and Simon H. Kwan
What reforms are needed to improve the safety and soundness of the banking system? pp. 101-113: Harvey Rosenblum
Two key issues concerning the supervision of bank safety and soundness pp. 114-117: Dwight M. Jaffee
Roundtable discussion: reflection on twenty years of bank regulatory reform pp. 119-138: George J. Benston, Robert Allen Eisenbeis, Paul Horvitz, Edward J. Kane and George Kaufman
Policies and prescriptions for safe and sound banking: shocks, lessons, and prospects pp. 24 - 35: James A. Wilcox
Market and risk management innovations: implications for safe and sound banking pp. 36 - 39: Eric Rosengren
Safety, soundness, and the evolution of the U.S. banking industry pp. 41 - 66: Robert DeYoung
Some thoughts on the evolution of the banking system and the process of financial intermediation pp. 67 - 75: Loretta J. Mester
How have the banking system and the process of financial intermediation changed? pp. 76 - 82: Myron L. Kwast
Supervising bank safety and soundness: some open issues pp. 83 - 100: Mark Jeffrey Flannery

Financial market frictions pp. 1-16: Ramon P. DeGennaro and Cesare Robotti
When more is better: assessing the southeastern economy with lots of data pp. 17-26: Pedro Silos and Diego Vilán
Smoking: taxing health and Social Security pp. 27-41: Brian S. Armour and Melinda Pitts

Preface: hedge funds: creators of risk? pp. v-vi: Gerald Dwyer
Hedge funds: an industry in its adolescence pp. 1-34: William K.H. Fung and David A. Hsieh
Hedge funds and investor protection regulation pp. 35-48: Franklin R. Edwards
Corporate governance and hedge fund management pp. 81-91: Bruce N. Lehmann

One proxy at a time: pursuing social change through shareholder proposals pp. 1-20: Paula Tkac
How resilient is the modern economy to energy price shocks? pp. 21-32: Rajeev Dhawan and Karsten Jeske
The Federal Home Loan Bank system: the "other" housing GSE pp. 33-54: Mark Jeffrey Flannery and W. Scott Frame
Official dollarization and the banking system in Ecuador and El Salvador pp. 55-71: Myriam J. Quispe-Agnoli and Elena Whisler

Changes in behavioral and characteristic determination of female labor force participation, 1975-2005 pp. 1-20: Julie L. Hotchkiss
How good is what you've got? DSGE-VAR as a toolkit for evaluating DSGE models pp. 21-37: Marco Del Negro and Frank Schorfheide
Instability in U.S. inflation: 1967-2005 pp. 39-59: James Nason

Transparency, expectations and forecasts pp. 1-25: Andrew Bauer, Robert Allen Eisenbeis, Daniel F. Waggoner and Tao Zha
Merchant acquirers and payment card processors: a look inside the black box pp. 27-42: Ramon P. DeGennaro
International business cycles: G7 and OECD countries pp. 43-54: Marcelle Chauvet and Chengxuan Yu

Bank crisis resolution and foreign-owned banks pp. 1-18: Robert Allen Eisenbeis and George G. Kaufman
How should banks account for loan losses? pp. 19-38: George J. Benston and Larry D. Wall
Macroeconomic models with heterogeneous agents and housing pp. 39-56: Karsten Jeske

Social security private accounts: a risky proposition? pp. 13: Gerald Dwyer
Buy foreign while you can: the cheap dollar and exchange rate pass-through pp. 15-36: Eduardo J.J. Ganapolsky and Diego Vilan
It's who you are and what you do: explaining the IT industry wage premium pp. 37-45: Jason Matthew DeBacker, Julie L. Hotchkiss, Melinda Pitts and John Campbell Robertson

Payroll employment data: measuring the effects of annual benchmark revisions pp. 1-23: Nicholas L. Haltom, Vanessa D. Mitchell and Ellis W. Tallman
Happy hour economics, or how an increase in demand can produce a decrease in price pp. 25-34: Mark Fisher
Smoothing the shocks of a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model pp. 35-47: Andrew Bauer, Nicholsa Haltom and Juan F Rubio-Ramirez

Employment growth and labor force participation: how many jobs are enough? pp. 1-13: Julie L. Hotchkiss
On the uniqueness of community banks pp. 15-36: Scott E. Hein, Timothy W. Koch and S. Scott MacDonald
On the remitting patterns of immigrants: evidence from Mexican survey data pp. 37-58: Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, Cynthia Bansak and Susan Pozo
The quality of preventive and diagnostic medical care: why do southern states underperform? pp. 59-67: Brian S. Armour and Melinda Pitts