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Are the distinctions between debt and equity disappearing? An overview pp. 1-11: Richard W. Kopcke and Eric Rosengren
The changing nature of debt and equity; a financial perspective pp. 12-48: Franklin Allen
The changing nature of debt and equity; a legal perspective pp. 49-79: Charles P. Normandin
Still searching for optimal capital structure pp. 80-105: Stewart Myers
The lender's view of debt and equity: the case of pension funds pp. 106-135: Zvi Bodie
Tax policy and corporate borrowing pp. 136-172: Alan Auerbach
Regulation of debt and equity pp. 173-220: Richard W. Kopcke and Eric Rosengren

International payments imbalances in the 1980s: proceedings of a conference held October 1988: Norman S. Fieleke

International payments imbalances in the 1980s: an overview pp. 1-18: Norman S. Fieleke
International payments imbalances in Japan, Germany, and the United States pp. 19-57: William Branson and Grazia Marchese
International payments imbalances in heavily indebted developing countries pp. 58-102: Norman S. Fieleke
International payments imbalances of the East Asian developing economies pp. 103-156: Jeffrey D. Sachs and Mark W. Sundberg
The balance of payments adjustment process in Taiwan, Republic of China pp. 157-161: Fai-Nan Perng
International capital mobility and exchange rate volatility pp. 162-194: Jeffrey Frankel
The adjustment mechanism: theory and problems pp. 195-228: Rüdiger Dornbusch
To coordinate or not to coordinate? pp. 229-233: Richard N. Cooper
International nominal targeting: a proposal for policy coordination pp. 234-239: Jeffrey Frankel
The coordination of economic policies pp. 240-243: Jacob A. Frenkel
The requirements for successful international macroeconomic cooperation pp. 244-250: Helmut Schlesinger

The merger boom: proceedings of a conference held October 1987: Lynn E. Browne and Eric Rosengren

The merger boom: an overview pp. 1-16: Lynn E. Browne and Eric Rosengren
The 1980s merger wave: an industrial organization perspective pp. 17-51: David J. Ravenscraft
Financial innovation and corporate mergers pp. 52-77: Gregg A. Jarrell
Why are the parts worth more than the sum? \\"Chop shop,\\" a corporate valuation model pp. 78-101: Dean LeBaron and Lawrence S. Speidell
The free cash flow theory of takeovers: a financial perspective on mergers and acquisitions and the economy pp. 102-148: Michael Jensen
Effects of mergers and acquisitions on the economy: an industrial organization perspective pp. 149-172: Richard E. Caves
Should merger policy be changed? An antitrust perspective pp. 173-198: William Adams
Are hostile takeovers different? pp. 199-242: Lynn E. Browne and Eric Rosengren

Lessons from the income maintenance experiments: proceedings of a conference held at Melvin Village, New Hampshire, September 1986: Alicia Munnell

Lessons from the income maintenance experiments: an overview pp. 1-21: Alicia Munnell
The work response to a guaranteed income: a survey of experimental evidence pp. 22-59: Gary Burtless
The issues of marital stability and family composition and the income maintenance experiments pp. 60-105: Glen Cain
Non-labor-supply responses to the income maintenance experiments pp. 106-130: Eric A. Hanushek
Evaluating the methodology of social experiments pp. 131-166: Peter Rossi and Arnold Zellner
Social experimentation in the face of formidable fables pp. 167-193: Dennis J. Coyle and Aaron Wildavsky
A sociologist's view of the income maintenance experiments pp. 194-205: Lee Rainwater
A political scientist's view of the income maintenance experiments pp. 206-217: Richard F. Elmore
An economist's view of the income maintenance experiments pp. 218-226: Robert Solow
Views of a policymaker and public administrator pp. 227-244: Barbara B. Blum
Lessons for future public policy and research pp. 245-255: Richard P. Nathan

Economic consequences of tax simplification: proceedings of a conference held at Melvin Village, New Hampshire, October 1985: Anonymous

Economic consequences of tax simplification pp. 1-28: Alicia Munnell
Rationale underlying the Treasury proposals pp. 29-63: Charles McLure, Jr.
The effect of tax simplification on individuals pp. 64-102: Joel Slemrod
Tax reform and capital formation pp. 103-152: Richard W. Kopcke
Tax reform and financial markets pp. 153-186: Patric H. Hendershott
The effect of tax simplification on educational and charitable organizations pp. 187-221: Charles Clotfelter
The effect of tax simplification on state and local governments pp. 222-258: Dick Netzer
An overall assessment - is it worth it? pp. 259-294: Richard A. Musgrave

The international monetary system: forty years after Bretton Woods: proceedings of a conference held at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, May 1984: Anonymous