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163: Empirical relationships between the total industrial production index and its diffusion indexes
James E. Kennedy 162: Corporate medium-term notes
Leland Crabbe 161: Cyclical patterns in the variance of economic activity
Mark W. French and Daniel E. Sichel 160: Changes in the cost of equity capital for bank holding companies and the effects on raising capital
James A. Berkovec and J. Nellie Liang 159: The term structure of interest rates over the business cycle
Pamela Labadie 158: The effects of closure policies on bank risk-taking
Sally M. Davies and Douglas A. McManus 157: The Globex trading system
A. Patricia White 156: The impact of liabilities for retiree health benefits on share prices
H. Fred Mittelstaedt and Mark Warshawsky 155: Callable corporate bonds: a vanishing breed
Lee Crabbe 154: Monetary policy and credit conditions: evidence from the composition of external finance
Anil Kashyap , Jeremy C. Stein and David W. Wilcox 153: Sourcing externalities
Eric J. Bartelsman , Ricardo J Caballero and Richard K. Lyons 152: A new test for mean reversion in stock prices
Gregory R. Duffee 151: Measurement and efficiency issues in commercial banking
Allen N. Berger and David B. Humphrey 150: Market-based deposit insurance premiums: an evaluation
Kathleen A. Kuester and James M. O'Brien 149: The characteristics of home mortgage debt, 1970-89: trends and implications
Jack L. Goodman , Yana Hudson and Scott Yermish 148: Prediction techniques for Box-Cox regression models
Sean Collins 147: Inferring market power from time-series data: the case of the banking firm
Timothy H. Hannan and J. Nellie Liang 146: Equity underwriting risk
J. Nellie Liang and James M. O'Brien 145: Financial accounting for pensions: measures of funding status
Mark J. Warshawsky 144: Some problems with identification in parametric models
P.A.V.B. Swamy , J.S. Mehta and Peter von zur Muehlen 143: A test of the theory of optimal taxation for the United States: 1870-1989
Gregory D. Hess 142: Are tax rates too volatile? An application of volatility tests to United States tax rates: 1870-1989
Gregory D. Hess 141: Are higher levels of inflation less predictable? A state-dependent conditional heteroskedasticity approach
Allan D. Brunner and Gregory D. Hess 140: Conditional asymmetries in real GNP: a semi-nonparametric approach
Allan D. Brunner 139: Trends and random walks in macroeconomic time series: a re-examination
Glenn Rudebusch 138: Switching costs, market concentration, and prices: the theory and its empirical implications in the bank deposit market
Steven Sharpe 137: Interest rate spreads, credit constraints and investment fluctuations: an empirical investigation
Mark Gertler , Robert Glenn Hubbard and Anil Kashyap 136: Evidence on q and investment for Japanese firms
Takeo Hoshi and Anil Kashyap 135: Production and inventory control at the General Motors Corporation during the 1920s and 1930s
Anil Kashyap and David W. Wilcox 134: The role of banks in reducing financial distress in Japan
Takeo Hoshi , Anil Kashyap and David Scharfstein 133: A securities transactions tax: beyond the rhetoric, what can we really say?
A. Pat White , Paul Kupiec and Gregory Duffee 132: Efficient computation of stochastic coefficients models
I-Lok Chang , Charles Hallahan and P.A.V.B. Swamy 131: Financial liberalization and international trends in stock, corporate bond and foreign exchange market volatilities
Paul H. Kupiec 130: Who invented local power analysis?
Douglas A. McManus 129: Effects of using dependent and independent differences in tests of random walk models against regression models
M.W. Leslie Chandrakantha , J.S. Mehta and P.A.V.B. Swamy 128: Is it possible to find an econometric law that works well in explanation and prediction? The case of Australian money demand
P.A.V.B. Swamy and George S. Tavlas 127: Animal spirits, margin requirements, and stock price volatility
Paul Kupiec and Steven Sharpe 126: Here's looking at you: modelling and policy use of auction price expectations
F. Brayton , W. Kan , Peter Tinsley and Peter von zur Muehlen 125: Asset prices and the conduct of monetary policy: proceedings of the Monetary Affairs Workshop
Richard D. Porter 124: Internal net worth and the investment process: an application to U.S. agriculture
Robert Glenn Hubbard and Anil Kashyap 123: Demographics and household savings
Arthur B. Kennickell 122: R&D spending and manufacturing productivity: an empirical analysis
Eric J. Bartelsman 121: Federally sponsored R&D and productivity growth
Eric J. Bartelsman 120: Optimal interest rate rules with information from money and auction markets
Peter von zur Muehlen 119: On the power of Dickey-Fuller tests against fractional alternatives
Francis Diebold and Glenn Rudebusch 118: Predicting inflation with commodity prices
Peter von zur Muehlen 117: Sticky inflation and interest rate rules with auction prices
Peter von zur Muehlen 116: Differences in the measurement of wealth, wealth inequality, and wealth composition obtained from alternative U.S. wealth surveys
F. Thomas Juster and Kathleen A. Kuester 115: The importance of market psychology in the determination of stock market volatility
Gregory R. Duffee 114: Debt, liquidity constraints, and corporate investment: evidence from panel data
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