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All about the foreign exchange market in the United States: Sam Y. Cross
U.S. monetary policy and financial markets: Ann-Marie Meulendyke
The collection of banking statistics: Susan F. Moore
Influence of the credit crunch on aggregate demand and implications for monetary policy: Patricia C. Mosser
Survey evidence on credit tightening and the factors behind the recent credit crunch: Kausar Hamdani, Anthony P. Rodrigues and Maria Varvatsoulis
Studies on causes and consequences of the 1989-92 credit slowdown: anonymous
The credit crunch and the construction industry: Ethan S. Harris, Michael Boldin and Mark D. Flaherty
Off-site monitoring of banking organizations: J. Andrew Spindler
The credit slowdown abroad: S. Hick1ok and C. Osler
The bank licensing process: its role in maintaining the stability of the banking system: J. Virgil Mattingly
Loan sales and the slowdown in bank lending: Rebecca Demsetz
Foreign credit expansion in the United States: Rama Seth
Causes and consequences of the 1989-92 credit slowdown: overview and perspective: M. A. Akhtar
The credit slowdown and the monetary aggregates: R. S. Hilton and C. S. Lown
Resolving problem bank situations: Frederick C. Schadrack
The basic elements of bank supervision: lectures delivered at the Russian-American Bankers Forum, Academy for Advanced Study in Banking and Finance at Fairfield University, Fairfield Connecticut, July 9 and 12, 1993: Frederick C. Shadrack and Leon Korobow
Bank failures in a sound economy: John P. LaWare
The role of deposit insurance: Richard Spillenkothen
The development and administration of key prudential policies: Chester B. Feldberg
Overview of supervisory elements: Frederick C. Schadrack
Credit supply constraints on business activity, excluding construction: Charles Steindel and David Brauer
The role of the banking system in the credit slowdown: Cara Lown and John Wenninger
The bank examination process: Roberta J. Puschel
The credit review process: Robert A. O'Sullivan
Economic activity and the recent slowdown in private sector borrowing: Patricia C. Mosser and Charles Steindel
The link between the 1980s credit boom and the recent bank credit slowdown: Ronald Johnson and Chun K. Lee
Nonbank lenders and the credit slowdown: Richard Martin Cantor and Anthony P. Rodrigues
The structure and supervision of foreign banking organizations operating in the U.S: Leon Korobow
Reduced reserve requirements: alternatives for the conduct of monetary policy and reserve management: anonymous
International competitiveness of U.S. financial firms: the dynamics of financial industry change: anonymous
International competitiveness of U.S. financial firms: products, markets and conventional performance measures: anonymous
Leverage and cyclicality: Rama Seth
Studies on corporate leverage: Edward J. Frydl
Event risk premia and bond market incentives for corporate leverage: Steven A. Zimmer
Understanding international differences in leverage trends: Eli M. Remolona
Studies on financial changes and the transmission of monetary policy: anonymous
International financial integration and U.S. monetary policy: a colloquium held in October 1989: Charles A. Pigott
Corporate leverage and taxes in the U.S. economy: Arturo Estrella
A comparative analysis of corporate takeovers: Kausar Hamdani
Intermediate targets and indicators for monetary policy: a critical survey: anonymous
Policies toward corporate leveraging: Robert Neil Mccauley
Some issues in corporate leveraging: an overview essay: Edward J. Frydl
The rise in U.S. corporate leveraging in the 1980s: John Ryding
Research papers on international integration of financial markets and U. S. monetary policy (contains Research papers 8710-8720): anonymous
Two views of monetary policy: the Attwood-Mill debate revisited: Thomas M. Humphrey
The concept of indexation in the history of economic thought: Thomas M. Humphrey
The effects of changes in inflationary expectations: Rachel Balbach
Paying more taxes and affording it less: Nancy Jianakoplos
On cost-push theories of inflation in the pre-war monetary literature: Thomas M. Humphrey
A primer on inflation: its conception, its costs, its consequences: Hans H. Helbling and James E. Turley
Federal Reserve readings on inflation: anonymous
Statement before the anti-inflation hearings of the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, May 22, 1978: Henry C. Wallich
Inflation -- the role of market structure: Steven W. Dobson
The monetarist controversy: discussion: Milton Friedman and Franco Modigliani
A perspective on stagflation: John J. Seater
Inflation and taxes: disincentives for capital formation: John Tatom and James E. Turley
Inflation, taxes, and corporate investment incentives: Patrick J. Corcoran
Some current controversies in the theory of inflation: Thomas M. Humphrey
Inflation expectations in the U.S.: a brief anatomy: Donald J. Mullineaux
The monetarist controversy: a presentation: Franco Modigliani
Rational expectations - fresh ideas that challenge some established views of policy making: anonymous
TIP: the wrong way to fight inflation: Preston Miller
The minimum wage: a perspective: Robert T. Falconer
Honest money: Henry C. Wallich
Some recent developments in Phillips curve analysis: Thomas M. Humphrey
Inflation: gainers and losers: W. Lee Hoskins
Indexing inflation: remedy or malady?: Vincent A. Gennaro
A new investigation of the impact of wage and price controls: Charles H. Whiteman
Are you protected from inflation?: Nancy Jianakoplos
Indexation of wages and retirement income in the United States: Marcelle V. Arak
An examination of employment and unemployment rates: Sharon P. Smith
Inflation and the distribution of income and wealth: are the poor really hurt?: Richard M. Young
The real issues of inflation and unemployment: Arthur F. Burns
Inflation and liquidity: Henry C. Wallich