Economic Review

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2010, issue 3, vol 95

Estimating the effect of mortgage foreclosures on nearby property values: a critical review of the literature

W Frame

2010, issue 2, vol 95

Mortgage foreclosure prevention efforts

Kristopher Gerardi and Wenli Li

2010, issue 1, vol 95

Too-big-to-fail after FDICIA

Larry Wall

2009, issue 4, vol 94

Changes in the aggregate labor force participation rate

Julie Hotchkiss

2009, issue 3, vol 94

Is more still better? Revisiting the Sixth District Coincident Indicator

Pedro Silos and Diego Vilán

2009, issue 2, vol 94

The peak oil debate pp. 1-14

Laurel Graef

2009, issue 1, vol 94

Financial development, remittances, and real exchange rate appreciation pp. 1-12

Pablo Acosta, Nicole Baerg and Federico Mandelman

2008, issue 4, vol 93

The evolution of the check as a means of payment: a historical survey

Stephen Quinn and William Roberds

2008, issue 3, vol 93

New financing trends in Latin America: an overview of selected issues and policy challenges

Myriam Quispe-Agnoli and Camilo Tovar

2008, issue 2, vol 93

The final frontier: the integration of banking and commerce. Part 2, risk and return using efficient portfolio analysis

Hsin-Yu Liang, Alan K. Reichert and Larry Wall

2008, issue 1, vol 93

The final frontier: the integration of banking and commerce. Part 1, the likely outcome of eliminating the barrier

Hsin-Yu Liang, Alan K. Reichert and Larry Wall

2007, issue Q4, vol 92

Credit derivatives: an overview pp. 1 - 24

David L. Mengle

Credit derivatives and risk management pp. 25-41

Michael S. Gibson

Credit derivatives, macro risks, and systemic risks pp. 43 - 69

Tim Weithers

Preface - credit derivatives: where's the risk? pp. v - vii

Paula Tkac

2007, issue Q 3, vol 92

Financial market frictions pp. 1-16

Ramon Degennaro and Cesare Robotti

When more is better: assessing the southeastern economy with lots of data pp. 17-26

Pedro Silos and Diego Vilán

Smoking: taxing health and Social Security pp. 27-41

Brian S. Armour and Melinda Pitts

2007, issue Q1-2

Safe and sound banking twenty years later: what was proposed and what has been adopted pp. 1 - 23

Frederick Furlong and Simon Kwan

Policies and prescriptions for safe and sound banking: shocks, lessons, and prospects pp. 24 - 35

James A. Wilcox

Market and risk management innovations: implications for safe and sound banking pp. 36 - 39

Eric Rosengren

Safety, soundness, and the evolution of the U.S. banking industry pp. 41 - 66

Robert DeYoung

Some thoughts on the evolution of the banking system and the process of financial intermediation pp. 67 - 75

Loretta Mester

How have the banking system and the process of financial intermediation changed? pp. 76 - 82

Myron L. Kwast

Supervising bank safety and soundness: some open issues pp. 83 - 100

Mark Flannery

What reforms are needed to improve the safety and soundness of the banking system? pp. 101-113

Harvey Rosenblum

Two key issues concerning the supervision of bank safety and soundness pp. 114-117

Dwight M. Jaffee

Roundtable discussion: reflection on twenty years of bank regulatory reform pp. 119-138

George J. Benston, Robert Eisenbeis, Paul M. Horvitz, Edward Kane and George G. Kaufman

2006, issue Q 4, vol 91

Preface: hedge funds: creators of risk? pp. v-vi

Gerald Dwyer

Hedge funds: an industry in its adolescence pp. 1-34

William K.H. Fung and David A. Hsieh

Hedge funds and investor protection regulation pp. 35-48

Franklin R. Edwards

Corporate governance and hedge fund management pp. 81-91

Bruce N. Lehmann

2006, issue Q 3, vol 91

One proxy at a time: pursuing social change through shareholder proposals pp. 1-20

Paula Tkac

How resilient is the modern economy to energy price shocks? pp. 21-32

Rajeev Dhawan and Karsten Jeske

The Federal Home Loan Bank system: the \"other\" housing GSE pp. 33-54

Mark Flannery and W Frame

Official dollarization and the banking system in Ecuador and El Salvador pp. 55-71

Myriam Quispe-Agnoli and Elena Whisler

2006, issue Q 2, vol 91

Changes in behavioral and characteristic determination of female labor force participation, 1975-2005 pp. 1-20

Julie Hotchkiss

How good is what you've got? DSGE-VAR as a toolkit for evaluating DSGE models pp. 21-37

Marco Del Negro and Frank Schorfheide

Instability in U.S. inflation: 1967-2005 pp. 39-59

James Nason

2006, issue Q 1, vol 91

Transparency, expectations and forecasts pp. 1-25

Andrew Bauer, Robert Eisenbeis, Daniel Waggoner and Tao Zha

Merchant acquirers and payment card processors: a look inside the black box pp. 27-42

Ramon Degennaro

International business cycles: G7 and OECD countries pp. 43-54

Marcelle Chauvet and Chengxuan Yu

2005, issue Q4, vol 90

Bank crisis resolution and foreign-owned banks pp. 1-18

Robert Eisenbeis and George G. Kaufman

How should banks account for loan losses? pp. 19-38

George J. Benston and Larry Wall

Macroeconomic models with heterogeneous agents and housing pp. 39-56

Karsten Jeske

2005, issue Q 3, vol 90

Social Security private accounts: a risky proposition? pp. 13

Gerald Dwyer

Buy foreign while you can: the cheap dollar and exchange rate pass-through pp. 15-36

Eduardo J. J. Ganapolsky and Diego Vilán

It's who you are and what you do: explaining the IT industry wage premium pp. 37-45

Jason DeBacker, Julie Hotchkiss, Melinda Pitts and John Robertson

2005, issue Q 2, vol 90

Payroll employment data: measuring the effects of annual benchmark revisions pp. 1-23

Nicholas Haltom, Vanessa D. Mitchell and Ellis Tallman

Happy hour economics, or how an increase in demand can produce a decrease in price pp. 25-34

Mark Fisher

Smoothing the shocks of a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model pp. 35-47

Andrew Bauer, Nicholas Haltom and Juan F Rubio-Ramirez

2005, issue Q 1, vol 90

Employment growth and labor force participation: how many jobs are enough? pp. 1-13

Julie Hotchkiss

On the uniqueness of community banks pp. 15-36

Scott Hein, Timothy W. Koch and Steven Scott MacDonald

On the remitting patterns of immigrants: evidence from Mexican survey data pp. 37-58

Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes, Cynthia Bansak and Susan Pozo

The quality of preventive and diagnostic medical care: why do southern states underperform? pp. 59-67

Brian S. Armour and Melinda Pitts