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2002, volume 54, articles 6

Level and growth policy rules and actual Fed policy since 1979 pp. 575-594

Yash P. Mehra

Cost efficiency among credit card banks pp. 595-614

Sivakumar Kulasekaran and Sherrill Shaffer

On the efficiency of monetary policy rules with flexible prices and rational expectations pp. 615-631

Turan G. Bali and Thom Thurston

The impact of managerial change on team performance in professional sports pp. 633-650

Rick Audas, Stephen Dobson and John Goddard

A note on government spending on infrastructure in an endogenous growth model with finite horizon pp. 651-654

Jumpei Tanaka

2002, volume 54, articles 5

Was money demand in the USA unstable before 1982? An application of the sup-F stability test pp. 465-481

Clinton A. Greene

A model for exchange rates with crawling bands--an application to the Colombian peso pp. 483-503

Chris Brooks and Alejandro Reveiz

On the term structure of interest rates and inflation in Japan pp. 505-523

Jun Nagayasu

Insider trading and stock market perception of bankruptcy pp. 525-535

Zahid Iqbal and Shekar Shetty

Determinants of Japanese corporate pension coverage pp. 537-555

Yutaka Horiba and Kazuo Yoshida

Differential impact of exchange rate on US trade with two major and two minor trading partners in Africa pp. 557-571

Nkanta Frank Ekanem

2002, volume 54, articles 4

Predicting large US commercial bank failures pp. 361-387

James Kolari, Dennis Glennon, Hwan Shin and Michele Caputo

Real wages and aggregate demand shocks: contradictory evidence from VARs pp. 389-413

William Lastrapes

Some new results on interest rate rules in EMU and in the US pp. 431-446

Rafael Domenech, Mayte Ledo and David Taguas

Residential investment, macroeconomic activity and financial deregulation in the UK: an empirical investigation pp. 447-462

Mohammad S. Hasan and Majid Taghavi

2002, volume 54, articles 3

Convergence of the gender gap over the business cycle: a sectoral investigation pp. 271-292

Magda Kandil and Jeffrey G. Woods

Using interest rate uncertainty to predict the paper-bill spread and real output pp. 293-312

Russell P. Chuderewicz

Inexperienced banks and interstate mergers pp. 313-330

Jeffrey R. Hart and Vince P. Apilado

Generation search costs and Ramsey pricing in a partially deregulated electric utility industry pp. 331-343

S. Keith Berry

Tax asymmetry, production and hedging pp. 345-356

Rafi Eldor and Itzhak Zilcha

2002, volume 54, articles 2

Federal funds rate target changes and interest rate volatility pp. 159-191

Jim Lee

Volatility clustering and nontrading days in Chinese stock markets pp. 193-217

Ralph Friedmann and Walter G. Sanddorf-Kohle

Credit market development and economic growth pp. 219-237

Fu-Sheng Hung and Richard Cothren

On the determinants of factoring as a financing choice: evidence from the UK pp. 239-252

Khaled Soufani

Fee versus royalty licensing in a differentiated Cournot duopoly pp. 253-266

X. Wang

2002, volume 54, articles 1

Tough love in risk management: the market as financial parent pp. 3-6

Linda Allen

Multiple bank lending and seniority in claims pp. 7-30

Shubhashis Gangopadhyay and Bappaditya Mukhopadhyay

Information asymmetry in disclosure of foreign exchange risk management: can regulation be effective? pp. 31-53

Andrew P. Marshall and Pauline Weetman

Financial advising in the presence of conflict of interests pp. 55-71

Miriam Krausz and Jacob Paroush

Determinants of corporate growth opportunities of emerging firms pp. 73-93

Jacqueline L. Garner, Jouahn Nam and Richard Ottoo

Price formation in the OTC corporate bond markets: a field study of the inter-dealer market pp. 95-113

Anthony Saunders, Anand Srinivasan and Ingo Walter

Analysis of proposals for a minimum subordinated debt requirement1 pp. 115-136

William Lang and Douglas D. Robertson

The stock market performance of the central banks of Belgium and Japan pp. 137-152

