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Volume 22, issue 4, 1967

THE STATE OF THE FINANCE FIELD pp. 539-540

J. Fred Weston

THE STATE OF THE FINANCE FIELD: COMMENT pp. 541-542

Harry Sauvain

DEFINING THE FINANCE FUNCTION: A MODEL‐SYSTEMS APPROACH pp. 543-555

Joseph S. Moag, Willard T. Carleton and Eugene M. Lerner

CROSS‐SECTION ESTIMATES OF LIQUID ASSET DEMAND BY MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS pp. 557-575

Robert C. Vogel and G. S. Maddala

ABANDONMENT VALUE AND CAPITAL BUDGETING pp. 577-589

Alexander A. Robichek and James C. Horne

THE INSIDE LAGS OF MONETARY POLICY: 1952–1960 pp. 591-593

Mark H. Willes

RELATIVE STRENGTH AS A CRITERION FOR INVESTMENT SELECTION pp. 595-610

Robert A. Levy

RISK AVERSION, FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION, AND THE TERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES pp. 611-622

Herschel Grossman

THE VALUE OF CALL DEFERMENT ON A BOND: SOME EMPIRICAL RESULTS pp. 623-636

Gordon Pye

THE EFFECT OF CALL RISK ON CORPORATE BOND YIELDS pp. 637-651

Frank C. Jen and James E. Wert

THE STRUCTURE OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT: COMMENT pp. 653-654

Alan K. Severn

THE STRUCTURE OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT: REPLY pp. 655-656

Robert E. Krainer

UNCERTAINTY AND THE PRECAUTIONARY DEMAND FOR MONEY pp. 657-662

Robert W. Resek

REPLY pp. 663-664

Case M. Sprenkle

ELASTICITY OF CAPITAL SUPPLY AND SECOND ORDER CONDITIONS: COMMENT pp. 665-667

Alan Nichols

ELASTICITY OF CAPITAL SUPPLY AND SECOND ORDER CONDITIONS: REPLY pp. 668-670

Douglas Vickers

THE REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON TAXATION pp. 671-683

Harvey E. Brazer

ON MONEY, WEALTH, AND ECONOMIC THEORY pp. 684-692

Arnold Collery

STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE NORTH CAROLINA BANKING INDUSTRY, 1950–1963 pp. 693-694

Eric Brucker

A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF MEMBER BANK PROFITABILITY DIFFERENCES pp. 695-695

John A. Haslem

INTEREST‐RATE REGULATION ON COMMERCIAL‐BANK DEPOSITS: ITS EVOLUTION AND IMPACT IN THE STATE OF INDIANA pp. 696-697

Charles M. Linke

THE DISTRIBUTIONS OF MEMBER‐BANK RESERVES AMONG THE TWELVE FEDERAL RESERVE DISTRICTS, 1948–1964 pp. 698-698

L. Charles Miller

MONETARY POLICY, DEBT MANAGEMENT AND CAPITAL ALLOCATION: THE IMPLICATIONS OF BEHAVIOR IN THE FINANCIAL SECTOR AND SUBSTITUTABILITY BETWEEN SECURITIES pp. 699-700

William Leo Silber

COMPETITION FOR DEPOSITS BETWEEN BANK AND NONBANK FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES pp. 701-702

William S. Townsend

Volume 22, issue 3, 1967

CRITERIA FOR PORTFOLIO BUILDING pp. 359-373

Henry A. Latané and Donald L. Tuttle

THE SAVINGS ACCOUNT AS A SOURCE FOR FINANCING LARGE EXPENDITURES pp. 375-393

Eva Mueller and Jane Lean

LEVERAGE, RISK OF RUIN AND THE COST OF CAPITAL pp. 395-403

Nevins D. Baxter

A DEMAND‐FOR‐MONEY FUNCTION FOR THE HOUSEHOLD SECTOR—SOME PRELIMINARY FINDINGS pp. 405-418

Brian Motley

ABSENCE OF MONEY ILLUSION: A SINE QUA NON FOR NEUTRAL MONEY? pp. 419-423

Edwaed J. Kane and Alvin K. Klevorick

A TRANSITION MODEL FOR PORTFOLIO REVISION pp. 425-439

Keith V. Smith

INTERMEDIARIES IN A MACROECONOMIC MODEL pp. 441-453

Arthur Benavie

THE STRUCTURE OF INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATES: THE U.S. TREASURY BILL RATE AND THE EURODOLLAR DEPOSIT RATE pp. 455-465

