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2001, issue Q4

On business cycles and countercyclical policies pp. 1-11

Marco Espinosa-Vega and Jang-Ting Guo

What remains of monetarism? pp. 13-33

Rik Hafer

Assessing simple policy rules: A view from a complete macroeconomic model pp. 35-58

Eric Leeper and Tao Zha

2001, issue Q3

The performance of open-end international mutual funds pp. 1-17

Paula Tkac

The Beige Book: Timely information on the regional economy pp. 19-29

Donna K. Ginther and Madeline Zavodny

Equity home bias: Can information cost explain the puzzle? pp. 31-42

Karsten Jeske

Monetary policy alternatives for Latin America pp. 43-53

Myriam J. Quispe-Agnoli

2001, issue Q2

Turn, turn, turn: Predicting turning points in economic activity pp. 1-12

Marco Del Negro

Regional research and development intensity and earnings inequality pp. 13-26

Susan Dadres and Donna K. Ginther

Managed care for Brazil's banks pp. 27-44

Elizabeth McQuerry

2001, issue Q1

Forces that shape the yield curve pp. 1-15

Mark Fisher

Is why we use money important? pp. 17-30

Victor E. Li

The risks and rewards of selling volatility pp. 31-39

Saikat Nandi and Daniel Waggoner

Social security in Latin America: recent reforms and challenges pp. 41-52

Stephen J. Kay and Barbara E. Kritzer

2000, issue Q4

Monetary policy and racial unemployment rates pp. 1-16

Madeline Zavodny and Tao Zha

The economics of check float pp. 17-27

James Joseph McAndrews and William Roberds

Perspectives on a potential North American monetary union pp. 29-38

Michael Chriszt

Is commercial banking a distinct line of commerce? pp. 39-58

Lynn W. Woosley, B. Frank King and Michael S. Padhi

2000, issue Q3

Dollarization: a scorecard pp. 1-12

Roberto Chang

Credit crunch or what? Australian banks during the 1986–93 credit cycle pp. 13-34

Ellis W. Tallman and Nargis Bharucha

The potential for portfolio diversification in financial services pp. 35-52

Alan K. Reichert and Larry D. Wall

The shifty Laffer curve pp. 53-64

Zsolt Becsi

2000, issue Q2

Bank loan-loss accounting: a review of theoretical and empirical evidence pp. 1-20

Larry D. Wall and Timothy W. Koch

Central bank forecasting: an international comparison pp. 21-32

John Campbell Robertson

Are displaced workers now finished at age forty? pp. 33-48

Daniel Rodriguez and Madeline Zavodny

Atlanta Fed Conference on Fiscal Policy in Latin America pp. 49-51

Robert Allen Eisenbeis

2000, issue Q1

A primer and assessment of social security reform in Mexico pp. 1-23

Marco Espinosa-Vega and Tapen Sinha

Issues in hedging options positions pp. 24-39

Saikat Nandi and Daniel F. Waggoner

Evidence on the efficiency of index options markets pp. 40-51

Lucy F. Ackert and Yisong S. Tian

1999, issue Q4

Evaluating the effects of monetary policy with economic models pp. 4-15

Tao Zha

Fully funded social security: Now you see it, now you don't? pp. 16-25

Marco Espinosa-Vega and Steven Russell

Mergers of publicly traded banking organizations revisited pp. 26-37

Simon H. Kwan and Robert Allen Eisenbeis

Economic policy trends in post-World War II Latin America pp. 38-45

Carlos Lozada

1999, issue Q3

What do asset prices tell us about the future? pp. 4-13

Stephen D. Smith

The banking sector rescue in Mexico pp. 14-29

Elizabeth McQuerry

The design of wholesale payments networks: the importance of incentives pp. 30-39

Charles Milton Kahn and William Roberds

Revising the Atlanta Fed dollar index pp. 40-51

Bryan Acree

1999, issue Q2

Understanding recent crises in emerging markets pp. 6-16

Roberto Chang

The role of external shocks in the Asian financial crisis pp. 18-31

Joseph Whitt

Are money growth and inflation still related? pp. 32-43

Gerald Dwyer and Rik Hafer

Unions and the wage-productivity gap pp. 44-53

Madeline Zavodny

1999, issue Q1

Vector autoregressions: forecasting and reality pp. 4-18

John Campbell Robertson and Ellis W. Tallman

Against the tide: Malcolm Bryan and the introduction of monetary aggregate targets pp. 20-37

Rik Hafer

Economics and crime in the states pp. 38-56

Zsolt Becsi

1998, issue Q 4

Data vintages and measuring forecast model performance pp. 4-20

John Campbell Robertson and Ellis W. Tallman

Valuation models for default-risky securities: An overview pp. 22-35

Saikat Nandi

Venture capital investment: Emerging force in the Southeast pp. 36-47

Edgar Parker and Phillip Todd Parker

1998, issue Q 3

Competitiveness and price setting in dealer markets pp. 4-11

Lucy F. Ackert and Bryan K. Church

How powerful is monetary policy in the long run? pp. 12-31

Marco Espinosa-Vega

Credit union issues pp. 32-41

Aruna Srinivasan and B. Frank King

The federal government's budget surplus: Cause for celebration? pp. 42-51

Gerald Dwyer and Rik Hafer

1998, issue Q 2

The choice of capital instruments pp. 4-17

Larry D. Wall and Pamela P. Peterson

Why minimum wage hikes may not reduce employment pp. 18-28

Madeline Zavodny

New drilling technology pp. 30-38

Thomas J. Cunningham and Whitney Mancuso

A primer on short-term linkages between key economic data series pp. 40-54

R. Mark Rogers

1998, issue Q 1

Policy credibility and the design of central banks pp. 4-15

Roberto Chang

A dynamic multivariate model for use in formulating policy pp. 16-29

Tao Zha

The rise of risk management pp. 30-40

J. David Cummins, Richard D. Phillips and Stephen D. Smith

The impact of fraud on new methods of retail payment pp. 42-52

William Roberds