New England Economic Review

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1993, articles Nov

Tax reform in newly emerging market economies pp. 3-17

Yolanda Kodrzycki

Commodity prices, the term structure of interest rates, and exchange rates: useful indicators for monetary policy? pp. 18-32

Jeffrey Fuhrer

Business failures in New England pp. 33-44

William Adams, Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren

Input tariffs as a way to deal with dumping pp. 45-55

Susan Skeath

1993, articles Sep

Shifting patterns of regional employment and unemployment: a note pp. 3-12

Katharine Bradbury

Banks' venture into real estate: high rollers, or lemmings? pp. 13-32

Lynn E. Browne

What inflation policy do American voters want, and do they get it? pp. 33-44

Daniel Richards

Defaults, denials, and discrimination in mortgage lending pp. 45-51

Geoffrey Tootell

1993, articles Jul

The discount rate: the other tool of monetary policy pp. 3-22

Stephen K. McNees

Interest rate structure and the credit risk of swaps pp. 23-34

Katerina Simons

How dependent are New England's mid-sized firms on the region's largest bank holding companies? pp. 35-48

Robert Tannenwald

1993, articles May

Lessons from the Rhode Island banking crisis pp. 3-12

Thomas E. Pulkkinen and Eric Rosengren

Lessons from New England bank failures pp. 13-35

Richard E. Randall

Taxes, income distribution, and the real estate cycle: why all houses do not appreciate at the same rate pp. 39-50

Christopher Mayer

1993, articles Mar

Stock market crashes: what have we learned from October 1987? pp. 3-24

Peter Fortune

Equity in school finance: state aid to schools in New England pp. 25-46

Katharine Bradbury

Forecasting investment with models and surveys of capital spending pp. 47-69

Richard W. Kopcke

1993, articles Jan

The determinants of business investment: has capital spending been surprisingly low? pp. 3-31

Richard W. Kopcke

What role does consumer sentiment play in the U.S. macroeconomy? pp. 32-44

Jeffrey Fuhrer

Why do banks syndicate loans? pp. 45-52

Katerina Simons

1992, articles Nov

A forward-looking monetary policy reaction function: continuity and change pp. 3-13

Stephen K. McNees

The quest for sound money: currency boards to the rescue pp. 14-24

Norman S. Fieleke

Real estate and the credit crunch: an overview pp. 25-36

Lynn E. Browne and Eric Rosengren

Changes in inventory management: implication for the U.S. recovery pp. 37-65

Jane Sneddon Little

1992, articles Sep

Do consumers behave as the life-cycle/permanent-income theory of consumption predicts? pp. 3-14

Jeffrey Fuhrer

What past recoveries say about the outlook for New England pp. 15-32

Katharine Bradbury and Yolanda Kodrzycki

Taxation of capital income in a global economy: an overview pp. 33-52

Alicia Munnell

1992, articles Jul

Public-private cost shifts in nursing home care pp. 3-14

Jane Sneddon Little

Purchasing power parity within the United States pp. 15-24

Geoffrey Tootell

How large are economic forecast errors? pp. 25-42

Stephen K. McNees

The capitalization and portfolio risk of insurance companies pp. 43-57

Richard W. Kopcke

1992, articles May

One trading world, or many: the issue of regional trading blocs pp. 3-20

Norman S. Fieleke

The capital crunch in New England pp. 21-31

Joe Peek and Eric Rosengren

The financial condition and regulation of insurance companies: an overview pp. 32-43

Richard W. Kopcke and Richard E. Randall

The municipal bond market, part II: problems and policies pp. 47-64

Peter Fortune

1992, articles Mar

The advantages of \"transferrable puts\" for loans at failed banks pp. 3-11

Eric Rosengren and Katerina Simons

Current taxation of qualified pension plans: has the time come? pp. 12-25

Alicia Munnell

Profits and stock prices: the importance of being earnest pp. 26-44

Richard W. Kopcke

Mutual-to-stock-conversions by New England savings banks: where has all the money gone? pp. 45-53

Katerina Simons

1992, articles Jan

The 1990-91 recession in historical perspective pp. 3-22

Stephen K. McNees

Why New England went the way of Texas rather than California pp. 23-41

Lynn E. Browne

Lessons from variations in state Medicaid expenditures pp. 43-66

Jane Sneddon Little

Capital costs, industrial mix, and the composition of business investment pp. 67-92

Yolanda K. Henderson and Jeffrey Liebman

1991, articles Nov

The influence of housing and durables on personal saving pp. 3-16

Leah M. Cook, Richard W. Kopcke and Alicia Munnell

Explaining the postwar pattern of personal saving pp. 17-28

Leah M. Cook and Alicia Munnell

Cyclical swing or secular slide? Why have New England's banks been losing money? pp. 29-46

Robert Tannenwald

A primer on the arms trade pp. 47-63

Norman S. Fieleke

1991, articles Sep

Are district presidents more conservative than board governors? pp. 3-12

Geoffrey Tootell

The municipal bond market, Part I: politics, taxes, and yields pp. 13-36

Peter Fortune

The real estate cycle and the economy: consequences of the Massachusetts boom of 1984-87 pp. 37-46

Karl Case

Infrastructure and regional economic performance: comment pp. 47-58

Robert Eisner

1991, articles Jul

Are we experiencing a credit crunch? pp. 3-10

Richard F. Syron

\"Whither New England\"? pp. 11-26

Stephen K. McNees and Geoffrey Tootell

The role of services in New England's rise and fall: engine of growth or along for the ride? pp. 27-44

Lynn E. Browne

Changes in the structure of wages: a regional comparison pp. 45-61

Ramon Vilches

1991, articles May

Can local governments give citizens what they want? Referendum outcomes in Massachusetts pp. 3-22

Katharine Bradbury

Is there a shortfall in public capital investment? An overview pp. 23-35

Alicia Munnell

Foreign exchange intervention as a signal of monetary policy pp. 39-50

Michael Klein and Eric Rosengren

Do capital markets predict problems in large commercial banks? pp. 51-56

Stephen Cross and Katerina Simons

1991, articles Mar

Regional economic conditions and the FOMC votes of district presidents pp. 3-16

Geoffrey Tootell

Stock market efficiency: an autopsy? pp. 17-40

Peter Fortune

The liberalization of international trade and payments in Eastern Europe pp. 41-51

Norman S. Fieleke

Financing capital expenditures in Massachusetts pp. 52-79

Leah M. Cook and Alicia Munnell

1991, articles Jan

How fast can we grow? pp. 3-14

Stephen K. McNees

Massachusetts in the 1990s: the role of state government pp. 15-26

Lynn E. Browne and Alicia Munnell

Medicaid pp. 27-50

Jane Sneddon Little

A real, affordable mortgage pp. 51-66

Joe Peek and James A. Wilcox