Patric Hendershott

INTEREST RATES ON MORTGAGES AND DIVIDEND RATES ON SAVINGS AND LOAN SHARES: COMMENT pp. 467-470

Paul A. Meyer

REPLY pp. 471-473

Gerald I. Weber

A SPECTRAL ANALYSIS OF INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE MONEY STOCK AND CERTAIN ASSET MARKETS pp. 475-476

Ben Wilsman Bolch

THE RELATIONSHIP OF MONETARY POLICY TO THE STOCK MARKET: THE EXPERIENCE WITH MARGIN REQUIREMENTS pp. 477-478

Richard L. Bolster

THE EFFECT OF A CHANGE IN THE CEILING RATE ON DEPOSITS AT COMMERCIAL BANKS pp. 479-479

David E. Bond

A MODEL OF COMMERCIAL BANKING SYSTEM BEHAVIOR: AN ECONOMETRIC PREDICTIVE TEST pp. 480-481

John Doukas

QUANTIFICATION AND MEASUREMENT OF RISK: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF SELECTED COMMON STOCKS pp. 482-483

Charles Griffiths Ferreira

A BRITISH TEST OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN TERM STRUCTURE THEORY pp. 484-485

Douglas Fisher

THE DEMAND FUNCTION FOR SELECTED LIQUID ASSETS: A TEMPORAL CROSS‐SECTION ANALYSIS pp. 486-487

Philip B. Hartley

A SHORT‐RUN MODEL OF COMMERCIAL BANK PORTFOLIO BEHAVIOR pp. 488-489

David T. Hulett

INVESTMENT CRITERIA OF OPEN‐END INVESTMENT COMPANIES: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION pp. 490-491

William W. Reints

INVESTMENT POLICY AND PERFORMANCE OF BANK‐ADMINISTERED POOLED EQUITY FUNDS FOR EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS pp. 492-493

Frank L. Voorheis

Volume 22, issue 2, 1967

COORDINATION OF ECONOMIC POLICY pp. 137-146

Allan Spsoul

LINEAR PROGRAMMING AND OPTIMAL BANK ASSET MANAGEMENT DECISIONS pp. 147-165

Kalman J. Cohen and Frederick S. Hammer

DISCUSSION pp. 166-168

H. Martinw Eingartnerm

SOME BASIC RESEARCH INTO HISTORICAL RESULTS UNDER PENSION PLANS WITH BENEFITS BASED ON COMMON STOCK PERFORMANCE pp. 169-191

John C. Antliff and William C. Freund

DISCUSSION pp. 192-194

W. Giles Mellon

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF URBAN RENEWAL INVESTMENT DECISIONS pp. 195-207

James C. T. Mao

NEW TOWNS FOR AMERICA: FROM PICTURE TO PROCESS pp. 208-219

Chester Rapkin

LARGE‐SCALE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT pp. 220-239

Paul F. Wendt

THE MIX OF MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICIES pp. 241-246

John H. Kareken

FISCAL POLICY IN A FULLY EMPLOYED ECONOMY pp. 247-260

George F. Break

DISCUSSION pp. 261-264

E. Cary Brown

INTEREST RATE COMPETITION AND THE MOBILITY OF FUNDS: INTEREST RATES VERSUS INTEREST CEILINGS IN THE ALLOCATION OF CREDIT FLOWS pp. 265-273