Lawrence G. Goldberg and Rezaul Kabir

2001, volume 53, articles 6

An examination of predictable risk and return in UK stock returns pp. 527-546

Jonathan Fletcher

Effects of interest rate swaps pp. 547-562

Steven Balsam and Sungsoo Kim

The long and short of money and prices: a market equilibrium approach pp. 563-583

Martin Schmidt

Competition, herd behavior, and credit cycles: evidence from major Swiss Banks pp. 585-592

Tobias F. Rotheli

Interpreting cross-section and time-series tests of convergence: the case of labor productivity in manufacturing pp. 593-607

Donald Freeman and David Yerger

2001, volume 53, articles 5

On human capital externalities and aggregate fluctuations pp. 459-472

Ilaski Barañano

Market share instability: an application of unit root tests to the cigarette industry pp. 473-480

Craig A. Gallet and John List

To build or buy: an empirical study of the characteristics affecting a bank's expansion decisions pp. 481-495

Rochelle L. Ruffer and John Holcomb

Credit risk and the deposit insurance premium: a note pp. 497-508

Jean Dermine and Fatma Lajeri

Looking back at forward-looking monetary policy pp. 509-521

Stephen Perez

2001, volume 53, articles 4

The bond rate and estimated monetary policy rules pp. 345-358

Yash P. Mehra

An examination of the performance of SEOs using a comparison period approach6 pp. 359-386

Mark Bayless and Nancy R. Jay

Sweep accounts, reserve management, and interest rate volatility1 pp. 387-404

David VanHoose and David B. Humphrey

Absenteeism, seasonality, and the business cycle pp. 405-419

Rick Audas and John Goddard

Foreign exchange derivatives, exchange rate changes, and the value of the firm: U.S. multinationals' use of short-term financial instruments to manage currency risk pp. 421-437

Stephen D. Makar and Stephen P. Huffman

The home field advantage revisited: a search for the bias in other sports betting markets pp. 439-453

John M. Gandar, Richard A. Zuber and Reinhold P. Lamb

2001, volume 53, articles 2-3

Deregulation: theory and practice pp. 107-109

Sherrill Shaffer

Deregulating and privatizing statutory monopolies pp. 111-137

Olivier Debande

The social cost of entry contest in Cournot-Nash oligopoly pp. 139-152

Jae Hyeong Kang and Sanghack Lee

Minimum wages and information pp. 153-170

Charles Mason

Implementing and interpreting event studies of regulatory changes pp. 171-183

Douglas Lamdin

Governmental versus self-regulation of derivative markets: examining the U.S. and Brazilian experience pp. 185-207

Sergio G. Lazzarini and Pedro Carvalho de Mello

Incumbent and entrant response to regulated competition: signaling with accounting costs and market prices2 pp. 209-223

Jesus Otero and Catherine Waddams Price

Deregulation in retailing: the Dutch experience pp. 225-235

Martin Carree and Joyce Nijkamp

Deregulation and efficiency: the case of private Korean banks pp. 237-254

Jonathan Hao, William Curt Hunter and Won Keun Yang

Efficient risk-taking and regulatory covenant enforcement in a deregulated banking industry pp. 255-282

Robert E. DeYoung, Joseph Hughes and Choon-Geol Moon

Do depositors care about enforcement actions? pp. 283-311

R. Gilbert and Mark D. Vaughan

Market discipline prior to bank failure pp. 313-324

Julapa Jagtiani and Catharine Lemieux

Small bank loan quality in a deregulated environment: the information advantage hypothesis pp. 325-339

James E. McNulty, Aigbe O. Akhigbe and James A. Verbrugge

2001, volume 53, articles 1

Macro shocks and real stock prices pp. 5-26

David E. Rapach

The parallel market as a policy instrument in collapsing exchange rate regimes pp. 27-43

Kathleen Dorsainvil

Rules and discretion with common central bank and separate fiscal authorities pp. 45-68

Gaurango Banerjee

Foreign exchange rates and Japanese foreign direct investment in Asia pp. 69-84

In-Mee Baek and Tamami Okawa

Trend-stationarity, difference-stationarity, or neither: further diagnostic tests with an application to U.S. Real GNP, 1875-1993 pp. 85-102

Paul Newbold, Stephen Leybourne and Mark Wohar