New England Economic Review

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1996, articles Nov

Technology and growth: an overview pp. 3-25

Jeffrey Fuhrer and Jane Sneddon Little

Unilateral international transfers: unrequited and generally unheeded pp. 27-37

Norman S. Fieleke

Regional housing supply and credit constraints pp. 39-51

Christopher Mayer and Craig Somerville

1996, articles Sep

Value at risk: new approaches to risk management pp. 3-13

Katerina Simons

The saving mystery, or where did the money go? pp. 15-27

Lynn E. Browne and Joshua Gleason

Do municipal bond yields forecast tax policy? pp. 29-48

Peter Fortune

The use of capital ratios to trigger intervention in problem banks: too little, too late pp. 49-58

Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren

1996, articles Jul

Laid-off workers in a time of structural change pp. 3-26

Yolanda Kodrzycki

Risk and the capital of insurance companies pp. 27-42

Richard W. Kopcke

Can demand elasticities explain sticky credit card rates? pp. 43-54

Joanna Stavins

Growing inequality of family incomes: changing families and changing wages pp. 55-82

Katharine Bradbury

1996, articles May

Spatial and labor market contributions to earnings inequality: an overview pp. 1-10

Katharine Bradbury, Yolanda Kodrzycki and Christopher Mayer

Labor markets and earnings inequality: a status report pp. 11-25

Yolanda Kodrzycki

Does location matter? pp. 26-40

Christopher Mayer

Spatial effects upon employment outcomes: the case of New Jersey teenagers pp. 41-64

Katherine M. O'Regan and John Quigley

Spatial factors and the employment of blacks at the firm level pp. 65-86

Harry Holzer and Keith Ihlanfeldt

Equality of education opportunity revisited pp. 87-114

John Kain and Kraig Singleton

Is the market for college graduates headed for a bust? Demand and supply responses to rising college wage premiums pp. 115-138

John H. Bishop

Technology and skill requirements: implications for establishment wage structures pp. 139-156

Peter Cappelli

Labor market institutions and earnings inequality pp. 157-172

Richard Freeman

Earnings inequality: proceedings of a symposium on spatial and labor market contributions to earnings inequality, held on November 17, 1995

Anonymous

1996, articles Mar

How do changes in military spending affect the economy? Evidence from state-level data pp. 3-15

Mark A. Hooker

Anomalies in option pricing: the Black-Scholes model revisited pp. 17-40

Peter Fortune

International capital movements: how shocking are they? pp. 41-60

Norman S. Fieleke

1996, articles Jan

U.S. regional trade with Canada during the transition to free trade pp. 3-21

Jane Sneddon Little

State business tax climate: how should it be measured and how important is it? pp. 23-38

Robert Tannenwald

CEO incentive contracts, monitoring costs, and corporate performance pp. 39-50

Stacey Tevlin

1995, articles Nov

Is bank lending important for the transmission of monetary policy? An overview pp. 3-11

Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren

Firm strategies in the personal computer market: are established brands better off? pp. 13-24

Joanna Stavins

The soaring trade in \"nontradables.\" pp. 25-36

Norman S. Fieleke

Safety and soundness of financial intermediaries: capital requirements, deposit insurance, and monetary policy pp. 37-65

Richard W. Kopcke

1995, articles Sep

Managing risk in the 90's: what should you be asking about derivatives? pp. 3-25

Cathy E. Minehan and Katerina Simons

Antitrust policy and vertical mergers pp. 27-38

James W. Meehan and Eric Rosengren

Monetary policy and the behavior of long-term real interest rates pp. 39-52

Jeffrey Fuhrer

Mortgage lending in Boston: a response to the critics pp. 53-78

Lynn E. Browne and Geoffrey Tootell

1995, articles Jul

Uruguay Round of trade negotiations: industrial and geographic effects in the U.S pp. 3-11

Norman S. Fieleke

Assessment of the \"official\" economic forecasts pp. 13-23

Stephen K. McNees

Stocks, bonds, options, futures, and portfolio insurance: a rose by any other name pp. 25-46

Peter Fortune

1995, articles May

The Uruguay round of trade negotiations: an overview pp. 3-14

Norman S. Fieleke

Bank regulatory agreements in New England pp. 15-24

Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren

The impact of employer payments for health insurance and social security on the premium for education and earnings inequality pp. 25-40

Jane Sneddon Little

Differences across First District banks in operational efficiency pp. 41-60

Robert Tannenwald

1995, articles Mar

The costs of defense-related layoffs in New England pp. 3-23

Yolanda Kodrzycki

The housing cycle in Eastern Massachusetts: variations among cities and towns pp. 24-40

Karl Case and Christopher Mayer

The Phillips curve is alive and well pp. 41-56

Jeffrey Fuhrer

The Lowell high-tech success story: what went wrong? pp. 57-70

Patricia M. Flynn and Ross J. Gittell

1995, articles Jan

The persistence of inflation and the cost of disinflation pp. 3-16

Jeffrey Fuhrer

Interest rate derivatives and asset-liability management by commercial banks pp. 17-28

Katerina Simons

Financial innovation and standards for the capital of insurance companies pp. 29-57

Richard W. Kopcke

1994, articles Sep

Goals, guidelines, and constraints facing monetary policymakers: an overview pp. 3-15

Jeffrey Fuhrer

The International Monetary Fund 50 years after Bretton Woods pp. 17-30

Norman S. Fieleke

Restructuring, the NAIRU, and the Phillips curve pp. 31-44

Geoffrey Tootell

New England job changes during the recession: the role of self-employment pp. 45-60

Katharine Bradbury

1994, articles Jul

The regional impact of health care reform - with a focus on New England pp. 3-32

Michael D. Jud and Jane Sneddon Little

Diversity, uncertainty, and accuracy of inflation forecasts pp. 33-44

Lauren K. Fine and Stephen K. McNees

The geographic boundaries of New England's middle-lending markets pp. 45-64

Robert Tannenwald

50 years after Bretton Woods: what is the future for the international monetary system? pp. 65-73

Rachel E. Cononi and Rebecca Hellerstein

1994, articles May

Yield curve forecasts of inflation: a cautionary tale pp. 3-16

Stephen R. Blough

Technology life cycles and state economic development strategies pp. 17-30

Patricia M. Flynn

Privatization of local public services: lessons for New England pp. 31-46

Yolanda Kodrzycki

Gifts for home purchase and housing market behavior pp. 47-58

Gary V. Engelhardt and Christopher Mayer

1994, articles Mar

Safeguarding the banking system in an environment of financial cycles: an overview pp. 3-14

Richard E. Randall

A new look at reverse mortgages: potential market and institutional constraints pp. 15-26

Christopher Mayer and Katerina Simons

International capital transactions: should they be restricted? pp. 27-39

Norman S. Fieleke

A decade of boom and bust in the prices of single-family homes: Boston and Los Angeles, 1983 to 1993 pp. 40-51

Karl Case and Robert Shiller

1994, articles Jan

The Fed must continue to supervise banks pp. 3-8

Richard F. Syron

A panel study of investment: sales, cash flow, the cost of capital, and leverage pp. 9-30

Mark M. Howrey and Richard W. Kopcke

Massachusetts' tax competitiveness pp. 31-49

Robert Tannenwald

School district spending and state aid: why disparities persist pp. 50-68

Katharine Bradbury