George W. Mitchell

REGULATION OF INTEREST ON DEPOSITS: AN HISTORICAL REVIEW pp. 274-296

Albert H. Cox

DISCUSSION pp. 297-299

Charles M. Linke

THE TERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES AND THE MATURITY COMPOSITION OF THE FEDERAL DEBT pp. 301-312

Neil Wallace

TERM STRUCTURES OF CORPORATE BOND YIELDS AS A FUNCTION OF RISK OF DEFAULT pp. 313-345

Ramon E. Johnson

DISCUSSION pp. 346-350

John M. Culbertson

Volume 22, issue 1, 1967

ELASTICITY OF CAPITAL SUPPLY, MONOPSONISTIC DISCRIMINATION, AND OPTIMUM CAPITAL STRUCTURE pp. 1-9

Douglas Vickers

SOME SURROGATE EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF THE CONCEPT OF OPTIMAL FINANCIAL STRUCTURE pp. 10-18

Eli Schwartz and J. Richard Aronson

RISK AND THE REQUIRED RETURN ON EQUITY pp. 19-36

Fred D. Arditti

PRICE DISCRIMINATION, REGIONAL LOAN RATES, AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE BANKING INDUSTRY pp. 37-48

Paul A. Meyer

RESOURCE ENDOWMENT AND THE STRUCTURE OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT pp. 49-57

Robert E. Krainer

TOWARD A WORLD PAYMENTS SYSTEM: A REVIEW ARTICLE pp. 58-66

Anthony Y. C. Koo

SHORT INTEREST: BEARISH OR BULLISH? pp. 67-70

Joseph J. Seneca

THE KEYNESIAN DEMAND FUNCTION FOR MONEY: SOME STATISTICAL TESTS pp. 71-76

Dennis R. Starleaf and Richard Reimer

IS THE PRECAUTIONARY DEMAND FOR MONEY NEGATIVE? pp. 77-82

Case M. Sprenkle

MONEY SUBSTITUTES FOR THE CORPORATE BUSINESS SECTOR pp. 83-85

Gloria Shatto

A NOTE ON BANK RESPONSE TO RESERVE CHANGES pp. 86-87

Donald R. Fraser

RELUCTANCE AND MEMBER‐BANK BORROWING: ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE pp. 88-92

Murray E. Polakoff and William L. Silber

TIME LAPSE AND CYCLICAL CHANGES IN COMMERCIAL BANK INVESTMENT PORTFOLIOS, 1949–1961 pp. 93-94

John W. Bay

MONEY AND EX ANTE INVESTMENT AS DETERMINANTS OF AGGREGATE DEMAND pp. 95-96

Albert I. A. Bookbinder

AN APPROACH TO THE ANALYSIS OF THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF MONETARY POLICY pp. 97-97

James W. Christian

THE DEVELOPMENT OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT LITERATURE, 1895–1960 pp. 98-99

Constantine Danellis

A BENEFIT‐COST MODEL FOR CREDIT DECISIONS pp. 100-101

Carl Crawford Greer

CANADIAN ECONOMIC STAGNATION, THE FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATE, AND ECONOMIC POLICY, 1957–1961 pp. 102-103

Robert G. Hawkins

FROM BILLS ONLY TO OPERATION TWIST: A STUDY OF FEDERAL RESERVE OPEN‐MARKET OPERATIONS FOR THE PERIOD 1953–1964 pp. 104-105

Panos Konstas

CORPORATE DEBT AND THE EVALUATION OF CORPORATE EARNINGS pp. 106-107

Bruce W. Morgan

THE PERMANENT INCOME‐WEALTH APPROACH TO THE DEMAND FOR MONEY: ANALYTICAL AND EMPIRICAL ASPECTS pp. 108-108

Richard H. Puckett

MODELS FOR BOND OPTIMUM INVESTMENT DECISIONS UNDER UNCERTAINTY pp. 109-110

Mau‐Sung Tsai